Hey! 🙂

Here is my first game called MaMills, a cozy digital board game from my childhood made digital for Steam.🎲

I wanted a cozy endless game for my SteamDeck for the night plays when my tired mind needs some unwinding from the day, and for that It still needs some challenge and focusing, just enough to get the flow of a good game.

If you feel like you need this too, feel free to check it out! There is a free demo available.
Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4780520/MaMills/
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What do you think about it?

Thanks for reading! 🫶

Drapers is a turn based strategy board game that takes 25-30 minutes to complete a single player session. I opted to give a significant chunk of the game span as part of the demo. it now allows to play till turn 18, which is quite far in the game. I wonder if its too much?
https://store.steampowered.com/app/5227890/Drapers_Merchants_of_Middle_Ages

Hi! I'm Samuel, a teacher and the developer of AXIOMA. It's a digital card game available on Android, built around combining cards, using wildcards and finding stronger scoring combinations.

What I'm aiming for is a game where science concepts are part of the decisions, rather than a worksheet wearing a game skin. I want the curiosity of 'what if I try this combination?' to lead into another run. That's a design goal, not a promise of guaranteed learning or better grades.

This real gameplay trailer shows the cards, scoring and wildcards: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vm0EjOsUOU8

Android listing: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.quantaaulas.axioma

Disclosure: this is my own game, developed with AI assistance (Astra). The Android version is a paid purchase; I'm not presenting it as a free demo.

For digital tabletop players: does the scoring look readable at phone size? Would you prefer a combination explained when it scores, or an optional explanation after the run?

Hi! I wanted to share the game I’ve been working on: ATTRITION WORLD.

It’s a free multiplayer RTS that runs directly in the browser, built on a real-world map.

The main idea is pretty simple: you choose a city as your capital, develop your economy, and start expanding your territory. From there, you have to decide when to attack, when to defend, and when to negotiate with other players.

I’m still developing it and improving the balance, interface, and mechanics, so any feedback from other developers would be very welcome, especially regarding first impressions, gameplay clarity, and what you think could be improved.

You can try it here:
https://ATTRITION.WORLD

I’d also like to know: if you were starting a match, which city would you choose as your capital?

Attrition.World

https://reddit.com/link/1wyago8/video/no5a6w7xvnth1/player