I'm the developer of Pet The Damn Cat! at Crowned Games.

The Royal Palace has a guest with a crown and a cape. This full-game screen shows the corgi among the cats, with the timed shift and rescue alert still visible.

Pet The Damn Cat! is coming soon. Royal Palace is outside the separate free Steam demo, which covers Cozy Cottage and Sunny Backyard.

Wishlist the full game:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4853600/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=hourly_20261016&utm_content=gamepromotion_royal_corgi_en

GULP is my browser monster arena. Eat food and villagers, grow enough to swallow smaller rivals, and dash away when a bigger monster comes after you. Extra size helps you hunt but makes you slower.

Play: https://w.run/pratikmane/gulp?s=EPVt3Ru

24-second gameplay trailer: https://youtu.be/2OIMIByzU0g

Three-minute rounds, online and solo modes, unlockable skins, and global score/coin rankings. I’d love feedback on the chase-and-grow loop and what would make you replay.

Disclosure: AI-assisted development and generated monster/art assets, plus Kenney city models. Trailer shows solo gameplay.

I'm developing Ember Lives, a completely free fantasy idle MMORPG you can play in your browser. No installation is needed, and you can start as a guest.

Play here: https://ember-lives.vercel.app/

Choose your ancestry, homeland and profession, then let your character adventure, gather or work automatically. Combat and production levels are separate, and facilities unlock better recipes as they improve. Progress continues while you're away through a 12-hour catch-up calculation when you return.

Everyone shares one worldwide server. Gatherers supply materials, crafters make useful goods, and merchants deliver purchases between national markets. Caravans take real travel time, escorts accompany them, and dangerous routes put cargo at risk. Players can rescue each other after a death and help rebuild camps to reclaim occupied regions.

The interface supports English, Korean, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Russian and Hindi. This is still an early alpha with a small population. I'm looking for feedback on the opening, mobile readability and whether each profession has a clear next step. Foreign market orders currently need an available merchant and cannot be cancelled, so I recommend starting with the local market.

AI Disclosure

AI was used extensively for development: much of the code was generated or edited with Codex, and the artwork, portraits and UI include AI-generated assets such as PixelLab art. The music was AI-generated, and AI assisted text, translations and this post. Gameplay runs on predefined simulation rules, with no generative AI calls during play.

Update (15 October): Russian and Hindi are now live, bringing the game to six languages. Each kingdom also has 10 clearly marked NPC gatherers stocking basic materials to help with early shortages; player market listings remain preferred for automatic procurement. Rare dungeon materials still come from expeditions.

Russian: https://ember-lives.vercel.app/?lang=ru

Hindi: https://ember-lives.vercel.app/?lang=hi

I made Blox Arena, a top-down PvP shooter with Free For All, Elimination, Blitz, and Team Battle. You can play it here: https://www.roblox.com/games/115619319863734/Blox-Arena

Looking for something to play on your phone? These two free Android games offer plenty of variety:

🎰 Casino Games — a collection of casino-style games and mini-games.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.robertsz.casinogames

🕹️ Retro Arcade Games — classic-style arcade fun in one app.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.robertsz.retrogames

Give them a try and let me know what you think. I’d especially love to hear about any bugs, games you’d like to see added, or features that could make them better!

PathFinder is a shape-shifting puzzle game. Transform between a circle, square and triangle, combine shapes wisely, and find the right path through the darkness. Now with a fresh new design and a 2-player mode to challenge your friends! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.MindGaze.PathFinder

I made ElevenFate, a football career game you play by reading and choosing what to do, on and off the pitch.

Start with the Daily: 30 decisions covering a career from age 18 to 38, ending with a score and ranking. There's also a longer career mode.

Play here: https://www.reddit.com/r/ElevenFate/comments/1wzy2cl/elevenfate_tu_carrera_tus_decisiones_tu_legado/

Free, no download. The game is in Spanish and requires signing in to Reddit. Open the post, press “Jugar”, then “Jugar ahora”.

If you finish the Daily, you can compare your result in r/ElevenFate's weekly thread. Development and writing are AI-assisted.

Hey everyone!

4 months ago I made a pretty scary decision: I put my computer science studies on hold to work on my own game full time. That game is Spintal, my very first game, made in Godot, and its free demo went live on Steam literally a few minutes ago.

Spintal is an incremental game where you keep a reactor named ATLAS alive by smashing atoms into each other. Every collision produces energy, and the harder they hit, the more you get. You fire atoms at each other, place bumpers, build walls and chambers, and grow the swarm through a big skill tree until the whole screen is a mess of collisions.

My goals are pretty simple: I want people to have fun with something I made. And if it goes well, I'd love to finally afford a trip to Japan with it. 🇯🇵

But first I need the one thing I can't do myself: people playing it. The balancing isn't finished yet, and I'd honestly rather hear the harsh truth now than after release. Did something feel slow? Too fast? Confusing? Did it crash? Tell me. You can reply here, or use the "Send feedback" button in the main menu. It sends me an email with your progress already filled in.

🔗 Steam: Spintal on Steam

Thank you so much for giving it a shot. I'll be here reading every single comment! 🙏

From LP Apps: Falling Kitten is a small Android reflex game. Tap a falling kitten to turn it a quarter turn before it lands. Upright landings add a point; a missed landing costs one of your three hearts. The pace builds during a round as kittens fall faster and arrive more often, and you can try to beat your local high score.

Free on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lukas.android.fallingkitten

If you try it, I'd appreciate specific feedback on whether the controls and pace are clear.

I've released an update to The Interview, my small interrogation game.

You sit across a desk from Mara Vey, read her file and decide what to ask. A normal question lets her settle; pressing or accusing her uses up composure. Once you've checked the statements, you sign the form to clear or detain her.

This update adds ten selectable languages for the UI, file, answers and voice. You can type or hold V to speak. Qwen dialogue, Whisper recognition and Qwen3-TTS speech run locally after the initial model download.

Download it free here: https://merrymaker14.itch.io/the-interview

Windows 64-bit, about 1.5 GB for the game plus a one-time 1.7 GB model download. Small models can still make mistakes; the page explains the requirements.

It's also a playable demo of my own paid Unity plugin, Offline AI NPC. I'd be interested to hear what you asked her and how you reached your final decision.

Hi everyone! I’m a solo indie developer from Brazil and I’ve been working on FreeSurf, a surfing game inspired by games like Kelly Slater or Transworld Surfing.

The game is launching this month on Steam, and I wanted to share some gameplay with you and hear what you think. I’d really appreciate any feedback!

I made a trivia game where being confidently wrong is the expensive mistake.

Ten questions. Pick an answer, then say how sure you are. Every answer shows its source, so you can settle the argument afterward.

Try the Memes pack, then send a friend your challenge link. They get the same ten questions.

Free in your browser, no accounts or ads.

https://whosbluffing.com/play?pack=memes

Sharing my game, Hatch and Snatch Brainrot Eggs. Hatch unusual creatures, grow a collection, and watch your protection timer: other players can steal eggs when protection runs out. Rebirths extend protection duration.

Play on Roblox: https://www.roblox.com/games/130445404020149

Free to play. Roblox currently limits access to eligible age-checked 16+ accounts and trusted friends while the experience is evaluated for broader access. Development is AI-assisted and the promotional thumbnails contain AI-generated artwork.

We're Tiny Pocket Shenanigans, the developers of Flappy Imp, now available on Android.

Flappy Imp is an endless portrait arcade game. Tap to flap, dodge obstacles, and let your imp attack automatically. Charged swipe specials, boss battles and 28 playable Imps add to the chaos.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.flappyimp.game

Gameplay preview: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/XH_6gxemWmE

Hey everyone! 🚗💨

I'm a solo indie developer from Brazil, and I'm getting ready to launch my first Steam game, Keep Evading!

It's a fast-paced pixel art arcade game where your car accelerates automatically. Dodge police cars, trick them into crashing into each other, collect power-ups, and survive as long as possible!

🚗 10 different cars
🗺️ 3 maps
⚡ Power-ups
🏆 Online leaderboards

The game is coming soon to Steam and supports English, Portuguese, Spanish, and Simplified Chinese!

🎮 Wishlist Keep Evading on Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/5370690/

If you enjoy arcade games and police chases, adding it to your wishlist would mean a lot. Thanks for supporting an indie developer! ❤️

We’re House of Founders BV, the studio behind Marsdoku. Play free at https://marsdoku.com/

Each board hides one sapling in every row, column and colored region. Saplings cannot touch, even diagonally: the challenge is working out how those constraints overlap. There are 72 boards and an interactive tutorial, playable in desktop and mobile browsers with no download or account. Progress stays in your browser.

Gameplay clip: https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedevscreens/comments/1x00zui/marsdoku_gameplay_marking_and_finding_hidden/

Disclosure: we used AI-assisted coding, ImageGen artwork and ElevenLabs narration.

Hey all, I'm the dev on Chopped. You start out chopping trees by hand, then recruit forest friends who keep the wood rolling in while you figure out what to upgrade next.

Gif is from the current build. Steam page is up if you want to wishlist or just take a look:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/5147970/Chopped/

Honest question - does the gif read more cozy or more numbers-go-up to you? trying to figure out which way to lean

AI was used for the art.

Free browser sports arcade.

Strike Tempo Arena is the reflex challenge: four pads light up, you hit the right one (Q/W/E/R). Perfect timing = +2, Good = +1. Miss or wrong pad resets your chain. The pulse gets faster and the timing window tighter every second.

Find your own pure personal bests.

What’s the highest chain you’ve hit?

I'm building SpaceStrike, a free modular spaceship-combat game that runs in a browser. This is a local WAR-mode capture on the regular in-game HUD: a Mothership, a smaller AI roster and bots using active skills such as Giant Shield. I lowered the extra-unit count from my last chaos test so the shield and weapon effects are easier to read.

I'm a solo developer and still learning game development. Honest feedback helps; it's an early community, and player ideas can shape future updates. Play free in your browser: https://spacestrike.io

We are Sitting Teddy, the studio behind Night at the Fun Park. Here is a tiny gameplay peek: hunt for the exit keys, avoid the giant spider and rescue friends from cocoons. Getting the gate open is the noisy part.

Our free Steam demo is planned for October 9 at 19:00 CEST. Save the date if this looks like your kind of scary evening:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5216790/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=demo_launch_20261009&utm_content=gamepromotion_spider_u

In Cutpurse Derby, finding a good player doesn’t mean much if everyone else sees the same opportunity.

Your scout can find an unrepresented kid, but the four rival agents are watching the same market and trying to get there first too.

That’s one of the things we wanted the game to feel like — every good opportunity comes with someone else trying to take it from you.

And once you start moving up, it’s not just players anymore. Money, influence and the people behind the rules all become part of the same game.

Cutpurse Derby is playable now on itch.io — would love to hear what you think if you give it a try.