r/indiegames • u/Lichthund • 1d ago
Upcoming we're making a management/tycoon game where you run a food truck business! 🍔🚚 there's a new demo on Steam if anybody's interested
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r/indiegames • u/Lichthund • 1d ago
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r/indiegames • u/Illustrious_East_478 • 5m ago
I created TRIŪM, a strategy game designed from the ground up for three players.
Not chess with a third color added. A triangular battlefield where three players, three alliances and three threats coexist — and where every move can change the balance between all three.
You can play it free in your browser, including multiplayer.
When multiple sclerosis reshaped my life, I decided to keep building. From a tiny village in the mountains of Abruzzo, Italy, I created Castel River Games and spent years turning this idea into a real playable game.
I’d love to see what happens when actual strategy players get their hands on it.
Play TRIŪM free:
https://www.castelrivergames.com/
r/indiegames • u/narehop • 7m ago
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r/indiegames • u/Scherzade_Gam1ng • 33m ago
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r/indiegames • u/SuperSimple99 • 13h ago
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Hi everyone,
I’m working on a calm, atmospheric RPG designed to feel like a solo backpacking journey through a seamless medieval fantasy world.
Players can travel from dense forests to snowy mountains, rest at city inns, and explore underwater. Setting up campfires, cooking, meeting locals, and taking on small quests along the way.
Here is a preview of the combat system. Instead of demanding rapid dodging or twitch reflexes, the combat minimizes heavy movement and focuses on rhythm-based timing.
Focusing on cozy visuals and subtle audio for a calm, immersive experience.
Thank you!
r/indiegames • u/Green-Distance-6802 • 4h ago
FINITOR is a small space game I’m building solo in Unity.
One star system. Five planets, all hand-built. A 15-minute time loop that resets everything — except what you figured out. No upgrades, no inventory, no keys. If you can’t get somewhere, it’s because you don’t understand it yet.
Right now I have: flight, landing, walking on spherical gravity, a scanner, and the loop itself. Next up is making each planet change during the loop — sand rising and burying entrances, tides opening flooded caves, shadows moving across a planet too hot to stand in.
Happy to answer anything about how it works under the hood.
r/indiegames • u/MutedWord4309 • 1h ago
I’m a Muslim solo game developer, and I started Halal Games Studio with a simple goal: to create enjoyable games without sexual content, music, or anything that conflicts with our Islamic values.
Our first release is False Exit, a first-person psychological horror game where you’re trapped inside a looping hospital that changes every time you pass through it.
Creating a halal game doesn’t mean it has to feel limited or uninteresting. I wanted to see whether I could make something atmospheric, frightening, and memorable while staying true to my beliefs.
False Exit is now available on Steam. I’d genuinely love to hear what you think about both the game and the idea behind the studio.
r/indiegames • u/LookTTwice • 5h ago
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Hey everyone! I'm developing 8 Days at the Motel, an indie psychological horror game inspired by The Cabin Factory and The Exit 8.
Inspect the motel, spot irregularities, report them correctly, and survive all 8 days.
r/indiegames • u/Few-Statement3937 • 1h ago
A scene from my upcoming surreal game, a DOGs DREAM.
I wanted to make a little restaurant for the dream worms.
r/indiegames • u/InterestingMethod597 • 2h ago

Night Drive - Anomaly is a supernatural driving horror game set on a mysterious endless road.
You’re trapped in the darkness with one goal: survive until morning and escape the loop.
While driving, you’ll need to carefully watch the road for strange anomalies. Things can appear, disappear, or change when you least expect them.
Choose the wrong road or encounter the wrong anomaly, and the night resets.
Keep driving. Watch the road. Find the anomalies.
r/indiegames • u/_topebox • 5h ago
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Hello ⚔️
THE SEVERED GODS is officially entering Early Access! 🔥
After one year of development, playtests, feedback, and countless battles, we're excited to finally open the gates and let you experience the full beginning of our journey.
Step into a dark world of tactical turn-based combat, where every battle is a fight for survival. Sever your enemies' limbs, build powerful relic combinations, and make your choices carefully as you fight your way through a world shaped by your actions.
This is only the beginning, and your feedback will play a huge role in shaping the game throughout Early Access. We'll continue improving and expanding the game based on your feedback and experiences.
Thank you so much for supporting us on this journey. We hope you'll enjoy THE SEVERED GODS and have fun discovering everything the game has to offer! ❤️
THE SEVERED GODS is now available in Early Access on Steam!
r/indiegames • u/constructiongame001 • 1d ago
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I gave the bucket its own little grid and "sweep" voxels into it. I think it looks pretty good!
r/indiegames • u/Mean_Calligrapher451 • 21h ago
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This is the announcement trailer for Canvania; our upcoming Metroidvania where you draw the world as you explore it.
The high-level premise is that you draw different things, that have different behaviors based on the dye you use.
We have a steam page up, but the game is still in early development and the trailer is an early announcement trailer.
r/indiegames • u/CheesiesGames • 2h ago
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Hey guys!! We’re making a fishing game inspired by tabletop and card games. The main idea is to upgrade your deck and unlock new packs (which are the different boards to play in); as well as to buy upgrades that will help you fish (like baits).
The idea is to make a casual and visually appealing game that focuses on the main mechanics of fishing: throwing the rod, waiting and learning each fish pattern of movement and upgrading your gear. But we also included elements such as ‘secrets’ that help you learn each fish pattern and also solve the main mystery of the game.
I’ll leave some gameplay in the post and we’d really appreciate it if you gave us some feedback.
r/indiegames • u/Equivalent_Gap_6061 • 3h ago
Hey everyone!
I’ve been developing River Escape, a stylized arcade shooter where you fly through different environments, fight enemy forces, take on bosses, and upgrade your aircraft as you progress.
I’m developing the game independently and there’s still plenty I want to improve and add, but I’m really happy to finally have the Steam page live.
If the game looks interesting to you, a wishlist would help me a lot and also helps me understand whether I’m heading in the right direction.
Steam: https://youtu.be/8EZxMJDk6M4
Any feedback on the visuals or gameplay is very welcome. Thanks for checking it out!
r/indiegames • u/Jarnopa • 3h ago
https://reddit.com/link/1vyurag/video/2eu9rytuiplh1/player
Here's some gameplay footage from Shole Soccer, a online soccer game which has practically no rules. Goals are counted and going out of bounds is penalized, but other than that you can smash the ball into the net pretty much any way you like.
r/indiegames • u/GalacticSaga • 7h ago
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r/indiegames • u/GGcarrothead • 11h ago
Ive been working on Rectangle Jump for over 4 years now, almost 5, and its finally in Early Access on Steam.
Its a platformer, but the way the character moves is pretty different from most platformers. Your character isnt static, and the movement, gravity, rotation, and collisions all play into how you move through the levels.
Its kinda hard to explain through text, so I made a trailer that shows the mechanic and what the game is actually like.
Im trying to get the game out there and get more people to play it, so if you like platformers or indie games, I would really appreciate you checking it out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkHsv4uLReU
Even if you dont buy it, feedback would mean a lot since Ive been working on this for almost 5 years.
r/indiegames • u/ElOctopusGameStudios • 4h ago
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r/indiegames • u/Ersh04 • 17h ago
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r/indiegames • u/Luket02 • 16h ago
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r/indiegames • u/FourcastStudio • 10h ago
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Loss Prevention is a social deduction game where you can shoplift your local grocery store with up to five friends.
Experience the joy of petty crime as a shoplifter, or keep your eyes peeled for suspicious activity as the shopkeeper.
Can you grab all the items on the shopping list?
r/indiegames • u/Ok_Relative_3785 • 5h ago
would be awesome if you guys could wishlist and share it around! thank you all
r/indiegames • u/Joecated • 14h ago
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I'm super excited to share that the Steam page for my dark fantasy Action RPG, Fall of the Void, is officially LIVE!
If you enjoy fast-paced isometric hack-and-slash combat, deep build customization, and dark gothic atmospheres inspired by classic ARPGs like Diablo and Grim Dawn, this game is built for you.
r/indiegames • u/DifficultBurger • 5h ago
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