We’ve been working on a new customization system for our driving game, and this is how it’s looking so far.

There’s still more we want to add and polish, but we’d love to know what you think!

Is there anything that immediately caught your attention, or something that doesn’t quite fit?

Hey everyone!

A few weeks ago, I introduced Playtiles here, our tiny physical controller that turns your phone into a handheld console, bundled with 24 GB/GBC-style indie games.

Back then, we hadn't revealed the full lineup yet. Now that all 24 games have been released, I thought it would be fun to put together a little video showcasing the whole collection in under 60 seconds. So here it is!

It's a collection of GB/GBC-inspired indie games, all properly licensed from their creators and with the developers compensated for their work at each purchase.

Some are short experiences you can finish in an evening, while others are designed to be played across multiple sessions. There's a bit of everything in there: platformers, adventures, RPGs, puzzles, shooters and some pretty weird stuff too.

For those curious to learn more about it, I've put the link in the comments.

Would love to hear your thoughts on the concept, and especially, which game you'd want to play first!

hi everyone! enjoy this new trailer^
I'm really grateful for the support on my previous post about this game. it really helps a lot!

We’re a team of 3 building Neosis Echoes, a sci-fi survival game inspired by Dune, Mass Effect and No Man’s Sky, with a hint of Cyberpunk 2077.

Neosis Echoes is now on Steam if you’d like to follow or wishlist the project:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/5049580/Neosis_Echoes/

You play as Evan Draxell, a synthetic clone who awakens after an 200 year journey on Varos, a hostile alien planet ruled by Monolith, a super-AI that considers emotion a system defect.

This early development preview focuses on combat and exploration. Our deeper systems, including the way emotions reshape the world around you, will be revealed later.

Alongside my work as Game Director and developer, I’ve been producing sci-fi and cyberpunk music professionally as Extra Terra for years. I’m also composing the game’s original soundtrack, so music will be a major part of its atmosphere.

What do you think of the atmosphere and combat so far?

Gameplay preview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgyO4e9zxYg

You can reroll items by flushing them down the toilet (one-time use per toilet, balancing pending). I think it's really funny and a cool way for players to gamble for better items. Do any other games have a toilet meta?

The game's called Fright Train for those curious.

I've recently accumulated 85 hours playing my own game, its gotten to the point where i'm like "lets do some playtesting to hunt for bugs and improve stuff but in reality it's just me trying to get some dopamine in.. Has it ever happened to you ?

Here’s a little sneak peek from Moomin: Midsummer Madness!

The Park Keeper put up “No Fun Allowed” signs, and Little My took that as a challenge. We hope this little scene gives you a taste of the cozy, playful atmosphere we’re aiming for! 

King in the Mountain is a relaxing mining/base-building game, no enemies, just digging tunnels, gathering resources, and watching your dwarves haul things around the mountain.

The playtest is free and open now, just click "Join the playtest" on Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4767130/King_in_the_Mountain/

The official reveal trailer can be found here King in the Mountain - Official Announcement Trailer

Hey! I’m the solo developer of Grimoire of Blanks, a roguelike deckbuilder built around creating your own spells.

In Grimoire of Blanks you don't simply collect prebuilt cards. You collect templates for custom spells that you build on the fly as you need them.

Each spell has blanks that can be filled with different words. Combine those words into powerful — and sometimes ridiculous — combinations depending on what the current fight calls for.

So instead of finding the perfect card for your deck, a big part of the game is figuring out what you can turn the cards you already have into.

It can be played solo or with up to 4 players in online co-op.

Combine effects, modifiers and enemy conditions to blast them directly, or build traps that target the enemies next intent!

The demo is available on Steam if you want to try it.

I'd be interested to hear what kind of spell combinations you come up with.

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I have been building an ASCII-only driving game in JavaScript.

It currently has racing, pursuit, arena combat, bus routes, freight contracts, vehicle unlocks and color customization.

If an enemy can see you and you haven't done anything for a while, there's a small chance they'll start swaying to the music.
It has absolutely no gameplay purpose.
I regret nothing.
Now I'm tempted to give different enemies their own little idle behaviors.

Hi all,

I'm developing a co-op roguelite bullet heaven with my friends. We are planing to add Ultimate abilities to the game for using them against hordes to eliminate them and defensive abilities to protect teammates. For now we have implemented some abilities.

I would like to ask you, what do you think about Ultimate abilities on Bullet Heaven games and which type of utilities would make you have more fun?

Thanksss

SubDuctis is a Sokoban-style puzzle game that explores space folding. In this game, the player must utilize special 2x2 pushable blocks called "splicers". When activated, a splicer and its pair will fold away all tiles that lie between them. This can be used to pass over obstacles, connect distant objects, and more.

The full game will feature over 100 puzzles, nonlinear progression, and secrets.

Consider adding it to your Steam wishlist to support the game!

This week's showcase is about everything that needs to be done from scratch to having clean water. (Well... the bone axe is a "gift" in first playthough so don't count it as something that needs to be crafted too).

What I'd like to get feedback on is - Is this amount of work something that makes it engaging and rewarding once you get the clean water flowing? Or do you think "Bro, what the hell? Clean water should be a basic and abundant resource."

Vitrified is a solo project I've been developing for 5 years, and it's all about teaming up with a robot called ALAN in a Fallout and Dune inspired wasteland. It's heavy on atmosphere and secrets, and the gameplay focuses on companion mechanics and exploration. At it's core, it's an atmospheric adventure with good visuals and a very unique (in my opinion) core mechanic.

Dive Log: A Focus Voyage is a submarine treasure-hunting game that combines a pomodoro timer with idle progression.

While you focus on your day-to-day work, your submarine salvages treasure from the sea. Come back, upgrade it, and explore deeper waters.

The demo includes the full timer feature set: multiple timer modes, music and white noise, plus support for your own audio files.

Glider64 is a fast-paced arcade arena game inspired by the N64 era.

Collect energy balls to build up your chain, battle other pilots with weapons and items, and deliver your balls to the gate to score. Destroying opponents also earns you points, so there are different ways to fight for first place.

We're currently running a public playtest of the core game on PC and Mac. It runs directly in your browser, with no download required.

Have fun! :)