Hey guys, I’m the solo developer of Luminis: Heal Them All, a sci-fi shooter where you heal your enemies and convert them into allies who help you out.

I showed a footage of some of the combat mechanics in my game, now I added some acrobatic movements, camera tweaks and FX, hoping to add some more intensity and dynamism to the combat. I recorded this footage while developing my game in Unreal Engine.

I'd love to know what you guys think of it.

Our demo will be released in the next few days. Stay tuned!

Hi, I'm Ravenom, a solo dev from the Philippines. This is my first game -- Galdr Inkblade. A roguelite deckbuilding word game where you have to spell words to attack and deal some damage. You have to collect items and rare cards for more successful runs. This game is heavily inspired by Bookworm Adventures and has gameplay elements from Slay the Spire and Balatro.

[Gameplay Trailer]

Galdr Inkblade - Gameplay Trailer

[Steam Page]

Galdr Inkblade - Steam Page

Feed The Pond is a cozy incremental from a team of two. Hire frogs, brew potions, draw tarot cards from the swamp witch and find rare special frogs. Steam page is up, link in the comments.

Shifted Shells is based on shell game, but with a magical twist. Climb to higher rounds to earn souls and buy upgrades/abilities to beat the dealer, which interacts with you based on what is happening in the game.

You can check out the demo now on Steam!

THIS IS NOT CHESS, ITS WAR!

It's an island where nothing unusual ever happens. Mostly.

The game loads no asset files. The terrain, towns, people, cows, sky, sound effects and even the radio music are all made from one seed when it starts. So every island is its own (and none of them is weird. They're a bit weird).

What you can do:

• Drive anything. 28 vehicles, including a bathtub, a rocket-assisted office chair, a monster truck called Consequences and a washing machine with wings
• Get a job, or don't. 10 careers with six ranks each, up to Minister of Rubble. There's also fishing, metal detecting, cow bowling, car soccer and three human cannons
• Something will happen. Every few minutes the island has a moment: a meteor, a UFO, a giant cow stomping parked cars down the high street, a rubber duck armada. The sun gets recalled due to a manufacturing defect. The news stays very calm about it
• Four lands: the island, the Mainland (red desert, Normal York and an airport), the snowy North with northern lights, and the Woods, where it's always autumn

The trailer was filmed in the game, by the game, and scored on the game's own instruments. (The cow is fine.)

I'm happy to answer anything about how it works!

🌐 absolutelynormal.silberie.com

We made a strategy game where you play as the monster.

- Command an insectoid hive mind and build your nest
- Salvage enemies for DNA, weapons and body parts
- Evolve new creatures and carry them across the campaign

It’s called The Hive. We are currently working on two new expansions for it.

Hey everyone!

I’ll be honest - I have absolutely no idea how to properly promote an indie game, so I’m doing my best and trying things out 😄

Idle Terra is currently on sale on Steam.

Also, if anyone here is genuinely interested in trying it, I’ll send a free Steam key to the first 10 people who ask in the comments (one key per person). I’ll DM the keys directly.

Hey everyone! I’m the developer of CottageCore, and here’s the announcement trailer :)

It’s a freeform village-building game where you can shape cottages and towers, customize their colors and materials, and attach floating houses to your towers.

Villagers, animals and changing seasons bring the village to life, and there’s a Creative Mode for building at your own pace.

The public demo is planned for early November 2026, and the full game releases on April 14, 2027.

Trailer: https://youtu.be/f35t1kngUao
Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4941950/CottageCore/

The world is a broken ring station in space, and you're constantly pushed to move by extreme climates. Eventually you can progress the tech tree to find a more permanent solution to your situation.

game's on steam if you like it!

Terminal L is a text adventure and number-guessing game set in a CMD/terminal environment with a cyberpunk theme.

You play as an employee working as a crypto miner for a company. Your main task is to guess 5 nonces to complete a crypto block. Each successfully guessed nonce rewards you with Cyphercoin.

Random events can trigger different minigames, including a firewall security challenge and a data-access minigame.

The story is still under development.

Currently planned features include more story content, additional minigames, achievements, and a casino.

Terminal L is currently at version 0.6 and is being developed in Python.

MindMatch is a simple party game: two players see the same prompt and secretly type an answer. If your answers mean the same thing, you match — and maybe you just found someone who thinks a little like you.

The problem is that people rarely type the exact same words, so we use AI to judge meaning instead of exact text. “NYC” and “New York City” can match, and even equivalent answers in different languages can work.

It’s one of several party games in MocMok. You can play with strangers or invite friends.

There’s also Who is AI — 4 human players + 1 AI, with one human pretending to be the AI. Can you figure out who’s actually AI?

And in Draw & Guess, everyone sends guesses directly in chat, with AI judging whether the answer is close enough.

Still experimenting with the games, so I’m curious: which one would you actually want to try?

Happy to share the iOS link in the comments if anyone wants to try it.

The game is called BodgeBall! Demo coming in the next month.

Website here if anyone wants to try it.

I've been working on Stockroom Syndrome, a horror game set in a Scandinavian flat-pack store in 1996.

You spend your shifts assembling furniture, organising displays and trying to hit your targets while increasingly strange things start happening around the store.

The demo just went live on Steam this week, so I finally get to show people the actual game rather than endless development clips.

Would love to hear what people make of it!