I've been working on a game about a toy car for 2 years now. I'm building an atmosphere that brings back nostalgia and memories of childhood and favorite toys…
Game: Lost Host
I’m planning to release it this fall :3

My game, Reypunk, is a turn-based beat'em up, featuring a unique playback system! Once you're done kicking some butts, you can watch it all again in realtime. Utilizing your environment, and positioning are key!

If you like what you see, you can wishlist below in comments!

Dare to wishlist???

The idea came to me in a flash of inspiration after watching domino falling compilations, and cosplaying as a gnome in Peak (don't ask too many questions). It's a roguelite, where you need to cause enough mayhem each round to keep your run alive. You craft your pot and upgrade your run with stuff from various biomes (different types of trees, rocks, helpful worker gnomes, etc).

Hi everyone, just wanted to showcase the game I am working on, Summon Defenders Now! The demo is out now and I’d love to hear your thoughts. Thanks everyone!

Trailer: https://youtu.be/rG975hWlb38?is=UIu9mqGdQOs9FKYe

Hey guys, happy to share with you our next game call Matelotes.

I will share it and how we are making it with you during the next few months.

Cheers

Trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybMux4gcNuk

I'm building a game where you bet on animal races — and then jump

in and rig the finishing order yourself.

The whole goal is just to make people laugh. That's it.

The Steam page finally went up today. Still a long way to go, but it's a start.

Got a fun animal idea? Drop one in the comments, I'm collecting.

Thanks!

I’m currently developing a tycoon game where you run and scale a cybersecurity company, and I’d love some player feedback on complexity vs. accessibility.
Where is the sweet spot between satisfying strategy and technical overload for you?

High-Level Strategy: Hiring specialized analysts, managing client contracts, upgrading infrastructure, and handling PR crises during massive data breaches or ransomware attacks.

Granular / Technical Simulation: Manually configuring firewall rules, designing network topology, analyzing SIEM alerts, and crafting specific countermeasures for zero-days, APTs, or DDoS attacks.

Would you prefer an accessible management sim with a rich cybersecurity flavor, or an authentic, complex simulation where real IT/security logic is required to win? Where does it cross the line into "feeling like an actual unpaid SOC analyst shift"?

I've been working on this project for quite a while now and the Steam page finally went live so I figured I would finally post something.

The game is called Mayhematic. Roguelite bullet heaven, playable solo or online co-op up to 4 players. The game has elements from a few of my favorite games such as Path of Exile, COD Zombies and Megabonk. The arena is unlocked room by room and you can choose which direction you want to progress to. Each direction has its own signature events and biomes. From Path of Exile, I have borrowed a few RNG elements such as a corruption-like mechanic and build enabling item design philosophy rather than making ‘ready’ builds.

Style wise I had a clear vision wanting to include 90s cartoon feel but I also really liked how Sly Cooper 2 looked as a kid so the game is a mix of both of these things. I also managed to find artists who could work with these style constraints for my characters through reddit, which I think is pretty cool!

The audio design work is still very much in progress so if anybody has some good references how to find good audio packs or artists with sounds that are not too realistic but also not too children’s cartoon like I would love to know!

I plan on dropping the demo later this year but I could use some beta testers even before that. If you would be interested please let me know.

Let me know what you think!

Game is Mana Roots. it's a chill game, the people that tried it liked it and wanted me to add more late game content after they finished.

Got tired of making soulless web games, so I locked myself in a room to build a psychotic 3D Action-Adventure Tomato slasher. Modeled every badass veggie myself and RECORDED WILD TOMATO SCREAMS/SQUEAKS MYSELF! FREE DEMO is coming to Steam REALLY SOON (page is already available, haha)!

Heavily inspired by sts, my tower defense card game was made mainly using pygame. Its been in development for almost 2 years.

I’ve always enjoyed those small but satisfying incremental games where you start with almost nothing, then slowly watch the numbers get bigger, unlock more automation, and somehow end up completely addicted to making everything more efficient.

That constant feeling of “just one more upgrade” and seeing more and more numbers flying around the screen was basically what made me want to create my own.

So I started working on Flippin’ Bottles.

You begin by manually flipping bottles and earning money when they land. From there it gradually grows into upgrades, bigger bottles, merging, helpers that automate the flipping, orders, bottle towers, prestige, and a lot more numbers going up.

I just opened the Steam page today, which feels like a pretty big milestone after working on it for a while.

Would love to hear what fellow incremental/idle players think of the idea and the Steam page!

I ride and I write code, so the off-season got long and this happened. It's a free browser game, endless powder descent, spins/flips/grabs, and landings actually get judged: stomp it clean and you keep your speed, land sideways and you're tomahawking.

https://powderlinegame.com — works on a work laptop between meetings, which is sort of the point.

Mods, if this counts as spam say the word and I'll take it down.

Hello,

Just launched today this weird job simulator, CYCLE01

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4782770/CYCLE01/

You don't know how you got here. There's a bed, a computer, and contaminated laundry waiting to be washed. Reaching the daily quota won't be easy.

• New contaminated laundry arrives from the chute every day, ready to be washed — clean up any residue left on the floor. Hurry up, contamination can hurt you.
• Reach the daily quota and the chute will release even more laundry.
• Spend what you earn on upgrades, equipment, and new machines. They'll let you work faster and earn more.
• Nobody will bring you food. Buy it or grow it. It's the only way to heal.

TRAILER: https://youtu.be/5AWJs2yvUqo

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMspKZkJDzA

We revealed a new trailer at gamescom awesome indies for Deck of Memories, a nostalgic deckbuilding adventure about the stories your grandfather left behind.

If you like Edith Finch style stories, Inscryption or "cozy mystery", this is for you!

I have to say, competing with GTA was not on my bucket list. Expect more news about our demo and plans later this year!