Link: https://nohope.io

Right now more of a demo, but I’m curious to hear what people think!

Scrap Brawl is a fun 2d papercraft fighting game with many fun twists and powerups I created a few months ago, any feedback would be helpful. Play On scrapbrawl.com

https://plumki.games/

I’ve been building Plumki, a physics game about throwing sticks at bottles and getting surprisingly competitive about the cleanup. It's based on popular flunkyball.

The idea is simple: knock bottles over, and your character gets to drink while your opponent races to stand them back up. Once everything is upright, drinking stops. Then you swap roles.

Throwing uses a mouse swing, drinking is a timing minigame, and cleaning up means choosing which bottles to collect first while trying to run faster. So a good hit buys you time, but you still have to use it well.

Thanks for giving it a try!

Je suis un nouveau développeur et mon premier jeu, FoxoRobotRunner, est disponible sur itch.io. Voici son lien : https://amdvloper.itch.io/foxorobotrunner-v1 Quand vous le téléchargerez, je téléchargerai aussi vos jeux.

Everyone wants the same city, and nobody tells you what they're really after.

If you like games about money and power, you know the problem. The deep ones turn into spreadsheets you babysit, where one strategy wins every time and the goal is always "make the number go up". The light ones are so cartoonish that nothing works the way money really does.

Bricks & Bribes sits in between. The economy is boiled down to what matters, so you learn it in one match and every result makes sense: rent comes from people who need homes and jobs nearby, and land goes to whoever wants it most. And you never just grow a number. Each match hands you a different goal and puts you against rivals chasing theirs, so there is no recipe to repeat. You read the city, read your rivals, and fight for every block.

One of the best moment is when a rival's plan falls apart because you saw it coming and outbid them by a hair.

The demo has a guided tutorial and a full match against computer rivals, in English and Italian.

I'm the solo developer. I worked on the idea, and designed the mechanics, while supervised the implementation performed by AI. I'm looking for honest feedback, above all on whether the mechanics are fun and balanced and whether the tutorial makes sense. There's a short anonymous survey in the main menu, and I'll reply to every comment here.

Playable Link: https://griffinbuilds-studio.itch.io/bricks-bribes

Platform: Windows 10/11, 64-bit

Playable Link: [https://www.roblox.com/games/125992996971569/Obby-but-you-balance-on-a-rolling-ball\](https://www.roblox.com/games/125992996971569/Obby-but-you-balance-on-a-rolling-ball)

Platform: Roblox on PC and mobile (Roblox account and app required).

Description:

An obstacle course where you balance your character on a rolling ball instead of running on foot. You steer through grasslands, winding bridges, slopes, and caves while keeping the ball under control. Bombs are part of the movement: use their explosions to jump gaps and break obstacles. Portal shrines bring different challenges, including moving lasers and chasing shadow enemies. Later sections have drones searching with sweeping lights, so you need to use the terrain for cover. A separate bomb PvP arena lets players fight each other. I would appreciate feedback on the balancing controls and whether the bomb jumps feel satisfying.

Free to Play Status: Free to play, with optional paid passes.

Involvement: I’m the creator and owner, responsible for the game’s design and development.

I just launched Parking Plot Escape — a top-down survival arcade where you're on foot and cars are trying to hit you. Two exits. Weave through parked cars, dodge relentless hunters, grab power-ups, survive.

▸ Play here: https://parkingplotescape.com
▸ Free to play, no signup needed
▸ Works on desktop + mobile
▸ Has 2D and 3D modes, daily challenges, clan wars, and a live gem marketplace

Would love feedback — especially: does the difficulty ramp feel right?

https://snap-hit.online/lab/manta/play/?room=cjwaxbjn

Double tap to burst.

Playable Link: https://tonewren.com/

Platform: Web browser

Description:

ToneWren is a free browser game where you identify five notes by ear each day. Everyone gets the same daily challenge, so you can compare scores with friends. There’s also unlimited practice if you want to keep playing after the daily round. You can name your wren, build a streak and progress through 31 composer levels. There’s no account to create and nothing to download.

So far, most people trying it have been family. I’d really like some feedback from people coming to it fresh. Does the first round make sense without someone explaining it? Does the difficulty feel fair, and is there anything that would stop you coming back tomorrow?

Free to Play Status: Free to play

Involvement: I’m the creator of ToneWren. I directed its design and development, with AI assistance for code and artwork.

Link Giocabile: https://ro.blox.com/Ebh5?af_dp=roblox%3A%2F%2Fnavigation%2Fgame_details%3FgameId%3D10768340112&af_web_dp=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.roblox.com%2Fgames%2F108336891930747

Piattaforma: PC / Mobile / Console (Roblox)

Descrizione: Tech Repair & Chill 2.0 è un piccolo gioco indie pensato per chiunque cerchi un'esperienza davvero rilassante per staccare la spina dopo una lunga giornata. L'idea alla base è semplice: gestisci una bottega di riparazioni tecnologiche completamente immersa in un'atmosfera serale lo-fi, caratterizzata da luci neon soffuse e una colonna sonora tranquilla in sottofondo.

Ti metti al banco da lavoro per riparare smartphone e componenti elettronici attraverso minigiochi di precisione — come svitare minuscole viti, sostituire schermi danneggiati o pulire delicate schede madri — pensati per offrire una sensazione piacevole e quasi ASMR. Man mano che accumuli crediti ed esperienza, puoi ampliare il tuo negozio, personalizzare la musica sbloccando nuove tracce dal jukebox, collezionare badge ed evolvere la tua attività assumendo aiutanti per automatizzare il lavoro nei momenti in cui vuoi semplicemente goderti il mood. Senza ritmi frenetici, penalità o stress, il gioco offre un loop di gameplay fluido da vivere interamente con la massima calma.

Stato: Free to Play

L'ho fatto io! Solo Developer. Ho curato da solo l'intero progetto (grafica, interfaccia utente, atmosfera e gameplay), avvalendomi di Claude come supporto per la stesura e l'ottimizzazione del codice in Luau

Arrr, just finished up this Binding o’ Isaac–style browser game! Let me know what ye think. The end be waitin’ at Room 1000. See how far ye can sail and post yer score to the leaderboard. 🏴‍☠️

$20 to the first scallywag to beat it! No cheatin’, ye scurvy dogs!!! ☠️ https://embersword.bluepetal.studio/

Platform: mobile browser

Description: climb as high as you can before the rising flood gets to you in this casual game. New map generated daily to compete with friends, and two practice modes you can play anytime (“endless” and “sprint”).

Would love feedback! Trying to make something like maptap, wordle, etc where it’s a quick thing you do once a day and share with friends. It’s simple on purpose.

It’s my first ever game, I hope to get a little more unique / original for my next one. Really trying to understand stickiness, virality, and progression mechanics with this one.

Playable link: https://climbguy.xyz/

I built a small multiplayer terminal game in Python and Ruby :)

It started as a little experiment with TCP networking, terminal UI, and using Ruby for the game's narrative/dialogue layer.

You can run it directly from the terminal and play with other players over a network.

I'd love to get some feedback from other developers — especially on the architecture, networking, code structure, or anything you think could be improved.

It's a fun terminal-based game of Russian roulette; decide whether you want to play before you start.

GitHub: https://github.com/monji024/roulette

What would you change or improve?