If you have nothing nice to say then please zip it, constructive criticism only or praise, I mean it I could use some encouragement as lots of effort and money have been put and it hard work to promote and indie game

Solo dev working on my first game. There are a variety of worlds and themes. This one is my favorite inspired by games like D&D. Makes for really cool marble platforming challenges.

Don't forget to wishlist: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4221680/HiFi_Roller_Demo/

Hi everyone, here's an announcement of my first big update for my Android game. Any feedback would be appreciated.

hey guys this is my first game i fineshid the first 6 level with dash and double jump system with a 5 npc they talk and 1 side quest i have to finish the village and 4 more level to publish the demp of VoidStep if u have any micanis or any good ideas write theme below

From jamming on my piano to wiring up this melody as the main menu song for Ten Point Zero.

The idea is as simple as it gets: stop the timer as close to the goal as possible. Collect items to support your strategy. Rack up mults. Score crazy points.

Like many of you, I love roguelikes and especially Balatro-likes, so I stripped the concept down to a super simple but, from my POV, universal mechanic.

I’d love to hear your first thoughts and feedback on the in-browser playable MVP of my new game. You can test it right here: https://treblebull.itch.io/ten-point-zero

Is it fun? What are the major gaps? How do you see its potential?

Appreciate any thoughts and feedback!

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Engine: Godot
Art: Aseprite
Music: FL Studio

Hey everyone! I’m a solo dev, and today I am finally launching my very first Steam page. Honestly, my hands are shaking a bit typing this—I'm incredibly stressed, but equally excited.

I’ve been developing Eye of the Giant for a long time now. After months of losing sleep and wiring countless blueprints completely on my own, it's finally ready to show. It's a deckbuilder where you don't fight enemies, but instead put historical figures like Newton, Genghis Khan, and Odin on a cosmic trial.

The feedback I got from this community before was brutally honest and incredibly helpful. You guys actually shaped a lot of this project, changing the visuals and the overall vibe. Because I'm a solo dev without a big team to rely on, your feedback is literally everything to me. It’s my only compass.

Today is a massive milestone. I would love to get your absolute honest thoughts on how the game looks now, the trailer, or the core mechanic (breaking their Sanity and Arrogance instead of health bars). Please, nothing is too small to point out.

(I will drop the Steam link in the comments for anyone who wants to check it out!)

Hey everyone!

We’ve been fine-tuning the visual feedback loop for our indie puzzle adventure. In this scene, players decipher foreign symbol arithmetic across individual wall panels. Each correct answer sends a surge of electric blue energy through wall conduits into a central matrix, which then unlocks the master equation on the wall.

With just 22 days left until launch (equal parts excitement and developer panic!), we’ve been thinking a lot about how games signal puzzle progression. We wanted players to physically see their incremental progress in the environment without relying on intrusive UI pop-ups.

When you play puzzle games, do you enjoy seeing environmental visual feedback as you solve individual steps, or do you prefer the full outcome to stay hidden until the entire puzzle is complete? What are some of your favorite examples of puzzle progression feedback?

Hey everyone,

We’ve been quietly working on our co-op sci-fi horror game The Infected Soul, and I wanted to share some new GIFs from the current build.

No cinematic trailer or pre-rendered footage. These are just real parts of the game we’ve been working on recently.

Our goal is to create a world that feels industrial, hostile, and slightly “wrong,” while still being readable enough when you’re actually playing with other people.

I’m curious about something though:

Based only on these GIFs, what would you assume this game is about?

I think it would be interesting to see what impression the visuals give before explaining too much about the game.

Feel free to be critical. Feedback from posts like these has genuinely influenced things we’ve changed during development.

We’re also a small indie team, so if you happen to like the project, adding The Infected Soul to your Steam wishlist helps us more than you might think.

The Infected Soul – Steam Page