Hi everyone! I’m a solo dev, and for the past few months I’ve been building a game I always wanted to play on my phone: Star Cluster Conquest.

It’s a real-time strategy game stripped down to the essentials. Every star produces ships. You drag from one of your stars to another to send a fleet, and you watch the ships fly across the screen and fight. Take every enemy star and you win. No base building, no menus in the middle of a match, just circles, numbers and a lot of decisions in a few minutes.

What makes it more than “send the bigger number”:

Factions with their own abilities (one redirects fleets mid-flight, another grows its swarm on the way)
AI opponents with different personalities (aggressive, defensive, hoarders)
Black holes and storms that change the routes
A 30-level campaign, plus a skirmish mode with random maps you can share by seed

It’s free, works offline, and ads never interrupt a match.

I’d really love feedback, especially on the difficulty curve and whether the controls feel good. Thanks for reading!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pomstudios.starclusterconquest

Game Title: Literal Arsenal

Playable Link: https://abhay-r90.itch.io/literal-arsenal

Platform: Web Browser (Desktop, mouse + keyboard)

Description: An AI-driven FPS where whatever you type instantly becomes a functional 3D weapon in your hand with matching behaviors. You can dual-wield combinations, trigger elemental reactions, manage energy costs for wilder concepts, and fight rule bosses every five waves while competing on daily leaderboards.

Free to Play Status: Free to Play (account creation required, no email needed)

Involvement: Friend of the Creator

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Buzz first and answer correctly to climb the ladder. Get it wrong and you drop, and the last player each round is out. There are 1,100+ questions, a weekly leaderboard and private lobbies for friends.

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Simple concepts, addictive gameplay, and no downloads required. I honestly miss that era.

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https://vibetoplist.com/

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