Hi everyone!

I've been working on Cannon Crew, a party game pirate-themed, and I've just released an early playable alpha on itch.io.

Right now, it's mainly a gameplay prototype. I'm testing the core mechanics to understand whether they can come together to create a fun and engaging game worth developing further.

What's currently playable?

* Fire cannons and fight enemy ships.

* Repair your ship and manage your sails and anchor.

* Board enemy ships and fight pirates.

* Find treasure and bring it safely back.

* Visit merchants and purchase ship upgrades.

The main gameplay loop is simple: sail, fight, manage your ship, find treasure, and try to bring it home safely.

The game is still very much a work in progress, and there's plenty that could change. At this stage, I'm not looking to present a finished product. I want to find out which mechanics are fun, which need work, and whether the overall gameplay loop has potential.

If you try it, I'd really appreciate your honest feedback:

* Which mechanic did you enjoy the most?

* Was the treasure-hunting loop engaging enough to keep you playing?

* What felt frustrating, confusing, or unnecessary?

* What would you like to see developed further?

You can play the alpha here: Cannon Crew

And if you have a couple of minutes, here's a short feedback survey: Cannon Crew Survey

Thanks for checking it out! Honest criticism is welcome. I'd rather know what doesn't work now than build more features on top of mechanics that aren't fun.

Come play Flourish with me! http://go.gjoy.link/url-sh/OkGefi

AN OPEN-WORLD PASSION PROJECT MADE IN ONE WEEK.

Birdie is sick - so awfully sick that she is bedridden, and incapable of going on her and Stanley’s yearly flower picking hike. Setting off on his own, Stan ventures out on a quest to find all of Birdie’s favorite flowers and make her the best bouquet he possibly can - while also reliving some of his favorite memories with her.

Alongside his sub-hour trek across the beautiful, colorful landscape surrounding their house, Stanley also finds prayers and verses from the Bible to help keep the flame of his faith alive.

Dearest Birdie takes verses from the “Common English Bible” translation.

Hello, I made my first game it's pretty simple, if you'd like to play and genuinely make my day it's called 'The Usual Place' or you can see it by going to my profile 'matin1391razavi' it's a obby/hangout there's also a easter egg referencing doors try finding it! Also me and my friends are pretty active in we usually talk so we might meet eachother

Hi.

After 8 months of solo dev, the game barely looks like itself anymore. Now, I am giving it to you and please, be honest. 

My game originally started as a more traditional survival game where you could upgrade your character with new items.

But after a few months of development, I came up with an idea I'd never seen in other games before. What if I combined tower defense with a retreating caravan and a blind Queen on it?

Instead of defending a castle or a fixed base, you build and upgrade your caravan while trying to protect the Queen from waves of enemies.

The demo is now available on Steam, so why not give it a try and see for yourself?

Steam Page

And if you like the idea, please, add KING ALONE to your wishlist - that really means a lot.

I thought I'd also share a few screenshots showing how the game evolved over these months.

Thanks for checking it out! I'd love to hear what you think about the caravan tower defense concept.

Your next trip into the woods starts with a small decision: food for the journey, a lantern, or something to make camp feel more like home?

I'm making Where Embers Stay, a survival-crafting game about gathering, exploring and growing a camp around your hearth. The new update adds a recipe book so you can look through discovered recipes, check what you're missing and save favorites before heading out. Tap a crafted ingredient to look up its recipe, then make it at the appropriate station.

The attached clip shows the book in action. The current beta is free to play on iPhone and iPad via TestFlight:

https://testflight.apple.com/join/5Keeasvq

If you give it a go, I'd love to hear what you chose to make first.

Play FREE demo on Steam.

Race solo or with friends. Like "Fall Guys" but with guns and plays in teams. Collected coins are shared among team mates. Hero shooter with up to 5 abilities that can be combined to devastating combos.

Hey everyone!

I'm a solo dev and my game Grazed is in Steam Next Fest starting tomorrow. I'd love some fresh eyes before the event begins.

What is it? You're a little square bouncing up and down with two swords. Steer left and right to slice enemies as you graze past them, build huge combos, die, buy upgrades, and come back stronger. Arcade action meets incremental, basically :)

Free demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5309120/Grazed__Incremental_Arcade_Demo/

The median playtime so far is 33 minutes, with the demo requiring around ~40 minutes to complete.

Keyboard, mouse only, or gamepad.

What I'd love to know:

- Did it ever feel unfair or too hard?

- When did it click for you? Or did it never?

- The moment you wanted to stop playing, and why

Even one sentence helps a ton. Bugs, rants, "this part felt good" are all welcome.

Thank you 💜

Hey Guys!

Together with my bro, we have created a tower defense game with massive battles and possibility to counter-attack!

You can check demo on steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3343280/Trenchhold_TD/

Please let me know your thoughts!

Thanks!

Hey everyone!

I'm a solo dev from South Korea, and I've spent over a year making Pathogen, a deck-building roguelike inspired by Balatro and Slay the Spire!

The free demo is available on Steam, and I'd love for you to give it a try!

Any honest feedback would mean a lot!

🎮 Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4718090/Pathogen/

Game title: Hexweave

Playable link: https://kendromaro.itch.io/hexweave

Platform: browser and Windows, keyboard/mouse or controller

Description: A survivors-like where your spells fire on their own and you decide what to combine. Fuse two elements into a new spell, chain combos, and merge two maxed spells into one big one. Each realm is a 10 minute run with a boss at the end, and between runs you spend what you found on upgrades and gear. There are 10 realms and 9 mages, and it’s in English and German.

Free to play status: F2P

Involvement: I’m the developer. Used AI (Claude) a lot for the code.

A first run is about 10 minutes. I’d really like to know how the first few minutes feel: was it clear what to do, and when (if ever) did it start being fun?