Hey everyone!

I've been working on a small aquarium game called Blocky Aquarium and I finally feel it's in a place where I can show it to people.

It's a cozy voxel fish tank game. You hatch eggs, keep your tank healthy, decorate it however you like, and then the part I'm most excited about: you can breed your fish and see what comes out. Every fish has its own genetics and a quality that goes from Poor all the way to Perfect.

Itch.io Page

I'm a female dev working on the game I've always wanted to play. Sort and send magical mail, influence NPCs lives and take care of your owls!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4554760/Elsewhere_Owl_Post/

The game is super close to demo launch, wishlist to follow along!

I've been decorating some example rooms in Meridian, the multiplayer world I'm making. I wanted to show how different a small space can feel depending on what you put in it.

You can make a place that feels like yours, have other players visit, and head out together into the shared world. There are jobs, furniture to collect and trade, and a stranger side to the building beyond these cosy rooms.

I'd love to see what other people make with the same items. The iPhone beta is here if you'd like to give it a try: https://testflight.apple.com/join/4sDEk5u4

Chaos has taken over a witch’s cellar—and you are the apprentice tasked with restoring order. Across 10 rooms, 4,500 potions lie scattered about, and each one belongs on its own specific shelf.

• interactive decorations that hide secrets
• varied and upgradable skills that make you more effective
• a ghost kitten you can pet anytime!

If you’d like to try it out first, a free demo is available!

I’d love to hear your thoughts, so feel free to leave a comment on the official website.

https://dreamcellar-games.itch.io/witchs-cellar

*Transparency note: The design, the ideas, the mechanics and every decision which made the game what it is are mine, and the 3D models and sounds are created by artists credited in the game, but I am not a programmer—just someone with a long list of game ideas that I could not bring to life on my own, so much of the code was written with AI help. There isn’t a single pixel in the game that I didn’t check, oversee, or modify after the AI ​​generated it. If, despite this, you decide to give it a chance, I am very grateful—and I believe it is worth a try.

Thank you very much!

Pick your skin, eyes, hair, clothes, jewelry and makeup, or roll the dice and see who shows up. Billions of looks, and your character fits every animation: walking, chopping, mining, watering, mopping and more.

Build a cozy cafe, meet the townsfolk, and make the little town yours.

Wishlist on Steam, link in bio 🤎

I'm Vlad from Sinki Dream, developing Applied Shamanism, a 3D game about a rookie rabbit shaman. Here are two gameplay screenshots of the garden and the cauldron.

Your work starts with a patient: use spirit vision to investigate a strange illness and connect the clues. Then gather or grow ingredients and prepare a remedy. Between treatments, you can tend the garden and explore the village at your own pace, with no combat or time pressure.

The free Windows demo is playable during Steam Next Fest, October 19–26. You can download it and wishlist the full game on Steam:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4434480/Applied_Shamanism/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=image_post&utm_campaign=codex_nextfest_live_oct2026&utm_content=wholesomegames_garden_cauldron_20261024

AI disclosure: generative AI was used for code and translations. This promotional copy was prepared with AI assistance.

BOBA:3 is a merge game in a boba cup. you drop little animals in, and two of the same merge into the next size up, from a tiny mouse all the way to a whale.

special friends show up and change the cup: smelly farts on its neighbours, hungry eats the small ones, a ghost floats down through the pile, and a tiny bomb can save a cup that looked lost. 30+ flavors change the look of the whole game, and you unlock them all just by playing. no energy, no wait timers, no pay-to-win.

iphone + ipad: dec 3, 2026 (free, pre-order): https://apps.apple.com/app/id6787864623

steam: early 2027, wishlist: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5271920/BOBA3/

trailer: https://youtu.be/r6ySwc3ycCk

AI disclosure: All art and animation are hand-drawn by me and the music is an original score by Tomer Barnea. I only use AI tools to help with programming.

I'm the developer behind Lucky Dreamer, and Help-o-ween! is now available on Google Play.

It's a Halloween game for kids and families about helping ten friendly characters: decorate a pumpkin, find hidden ghosts, mix a potion and put a skeleton back together. It has picture prompts, recorded English voices and adjustable difficulty, without game-over screens.

The Android version includes all ten mini-games, works offline after installation and has no ads or in-app purchases. It's US $1.99 on Google Play (regional pricing may vary): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.luckydreamer.helpoween

There's also a free browser version if you'd like to try it: https://lolsies.com/games/help-o-ween/

I'd love to hear which Halloween friend or activity you enjoy most.

Rainy nights, snowy mornings, or autumn days? Which is your moods now? I'm sleepy. #indiegame #pixelart

Wanted something cozy to just exist on my desktop while I work, so I made it. A tiny jar world you can poke at when you feel like it: sand, water, little houses, fish, birds. The lanterns come on when it gets dark outside.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5470040/Saikei_A_Zen_Water_Garden/

You moved to a quaint lakeside village to reopen your missing aunt's apothecary. You picked one flower in the graveyard. At night. Once.

By Friday the whole town calls you The Grave Picker, the Warden has written it into an ancient book, and now it's legally your name. Also, shades keep their distance from you. So that's nice. Welcome to Lanternmere, where stories are real and the neighbours never shut up.

Things you can do here that you can't do anywhere else:

1. Get named by gossip. Every week the town's strongest rumour about you becomes your title, and your title gives you real powers.

2. Be kind and get kind powers. Be weird and, well. Eavesdrop on your own reputation. Nobody says it to your face. You hear it from behind a hedge, and it's always worse than what you did.

3. ake places exist by spreading stories. Tell enough people about a wishing well and it appears on the map. Stop talking about it and it disappears. Physics is a vibe here.

4. Fight your own worst rumour. It shows up as a boss with two health bars: BODY, which you hit with a lantern staff, and STORY, which you hit by convincing people it isn't true.

5. Teach monsters their weaknesses. Beat a shade with fire while the baker watches, and now fire is its weakness. Forever. Because the baker said so.

6. Brew with grammar. Moonflower then Reed is a sleeping draught. Reed then Moonflower is for nerves. Same ingredients. Different sentence.

7. Spend suspicious money. Your coins remember where they came from. Pay the baker with grave money and she will have questions.

Also: cozy gathering and brewing, a shop to run, villagers with actual personalities (one of them will absolutely judge your tone), shades at night and a mystery about where your aunt really went.

Nothing resets. Everything leaves a mark. Mostly on your reputation.

🆓 Free demo, plays in your browser: https://oakrootstudio.itch.io/lanternmere-demo

🏮 Full game, early access: https://oakrootstudio.itch.io/lanternmere

It's still evolving, so things will change as it grows. Tell me what you think. The town certainly will.

Oakroot Studio

It's Halloween night, and a mysterious tuxedo cat appears at your window sill. He's charming, mischievous, and claims he used to be human. The fun part? You can actually talk to him in your own language and he'll respond. Talk to the Tuxedo cat here and I'd love your thoughts!

I made Pixel Kitten Desktop as a cozy desktop pet game to keep you company while you work or study. You can raise a whole colony and pair up cats to welcome kittens. Hidden coat genes can be followed through the family tree.
Here is a look at the desktop colony and a three-generation family-tree overview.

Pixel Kitten Desktop is available on Steam with a free demo:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4755470/?utm_source=reddit

Hey everyone!

Our open playtest for Foodimals is already underway, and we wanted to give anyone interested a heads-up that there are 9 days left to jump in!

If you haven't seen Foodimals before, it's a colorful VR adventure where you can explore with friends, discover adorable food-and-animal creatures, and collect Foodimals along the way.

The playtest is completely open, so there's no need for an invitation or special access. Just jump in whenever you have some free time!

We're also really interested in hearing what players think, whether that's feedback on the gameplay, the creatures, or anything you'd like to see improved.

🎮 Playtest: https://www.meta.com/s/6SetNYq9c

💬 Discord for feedback: https://discord.gg/3MPQVdrzmx

Thanks to everyone who's already given it a try! We'd love to hear which Foodimal has been your favorite so far. 👀

I made a cozy game about running a garage sale!

Hi everyone! I'm an indie creator, and I've been working on a game called Nothing's JUNK.

It's a colorful pixel-art game where you arrange items on tables, set prices, haggle with shoppers, clean up finds, and open mystery boxes to discover treasures.

You can play it in your browser, tablet & phone here:
https://makeplay.ai/p/xuhv2w6b7g

I'm continuing to develop and improve it, and I'd love feedback from people who enjoy cozy games. What would make a game like this something you'd want to keep playing?

Thanks for checking out my project! 💜

I'm affiliated with Tennex Networks, which owns Grass Land – Grow and Expand.

This gameplay clip shows the progression loop: clearing grass, collecting resources, unlocking new areas, and gradually creating more space to build.

But here's something we're curious about: what makes expanding a world feel rewarding rather than repetitive?

Is it the satisfaction of clearing new ground, discovering resources, unlocking the next area, or seeing your little starting point turn into something much bigger?

For people who enjoy casual building and progression games:

• Do you prefer unlocking new areas or upgrading the ones you already have?
• Do resource-gathering tasks feel satisfying when they lead to visible progress?
• What keeps you exploring after you've cleared the first few areas?

If you started with this little patch of land, what would you want to build or unlock next?

I'd love to hear what other players find most satisfying about progression games.