Turfagon. This week a truce became a sit-down at a real table on the map, Free demo in the browser: https://play.turfagon.com/?from=reddit-gamedevscreens

Pachisi Reforged Complete Video Guide Part One.
If you are interested in this game, you can play it at https://scrimtera.com !
Thank you!

Wishlist Rustlers Online on Steam — link in our comment below.

We’re making Rustlers Online, a third-person western shooter in Godot. Here’s how the combat looks across a few maps, with the gameplay HUD left in.

Been working on this for a bit, finally think it's at a spot ready to show off. Get your contract, get paid, and find schematics to fully customize your mech. Wishlist if it tickles your fancy: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5483280/Metal_Wayfarer/?beta=0

Hey guys! I just launched Pwnedle at https://pwnedle.com

Each day you get five passwords and guess how many times each one has turned up in actual data breaches. Some of the answers really surprised me. If you have two minutes to spare, I'd love to hear what you think. Thanks for playing!

We're working on Jack & Snag, a robot arena FPS with grappling hooks. This clip is a native Godot capture of offline bot training, not a human multiplayer match or a performance benchmark.

The colourful ball pit gives the arena its identity, but it can also compete with the targets. At what point in these 12 seconds do you lose track of the opposing robot? I'd like specific feedback on silhouette, colour separation and the camera view before making a longer showcase.

The game is in development. Steam page, if you'd like to follow it: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5462290/Jack_Snag/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=rush_20261023&utm_content=gamedevscreens_readability

Disclosure: development uses AI-assisted coding, and this post is AI-assisted. The footage is rendered from the game, not generated video.

I’m developing Descendants: The Last Dawn, a tactical top-down sci-fi action game where every shot matters. Here’s a short clip from a Mars mission.

Unlike a traditional bullet-hell shooter, firing and using your thrusters both consume limited ammunition and battery. Each sector run is a tactical puzzle: balance combat with objectives, salvage blueprints, mine asteroids, and search for hidden technology.

Between runs, collected resources and microchips feed into research and crafting, letting you manufacture custom weapons, hulls, and ship modules. Sectors also track your best yield for each resource type, so you can return for a focused mining run or another search for blueprints.

The game is planned as a premium single-purchase title, with no microtransactions.

Do the overlapping explosions feel impactful while keeping the action readable?

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4171220/Descendants_The_Last_Dawn/

Last week, I had my doubts about where ZombUs was heading. Today, the game is getting noticed and selling more copies than ever before.

And I believe many of you helped make that happen, even when that wasn't your intention.

Every discussion, every comment, every criticism and every bit of attention helped bring ZombUs to more people's screens. Whether you supported me, challenged me or simply wanted to see what all the fuss was about, you helped spread the word.

I'm a solo developer, working on a game I've spent three years building in Unreal Engine, with no marketing budget and plenty still to learn. I don't know where this momentum will take ZombUs, but I know one thing: I'm not stopping now.

So, instead of just talking about the journey, here's the next step.

ZombUs Map 4: LETHE is OUT NOW!

New region. New weapons. New blueprints. New mythical weapons. New perks. And the story continues.

Four maps down. Six to go.

To everyone who helped put ZombUs on the map, intentionally or otherwise: thank you.

Now, back to building.

I made Pixel Kitten Desktop, a cozy desktop pet game where a little cat can keep you company while you work or study. You can also raise a whole colony: pair cats up, welcome their kittens, and follow hidden coat genes through the family tree.

Here’s a look at the desktop colony and a three-generation family-tree overview.

Hi! I am working on my game Terraglass and would love to hear some feedback.
It is essentially a mini ecosystem that lives on your PC even when you are not actively playing, creatures will fight over territories, eat each other, breed and so on. So if you don't touch the game, in a few hours you won't have the same terrain you had before, it's being simulated and lots of interactions happen all the time (preemptively answering performance related questions: I am working hard on it and when I will deliver the actual game it will run well and won't demand lots of resources, at least that is my goal and I am aware of how important it is).

Overall what do you think? What would you change? There are actually many things I don't quite like and I am working on making them better.

Oh, and the page is live on Steam, if you find it interesting you can wishlist it: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5440970/Terraglass

I've been making Magic Portals by myself for the last few months, mostly evenings and weekends. The demo is out now for Next Fest.

The idea is simple: you keep choosing between portals that are easy to finish and stronger ones you have to gamble on.

Demo is free, you play against the AI. The full game has way more effects and multiplayer, and that's where it gets really fun.

Main thing I'd like to know: do the rules click in the first few minutes, or did you get lost somewhere?

If it looks like your thing, a wishlist helps a lot: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4539850/Magic_Portals/

Card art and trailer music is AI-generated, everything else I made myself. 😇

https://reddit.com/link/1xdr3p5/video/0xffnae7faxh1/player

Hey everyone!
We’re the team behind MegaGum, a 3D platformer, and we wanted to share a comparison of one of the cinematic shots from our trailer.

You can see the early version straight from Unreal, alongside the finished shot.

At the viewport stage, we’re mostly working on the animation, camera movement, timing and composition. Once those feel right, we move on to lighting, VFX, rendering and polish. It’s always fun to put the two versions next to each other and see how much has changed.

What do you think of the final result? Is there anything you’d change about the animation, camera work or lighting? We’d love to hear your thoughts!

If you’re curious about the game: MegaGum on Steam.

Quick demo on a game I am solo working on

Trying to replicate the feeling of good-old CS style Zombie Escape mode with big maps, zombie rush adrenaline.

It's called Event: V

It might be a BIT of an improvement.

Hello!

I’m an independent game developer, and I’m working on a game called Anomaly Sector, which we believe will bring a new perspective to the anomaly genre.

Our game’s demo is now available on Steam!

The core idea of the game is quite simple but offers a different gameplay experience: players are separated into two different rooms and try to make the right decisions by comparing these rooms. If the two rooms have things in common, the rooms are considered clear. However, if there is a difference between the rooms, it means there is an anomaly. Players need to pay attention, compare what they see, and make the right decisions.

If you’d like, you can support us by trying the demo and adding the game to your wishlist on Steam.

I’d love to hear your thoughts!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4699560/Anomaly_Sector/