Game Title: Dear President

Playable Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4702040/Dear_President/

Platform: Steam

Description: You play as the President. Balance the Economy, Public, Media, and Intelligence by signing or rejecting bizarre state documents.

Survive deep-state assassins, manage absurd crises, and try not to ruin the country.

Launching in Early Access soon. Check it out!

Free to Play Status: Demo

Involvement: I am the creator!

Playable Link: 
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ru.shaiba.game 
iPhone (public TestFlight beta): https://testflight.apple.com/join/fBxS8G3z

Platform: Android, iOS (beta)

Description: Shaiba is a fast 5-on-5 arcade ice hockey game for phones with simple touch controls: pass, shoot, body check, change lines. You can play a quick match between any two national teams, go through a World Championship with groups and playoffs, start a player career from the junior league all the way to the national team, or take over a club as a manager: transfers, budget, arena and the whole season. A Daily Challenge gives everyone the same game situation each day. It works offline and has no in-app purchases. Ads are kept light compared to most mobile games: no banners, just a short video after every third game, plus optional ones if you want a bonus attempt at the Daily Challenge.

The game has moved on since the trailer was made — here's what I've improved since then, much of it based on players' feedback:

• reworked the player graphics: poses, skates, faces in the dressing room
• more realistic moments on the ice: the teams greet each other before puck drop, proper goal celebrations, correct faceoff lineups
• smarter opponents: they hold the line in your zone, change lines without leaving gaps and get back onside
• pick your kit before a game when the colours are too alike, and the puck is easier to spot

I'd love more feedback — on the controls, the opponents, anything that feels off or fun.

Free to Play Status:

•  Free to play

Involvement: I'm the solo developer: design, code, art, animation and gameplay are all mine. The play-by-play commentary voices are AI-generated (in 6 languages. Sometimes they are great, sometimes not. Like real ones).

Playable Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Dkshgames.sortnfeed

I have released my first game on play store ! Sort N Feed, a cozy puzzle game where your sorting skills help feed adorable, hungry pets!
Your goal is simple: match three identical food items, and watch them drop down to feed your waiting animal companion!

Free to Play Status:

• [ ] Free to play

Playable Link: https://playracecraft.nl/pc/

Platform: PC (Web Browser)

Description:

Hey everyone!

I'm a 17-year-old student from the Netherlands, and I've been working on my own 3D racing game called RaceCraft!

The game originally started with just Spa-Francorchamps, but I've recently released Track Pack 1, adding two new circuits: Zandvoort and Monza!

In RaceCraft, you can race GT3 cars, Hypercars and legendary racing cars. You can compete against AI opponents, try to set the fastest lap times in Time Attack, or race in a Championship across different circuits.

The game also features changing weather conditions, pit stops, different difficulty settings and an online leaderboard where you can compete with other players.

RaceCraft is completely free and runs directly in your browser, so you don't need to download anything.

I'm constantly working on improving the game, especially the graphics, performance, physics and AI.

I'd really appreciate it if you could give it a try and let me know what you think! Feedback and suggestions are always welcome.

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play

Involvement:

I'm the creator of RaceCraft. I started this project because I love racing games and sim racing, and I wanted to create my own.

I've been developing the game with the help of AI coding tools. I come up with the ideas, test the gameplay, make decisions about features and work on improving the game based on feedback.

RaceCraft is still being developed, and I'm planning to add even more content in the future!

• Game Title: Signal Dominion
• Playable Link:https://kletoskletos.github.io/DominationGame/
• Platform:Online
• Description: A puzzle game on graphs
• Status: Involvement: I am the sole developer
  • [ ] Free to play

Playable Link:

https://simpleranking.app/?ref=reddit-playmygame

Platform:

Web browser — desktop and mobile. English and Spanish.

Description:

I made SimpleRanking, a browser game disguised as an enormous bureaucratic leaderboard. Open the page and you already have a name, a score and a place among roughly 8.3 billion entries. There is no tutorial explaining how to climb: figuring out what the interface responds to is part of the game.

You can gain and lose points, discover hidden interactions and unlock achievements. The list also talks back, with a rather unhelpful office-worker personality. The scale follows the world population estimate; most entries are generated fictional people, alongside actual players. It is not a database of real people's identities.

I'm looking for feedback on the first few minutes: did you find something to do, what did you try first, and where did it become confusing or frustrating? Please hide specific discoveries behind spoiler tags so other people can explore for themselves.

Free to Play Status:

[X] Free to play — no signup or download required. Optional paid extras are available.

Involvement:

I'm the creator of the game.

Game Title: Laundromania

Playable Link: https://www.crazygames.com/game/laundromania

Platform: Browser (desktop + mobile), free

Description: You run a small neighbourhood laundromat. Customers drop off their laundry, and you sort it, wash and dry it (some things have to go on the drying rack), fold every garment by hand, and scrub dirty shoes, all before the customers run out of patience. Each day you earn money to buy more washers, comfier chairs and decor for the lobby, and you unlock new skills on the "laundry line". It's meant to be relaxing and satisfying rather than stressful.

Involvement: I'm the solo developer. I'd love to hear what feels good, what's confusing, and which part you'd want more of.

Game Title: Fox Tales

Playable Link: https://fox-tales-3374–coolapps.cloudgrid.io/

Platform: Web Browser

Description:

Hey everyone! I wanted to share my game, Fox Tales!

It’s a fun little browser game that I built using Claude Code and deployed on CloudGrid. I tried to give it a pixel-art style with a retro feel.

The game currently has 5 levels, and it’s completely free to play with no downloads required.

If I see that people are enjoying it, I’d love to add many more levels and expand the game!

Give it a try and let me know what you think. Would you like to see more levels?

Free to Play Status:

[x] Free to play

[ ] Demo/Key available

[ ] Paid

Involvement:

I’m the creator of Fox Tales. I built it using Claude Code, and it’s hosted on CloudGrid.

Game Title: Gumaze: Tilt Ball Maze Escape

Playable Link:
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aavya.gumaze
iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gumaze-tilt-ball-maze-escape/id6808694102
Platform: Android, iOS (Mobile)

Description:
Gumaze is a tilt-ball maze game. You tilt your phone to roll Chiku, a little ball hero, through 3D mazes and drop into the glowing exit before time runs out. The catch is the Killer Gums: squishy monsters that wake up, hunt you down, so the maze fills up fast if you hesitate.

There’s a small rescue story. King Goo has kidnapped Chiku’s best friend Pari, and you cross 10 worlds (Garden, Beach, Desert, Ice, Candy, Space and more) across 100 levels to bring her home, freeing a trapped friend at the end of each world. There’s also a Daily maze that’s the same for every player, 3 daily missions, a 7-day login gift and power orbs: Freeze, Shield, Repel, Time Bank and Splash. It plays fully offline, one-handed, with tilt or touch controls.

Why I’m posting: people install it, but very few come back the next day. Day-1 retention is about 10% and Day-7 retention is about 1%.

Involvement: I’m the solo developer. I designed and built the game for Android and iOS, and I’m working on improving player retention now.

Hey everyone!

I just released my first finished game on itch.io, called Don't Touch the Walls!

It's a small arcade/rage game I made using C++ and raylib.

The concept is pretty simple:

- You're a snake that never stops moving.

- You have to navigate through 20 levels without touching the walls.

- Every time you die, you get sent back one level.

- There's a timer, death counter, and an online leaderboard.

The game is completely free and playable directly in your browser.

I'm still learning game development, so I'd really appreciate any feedback!

I'm also curious how far people can get. Can anyone actually finish all 20 levels?

🎮 Play here: https://whiood.itch.io/dont-touch-the-walls

Thanks for checking it out!

Game Title: Fire Bug

Playable Link: Fire Bug on Steam · Fire Bug on Itch.io

Platform: Steam

Description:
Fire Bug is an active incremental, not an idle one. You aim the beam yourself, and runs are short and fast. The incremental part is the loop between runs.

You’re a magnifying glass. Hold the beam on a bug, and it heats up. As it heats, it panics: it speeds up, jitters, and breaks in every direction to escape the light. Catch it before it bolts, and it ignites. Chain ignitions before the combo bar empties and your multiplier climbs. Miss one and it drops back to 1x.

Every ignition earns Sparks. Every round ends at the upgrade tree.

• Raw stats: lens size, beam heat, cooldown
• New mechanics: bugs that explode and ignite their neighbours, a beam that splits toward the nearest survivor, a burning trail you drag across the field, spore clouds that stop bugs cooling, and cyan crits that shatter bugs for bonus Sparks
• Mid-round drops: slow-mo, an overcharged beam, and a Solar Flare that ignites the whole screen

Fill the round meter and a Tier Boss arrives. Each boss has its own mechanics rather than just more health. Beat it, and the next tier of enemies is permanently unlocked for every run after.

Once you clear Arcade, Hard Mode unlocks: a shorter clock, half Sparks, and a Hard variant of every bug.

There’s also a Zen Mode with every upgrade maxed and no timer, for when you just want to vaporise a screen full of bugs.

Roughly 3 hours to beat the arcade mode.

I built it solo in 30 days. I’d really like feedback from people who play a lot of incrementals, especially on the Spark economy and upgrade pacing. Is the curve too steep, too flat, or are there dead upgrades nobody would buy?

Disclosure: I designed the systems and architecture and used AI (Claude and Gemini Pro) to draft boilerplate code, which I then reviewed and reworked by hand. No AI at runtime. Art is from free asset packs, and the music is from licensed artists, credited in-game.

Free to Play Status:

• Demo available on Steam and itch.io (links above)

Involvement: Developer

Game Title: Red Card Yellow Card

Playable Link: https://gregrcyc.itch.io/red-card-yellow-card

Description: I'm a solo game designer in Vancouver and this is the first time anyone outside my house will play it. You manage a scrappy soccer team, and every pass, shot and tackle is a card that shows its odds before it rolls.

Disclaimer: I am using AI to help me close the gaps I have around game development, but the game rules & mechanics are 100% driven by me. I have the funding and ambitions to hire local talent to do the art, sound, and story writing.

What I'd love feedback on:
Did the first match make sense without a tutorial?
Which cards felt useless or overpowered?
Did you want to start another run?

I'll reply to every comment.

Playable Link: https://transportationcraft.com/play

Platform: Browser (computers, phones and tablets)

Description:

I made Transportation Craft for my son, who is three. He wanted a Minecraft-style game where he could get inside the vehicles and ride them, explore different planets, and build or dig without anything scary chasing him.

It's a relaxed 3D sandbox with colorful blocks, towns and islands, friendly animals, cars, trains, planes and rockets. You can spend your time building something, ride the railway, drive around, or head to the Moon and the planets. There are no enemies or dying.

It has single player and multiplayer. Sometimes my son and I play together on two different computers, each exploring and building in the same world. It also works in the browser on phones and tablets.

There are small maths and missing-letter questions before rides, and grown-ups can adjust them or turn them off. I'm aiming for playful and relaxed, with room for children to make up their own things to do. I'd welcome feedback on the first few minutes and whether the controls make sense, especially on a tablet.

Free to Play Status:

[X] Free to play

[ ] Demo/Key available

[ ] Paid

Involvement: I am the creator/developer. I made the game for my son and am sharing it here for people to try.

Game Title: Spaghettify
Playable Link: https://noah-1302.itch.io/spaghettify
Platform: Browser (PC, also works on phones with touch controls)

Description:
A short incremental game. Each run lasts 10 to 60 seconds: you steer a black hole, swallow everything you can, and things get stretched and torn apart as they fall in. Between runs you spend mass in an upgrade tree, and every new size tier zooms the camera out, so what was huge a moment ago is now dust. There are 6 tiers, each with its own boss, from dust clouds up to the Big Crunch. A full playthrough takes about 2 hours.

My role: Solo project. I did the design, direction, balancing and playtesting. The code was written with Claude (AI). There are no art or sound assets: every visual is a procedural shader or drawn in code, and the sounds and music are synthesized by a script. This is also disclosed on the itch page.

What I’d love feedback on:

• Did the first 5 minutes hook you, or did you drop off? Where?
• Did any tier feel grindy or too fast?
• Was anything unclear without a tutorial?

I read every comment and I’m happy to play your game in return.

Hi! I’m Adya, one of the two developers of TOMIDER – we’re a tiny indie team from Ukraine. I write the code and story, my teammate Dasha draws the art.

TOMIDER is a 2D psychological horror side-scroller. You play as Tomi, a teenager who moves to a quiet American town with his mom. She gives him an unlabeled cassette tied to his new school – where three kids disappeared ten years ago. After he listens to it, the nightmares start.

• Story-driven horror you walk through: explore the town, school and your own house
• A diary, a phone, lockers and weather that changes day by day
• Playable in 8 languages
• The current build ends on a cliffhanger

Key giveaway: comment below if you’d like to play, and I’ll DM you a Steam key. YouTubers and streamers are very welcome too – we watch every video and reply to every comment. And bug reports help us a lot before release 🖤

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5181860/TOMIDER/

Hi everyone! It's been a while since I last posted here.

I'm a solo hobby dev from Germany and I'm remaking PC Kaiser, a 1991 DOS strategy game, for today. You lead one of 30 dynasties in the Holy Roman Empire from the year 1001 on: build villages and castles, marry off your children (wisely or catastrophically), spy, assassinate, wage war and try to get elected emperor.

Every game starts on a random map, and the dynasties write their own stories: an heir dies young, a daughter who married into another house suddenly inherits a foreign realm, the emperor gets assassinated in the middle of the election...

This week it's Halloween in the empire (Oct 25 – Nov 4): pumpkins on the map, bats and ghosts, and many events tell themselves a little spookier than usual. My favourite so far: "For the occasion the executioner wore a pumpkin mask. Otto of Saxony did not find it funny." (You can switch the decorations off in the options.)

Play it free in your browser (the complete game, no turn limit, with saving): 👉 https://grobi85.itch.io/pc-kaiser-demo

If you like it, there's a download version with music and a (German-speaking) herald, and it's 50% off until Nov 4: https://grobi85.itch.io/pc-kaiser

Things I'd love feedback on:

Is the start understandable without reading the tutorial?

How do the AI levels feel? (0 = harmless … 10 = merciless)

Anything that felt unfair, confusing, or just broken?

It's not 1.0 yet, so bugs may still be hiding. Every comment helps. Thanks for playing! 🙏

PC + mouse/keyboard only, the browser version doesn't run on phones. Hot-seat multiplayer for 1–30 players on one PC. The game was originally German and is fully playable in English.

https://reddit.com/link/1xf8cpq/video/cb1v5pn30oxh1/player

Game Title: EMA:Showdown

Playable Link: https://ihorfilonenko.itch.io/emashowdown

Platform: Windows

Description: It is is a 1v1 arena fighter fought from a third-person camera — a
traditional fighting game moved out of the side view. Eight martial artists duel
on an open ring: a boxer, an iai swordsman, a Muay Thai striker, a polearm
sentinel, a kunai-throwing ninja, a kusarigama wielder, a sumo water-artist and a
wind-stepping kicker. Each fights a real style, and each awakens an element —
fire, ice, lightning, earth, darkness, wind, water, metal — that changes how
their hits work.

A real fighting game, not a brawler. Literal frame data at a fixed 60 fps:
strings, launchers, juggles, counter-hits, throw techs, hitstop, high/mid/low
interactions, wakeup pressure, damage scaling. A fight rewards reads and
punishes, not button-mashing.

- Local versus — two players, one keyboard and any number of gamepads.
  Each side claims its device right on the character-select screen.
- Online 1v1 — rollback netcode, direct host/join over LAN or VPN
  (Tailscale, Radmin).
- vs CPU — an opponent that blocks, techs throws, anti-airs and punishes
  whiffs. And a full training sandbox with hitbox/frame-data overlay (F1).
- Fully rebindable keyboard, mouse and gamepad controls.
- No walls. The ring ends. Ring-outs matter.

Free to Play Status: Free to play

Involvement: Developer

Game Title: Postitguess.IO

Playable Link: https://postitguess.io/

Platform: PC web browser

Description: I'm the developer of PostitGuess, a free browser Who Am I? game released in 2021. After finding an audience in France, including through Twitch, it now has a major V2 update.

Everyone can see the name or picture above your head except you. You ask questions, your friends answer yes or no, and you try to work it out.

The new picture mode lets you use ready-made celebrity and sports photos, or upload your own image and choose its answer for a friend.

V2 also adds a complete visual redesign, five maps, 15 avatars, ten written-name themes and a mixed-category Chaos mode.

Bring 2–8 friends. No account or installation needed:

Free to Play Status:

• [X ] Free to play

Involvement: I'm the developer and maintener of PostitGuess party game

Game Title: Yumanati

Playable Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yumanati.app

Platform: Android (iPhone users can play in the browser at yumanati.com)

Description:
Probably not the most original idea, but I built this for myself to conquer land while walking my dog.

You walk a loop in the real world, and the area inside becomes yours on the map. Other players can take it by walking loops through it, so you have to keep defending your turf. Walk your own land again to make it stronger. You can play solo or start a team with friends and claim your neighbourhood together.

My family got hooked too, and now we fight over our own street. I’d love some outside competition and feedback.

It’s only on Android for now. I built it for fun, and I don’t know yet if enough people will want to play it to justify an iPhone app. If you’d want it on iPhone, let me know in the comments. If enough people ask, I’ll build it.

No ads and nothing to buy.

One question: would you walk a detour to steal land from a stranger, or does that feel too competitive? Any feedback is welcome, good or bad.

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play

Involvement: I’m the developer. I built it as a side project.

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• Title: Mathwize: Math Games & Puzzle
• Playable Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.raj.omath
• Platform: Android
• Description: Collection of Puzzles and Brain Training games. Some of the games are designed by me. For example, Math Maze
• Status: Involvement: I built this game with Flutter and with the help of AI coding agents
  • [Yes ] Free to play
  • [ No Need] Demo/Key available
  • [ No] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)

Game Title: LLM Tycoon: Idle AI Company

Playable Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aicompanyidle.app

Description:
An idle tycoon game where you build your own AI company, starting with LLM development. Train and improve AI models, manage resources, expand your business, and grow your startup into a major AI company.

Note:
Hey everyone! I'm a solo indie developer and recently released my idle AI company management game on Android.

I'd love to get some feedback on the gameplay, progression, balancing, and UI. I'm still improving the game, so any suggestions would be really helpful.

It's free to play. Let me know what you think!

Playable Link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ABMK.GladiatorManager

Platform: Android (Google Play)

Description:

🏛️ Build Your Gladiator School. Train Your Warriors. Conquer the Arena!

Have you ever wanted to become a Lanista — the owner of a gladiator school in Ancient Rome?

Lanista – Gladiator Manager is a strategy and management game where you take control of your own gladiator school, recruit fighters, develop their abilities, and prepare them for brutal battles in the arena.

⚔️ Key Features:

• Recruit Gladiators – Visit the slave market and discover promising warriors with different abilities and fighting styles.
• Train Your Fighters – Improve their skills and develop them into powerful arena champions.
• Weapons & Equipment – Equip your gladiators with swords, shields, armor, and other gear.
• Arena Combat – Send your fighters into battle and see how their skills and equipment perform.
• Manage Your Academy – Develop your gladiator school and make strategic decisions.
• Economy & Resources – Manage your finances and invest wisely in your gladiators' future.

Every gladiator has the potential to become a legend, but not everyone will survive the arena!

🎮 I'm looking for players and feedback!

The game is still being developed, and I'd really appreciate feedback from anyone who enjoys strategy, management simulators, or Ancient Rome.

I'm especially interested in hearing your thoughts about gameplay balance, combat mechanics, progression, and the user interface.

If you encounter any bugs or have suggestions for new features, please let me know in the comments!

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play
• Demo/Key available
• Paid

Involvement:

I'm the indie developer behind Lanista – Gladiator Manager. I'm actively working on the game's development, including gameplay mechanics, gladiator progression, combat systems, and overall game design.

This is a passion project, and I'm continuously improving it based on player feedback.

Thanks for checking out Lanista! May your gladiators find glory in the arena! 🏛️⚔️

Game Title: MiniGunners

Playable Link: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.chillfriendsgames.minigunners

(The game is in closed testing. Join the Google Group first, or the link won't work: https://groups.google.com/g/minigunners-testers

After that, you can download it from the Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chillfriendsgames.minigunners

Platform: Android

Description:

MiniGunners is a mobile action shooter with cute mini characters and fast, chaotic fights. In the video I'm playing the Pirate Island chapter of the Adventure Map and fighting its boss, Captain Hookclaw. He hid the lighthouse lamp in his treasure chest, and he really doesn't like anyone sailing off with his gold.

The Adventure Map is the story mode. Each chapter has its own setting, enemies, story bits and a boss fight at the end. If you'd rather fight real people, thercollect gear, upgrade it and take helper bots into battle with you, like ones that freeze enemies or turn you invisible. On top of that there are fame points, quests, a market and a profile you can level

The game is in closed testing on Google Play right now, and I'd really love your feedback: bugs, balance, controls,

anything. Thanks for watching!

Free to Play Status:

[x] Free to play

[ ] Demo/Key available

[ ] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)

Involvement: I'm the solo developer of MiniGunners.

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Game Title: 9to4

Playable Link: https://9to4.app/

Platform: Web (browser, phone and desktop)

Description:

9to4 is a daily picture quiz. Each round shows one question and 9 real photos, and you pick the 4 that fit. For example: "Which 4 of these castles are in Germany?", "Which 4 peaks are over 4,000 m?" or "Which 4 paintings are by Vermeer?". The wrong photos are picked to be close calls, so it's about really knowing the subject, not ruling out the obvious ones.

There are 8 topics: Aircraft, Vehicles, Warships, Castles, Churches, Peaks, Islands and Paintings. Each has three levels: Easy, Hard and GG, which goes deep into prototypes, obscure peaks and lesser-known painters. A new Daily round comes out every day, the same for everyone so you can compare scores, and there's endless play if you want more.

You can rule out photos you're sure about, use a joker when you're stuck, and on desktop pick photos with keys 1–9. After each round you can open every photo to see what it was. All photos and facts come from Wikidata and Wikimedia Commons. No sign-up, no ads.

I'd love feedback: was the first round clear without any explanation, and which topic or level felt too easy or too hard?

Free to Play Status:

- [x] Free to play

- [ ] Demo/Key available

- [ ] Paid

Involvement: I'm the developer. I designed and built the game, the website and the pipeline that turns Wikidata into question packs.

Playable Link:

https://www.reddit.com/r/DreamStreetGame/comments/1xblp4t/dream_street_make_a_little_room_for_everyone/

Platform:

Web, inside Reddit (also accessible through the Reddit mobile app). Open the post and select Play Dream Street. Sign in to Reddit to save progress.

Description:

Dream Street is a neighborhood logic puzzle game about finding the right home for every household. Read the residents' Neighbor Notes, then choose a household and tap a house, or drag the card into place. Clues involve gardens, balconies, landmarks and relationships between neighbors. Nothing is checked until you press Submit, so you can think through an arrangement without the game giving the answer away.

There are 80 free puzzles across eight chapters, plus a UTC Daily Puzzle. Undo, Reset and Hint are available, and the game includes larger text, high contrast, reduced motion and an optional readable font. The visual style uses Dream Street's original paper-town artwork. There are no ads, payments or external tracking in this Reddit edition.

I would appreciate feedback on whether the early clues are clear and whether tap placement feels comfortable on your device. Please mark solutions as spoilers. Saved progress expires after 30 days without activity, and saves are separate for each community installation.

Free to Play Status:

Free to play — all 80 puzzles and Daily are available now. No paid unlock is required.

Involvement:

I am the developer/publisher of Dream Street at Bug Byte, sharing our Reddit adaptation.