Offering web development with an F security grade is kind of ironic.

I always find it a little ironic when a company offers web development services, but a simple scan of their own website gives them an F for security.

Especially when many security best practices are quick and easy to implement. They should be a standard part of development, not an option.

Security is part of building a good product.

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u/FIASCK0 — 16 hours ago

I made a puzzle game that will put your brain to the test!

Hey everyone!

I’m a solo indie developer, and I wanted to share Spheric Bombs, a minimalist puzzle game I made and released on Steam.

The game is built around simple turn-based mechanics where you have to think ahead, position yourself carefully, and figure out how to clear each level.

I wanted to keep the concept simple and focus on puzzles that gradually introduce new challenges and make you think differently about the mechanics.

It’s a small passion project, and I’m always looking to improve as a developer, so I thought this would be a great community to get some feedback from people who genuinely enjoy puzzle games.

If you happen to give Spheric Bombs a try, I’d really love to know what you think, what you enjoyed, what could be improved, or even what you’d like to see in a puzzle game like this.

Thanks!

u/FIASCK0 — 12 days ago

I made a small old-school roguelike auto battler!

Hey everyone!

I’m a solo indie developer, and I wanted to share Rogue Battler, a small minimalist auto battler I made and released on Steam.

I wanted to create something simple and old-school, mixing roguelike elements with auto-battler mechanics while keeping the focus on building your character and making the right choices between battles.

It’s a small passion project, and I’m always looking to improve as a developer, so I thought this would be the perfect community to get some feedback from people who actually enjoy the genre.

If you happen to give Rogue Battler a try, I’d really love to know what you think, especially what you like, what you don’t, and what you’d want to see in an auto battler like this.

Thanks!

u/FIASCK0 — 12 days ago
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My Pokémon Game Boy collection!

I’ve been collecting Pokémon Game Boy games for a while, and I thought I’d finally share my collection with the community. Which one is your favorite?

u/FIASCK0 — 21 days ago

Let’s be honest… she’s the most beautiful Perfect Guardian Angel, right? Seriously, she’s my holy grail.

u/FIASCK0 — 23 days ago
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Is anyone else still playing Seton, Krosan Protector?

I’ve been playing Commander for years, and out of all the decks I’ve built, Seton, Krosan Protector is still my strongest.

There’s something I really enjoy about turning every Druid into a mana dork and exploding onto the battlefield much earlier than people expect. Even after trying many other commanders, I always come back to Seton.

I’m curious if anyone else here still plays him. What are your favorite cards or combos in the deck? I’d also love to compare decklists and see how other people have built him.

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u/FIASCK0 — 24 days ago
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Hi! I’m a solo indie developer from Montreal and I wanted to introduce myself!

Hi everyone!

I’m a solo indie game developer from Montreal. I develop games as a passion project alongside my full-time job as a web developer, and every release teaches me something new.

So far I’ve released two games on Steam:
Spheric Bombs, a minimalist puzzle/strategy game.
Rogue Battler, a minimalist old-school roguelike auto battler.

I’m not here to make a sales pitch, I just wanted to share my journey and introduce myself to the community. Building games on your own is challenging, but it’s also one of the most rewarding things I’ve ever done.

I make games because I genuinely enjoy creating them, not to get rich. That’s also why I keep my games at a very affordable price. I want them to be accessible to as many players as possible.

If you happen to check out one of my games, I’d love to hear your honest feedback. Whether it’s something you enjoyed or something you think could be improved, it all helps me become a better developer.

Thanks for reading, and feel free to ask me anything about the games or the development process!

u/FIASCK0 — 21 days ago