r/GameDeveloper

Image 1 — The Sun is dying and humanity lost hope, but Jupiter's ice moon's surface has melted. (early look)
Image 2 — The Sun is dying and humanity lost hope, but Jupiter's ice moon's surface has melted. (early look)
Image 3 — The Sun is dying and humanity lost hope, but Jupiter's ice moon's surface has melted. (early look)
Image 4 — The Sun is dying and humanity lost hope, but Jupiter's ice moon's surface has melted. (early look)
Image 5 — The Sun is dying and humanity lost hope, but Jupiter's ice moon's surface has melted. (early look)
Image 6 — The Sun is dying and humanity lost hope, but Jupiter's ice moon's surface has melted. (early look)
Image 7 — The Sun is dying and humanity lost hope, but Jupiter's ice moon's surface has melted. (early look)
Image 8 — The Sun is dying and humanity lost hope, but Jupiter's ice moon's surface has melted. (early look)
Image 9 — The Sun is dying and humanity lost hope, but Jupiter's ice moon's surface has melted. (early look)
Image 10 — The Sun is dying and humanity lost hope, but Jupiter's ice moon's surface has melted. (early look)
Image 11 — The Sun is dying and humanity lost hope, but Jupiter's ice moon's surface has melted. (early look)
Image 12 — The Sun is dying and humanity lost hope, but Jupiter's ice moon's surface has melted. (early look)
Image 13 — The Sun is dying and humanity lost hope, but Jupiter's ice moon's surface has melted. (early look)
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The Sun is dying and humanity lost hope, but Jupiter's ice moon's surface has melted. (early look)

Early Development!
This underwater game takes place on Europa, Jupiter's 4th biggest moon. It is covered with 40km deep, thick ice layer. Maybe something lives there.

In 2043, the Sun began to die - expanding, heating, and slowly destroying humanity.

As Earth collapses, Europa’s 40-kilometer ice shell finally melts open, exposing a dark ocean humanity was never meant to reach.

You are sent alone beneath the ice with one mission: explore the abyss, collect samples, and send humanity a final hope for survival.

Guided only by your Directive Assistant AI, you descend deeper and deeper into Europa’s ocean.

But something beneath the surface is watching.

Something ancient is trying to reach you.

And the deeper you go, the more impossible it becomes to tell whether your AI is protecting you, or hiding the truth.

If you want to stay connected and follow the development, share feedback or just wanna be part of a nice community join my discord, theres a link in the comments.

u/Putrid_Storage_7101 — 2 days ago
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Estou fazendo esse rts inspirado em Rusted, o que não poderia faltar nele ?

Esse é um pequeno vídeo da guerra sendo travada com navios

u/Substantial_Tear_595 — 6 days ago
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What Do You Think Of MY New Game?

You might judge it on first glance but I swear I've been working on it for like 5 months and I tried make it creative. Its called Speed Search and you can find it on my profile, 2BillionUsersYO under favourites. We'll be running ads on it soon too.

You like the ui and maps?

u/Plus_Sale1863 — 6 days ago
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Learning gamedev by making a simple fishing game for fun. would love some feedback to help me improve!

I've been learning game dev in my spare time the last couple months by working on a small fishing game I thought would be fun. Still much work to do, but I honestly enjoy looking at all the places I can improve and get better.

Obviously visuals/UI/art isn't polished at all, but I wanted to see if I could get some feedback or ideas before I spend a lot of time polishing things that should be scrapped/changed.

I'm mainly wondering if anyone finds the gameplay loop interesting, upgrades and stuff, or if it just looks too repetitive and boring. Also appreciating feedback on artstyle and other visual stuff, I'm already planning to learn and do a lot there.

I'd really appreciate constructive feedback, as my goal with this is to find more things to work on and learn!

u/Supermann13 — 7 days ago
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Anyone interested in teaming up to build a simulator game together?

Hey everyone,

I’m a full-stack developer who loves deep simulation and management-style games, and I’ve been wanting to build one with someone equally passionate about game design and gameplay systems.

I’m mainly looking for a friendly collaboration with people who enjoy discussing mechanics, balancing, progression, player psychology, and turning ideas into something fun and immersive.

Not treating this like a formal job post or studio hiring thing — just looking for creative people who genuinely enjoy building games and want to team up on something ambitious over time.

If that sounds like your thing, feel free to DM or comment 🙂

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u/Relevant_Ball_4831 — 11 days ago

Game idea

I have a game idea but lack the experience to properly make it myself, I know I’ll get hate for it but would using some AI in my game be ok or should I take time to learn everything myself? It’s a mobile turn based rpg with pixel graphics. I’d love to get into game development and build my own worlds but I sadly work a lot right now but I do have spare time coming up and actual time off due to health reasons, do I bite the opportunity and try to learn or do I use AI to help me progress while I learn? Honest opinions please.

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u/Takigirichi89 — 11 days ago