Trailer (gameplay footage): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owbNZy3CnVU

Solo dev here. Wall Street Tycoon is a premium incremental/clicker about climbing from coffee-fetching intern to global trillionaire, built around the absurdity of modern finance.

What you actually do: trade meme stocks that move in real time, run a casino that's rigged in your favor, mine Bitcoin in the basement, and survive SEC raids that play out as boss battles. Prestige is paid in cash and stacks "philosophies", a talent tree (Trader / Banker / Manipulator) shapes each run, and the endgame is an IPO mega-prestige. 30 Steam achievements, offline progress, and design rules I won't break: no energy timers, no paywalls, no ads.

Release plans: free demo on Steam July 15, full launch November 3 (PC).

Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4738620/

Transparency note: some icons/illustrations were made with AI tools and I used AI coding assistants; all systems, balancing and writing are hand-designed.

Happy to answer questions about the design, especially the cash-based prestige system.

Hi r/Games, I’m Aoiti, the solo developer of Imperial Ambitions.

Imperial Ambitions is a turn-based 4X / grand strategy game set during the Age of Discovery and the Renaissance. The game is about building an empire, but also about the human, economic, and demographic consequences of doing so.

Trailer:
https://youtu.be/XUSgspzJkhQ

In most 4X games, population is usually represented as a number. In Imperial Ambitions, people are individual units, agents, citizens, workers, slaves, soldiers, refugees, migrants, merchants, priests, builders, explorers, and nobles. They can become hungry, sick, traumatized, wealthy, destitute, outlaw, religiously converted or displaced by war and policy.

The main systems include:

• A population model where citizens have traits, social class, religion, culture, wealth, skills, health and many more...
• Agents such as Explorers, Builders, Merchants, Priests, Generals, Gentlemen, and Shadowmasters, each with different roles and upgrades.
• Labor allocation, where production depends on available workers, their class, skills, location, and conditions.
• Warfare, occupation, plunder, massacres, enslavement, religious conversion, forced migration, riots, refugees, and other consequences of imperial expansion.
• Trade routes, smuggling, market shortages, local production chains, storage limits, and wealth inequality.
• Colonization and replantation, where crops such as tobacco, sugarcane, coffee, tea, cotton, maize, potatoes, grapes, and olives depend on climate and geography.
• ...

I wanted the game to feel less like moving abstract numbers around a map and more like ruling over a world where every decision changes the people living in it. A rich empire may still be unstable. A productive colony may be built on exploitation. A conquered city may generate wealth, but also resistance, migration, and long-term demographic change.

The game is planned for PC on Steam, with release planned 13th of July 2026 !!.

I’d be interested in discussing the design behind this kind of strategy games: how far should historical 4X games go in representing the darker systems of empires, such as slavery, massacres, forced migration without turning them into either pink-framed abstractions or battlezone for trolls?

Hello chefs,

My name's Dan Schumacher and I'm one of 2 developers making Omelet You Cook, a roguelike cooking game where you assemble omelets for a demanding giant chicken principal.

The game is all about creating synergies with ridiculous ingredients and arranging them so number go up. A lot of our reviews mention that it gives them that addictive Balatro feeling. We were also inspired by Luck be a Landlord, Ballionaire and cooking games like Papa's Pizzeria.

We launched earlier this year and we've had a few major updates with more to come later this year. Plus we're 30% off throughout the summer sale!

I'm happy to answer any questions on anything related to the game or our journey. We've had a lot of fun making it :)

Store Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3205380/Omelet_You_Cook/
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTJR7teAxH0
Silly Live Action Teaser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJjhbubmGVQ

Happy cooking, chefs!

It's a short, relaxing idle game where everyone tries to assault your walls, but nobody will succeed. Except YOU.

Steam I Trailer | Android | AppStore

Release date: already, March 30, 2026

Platforms: Steam (+ Steam Deck and Mac), Android, iOS

Hi, I am James the solo dev from Australia of this game. Recently I did crossover with 5 different indie games where I made levels inspired by other indie games in the Marble's Marbles style.

You can see the trailer here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-j7JxsSx9Rw

The game itself is a nostalgic love letter to the classic marble games of the past, reimagined with modern visuals and satisfying physics. If you have ever wondered why there are no good modern versions this one might for you.

It is currently on sale on steam here https://store.steampowered.com/app/4137920/Marbles_Marbles/

Happy to answer any questions :)