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I'm a full-time game developer at my day job, so after already making games for 8 hours every day it's hard to find time and work on something for yourself. But I locked in and worked on this game on every weekend the past 5 months and even though it was hell, I'm proud of this little game.

Some more info: in the game you need to draw magic symbols in order to summon different spells which you can find in the spell-book. In the demo there's only a free-for-all mode, but I also have a 1v1 mode already working (not included in the demo because I don't want to divide the already small player-base).

If you want to try out the game make sure to take your friends with you, because marketing is going poorly so I doubt a lot of players will be online at all times.

You can find the free demo on Steam:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4427810/DRAWCERY/

heya! its been a while so I'm not sure if anyone will recognize this project but its still going!

ill be updating more on my socials!:
https://www.instagram.com/project2pf/
https://www.youtube.com/@project2pf

if anyone is interested in the project you can dm me!

Steam link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3753140/BRAMBLEFORT/

hey, we're making a horror slot-machine roguelike called Dead Spin, and just ran into this weird bug...

honestly, considering the weird, creepy PS2-era vibe we're going for, I'm half-tempted to just leave it in and call it a feature :D

so guys, would you keep it or fix it?

Feedback is very much welcome. Its still a bit janky here and there, and its just showcasing a tiny bit of the full game, but its slowly getting there!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3839500/Cliff\_Kingdom/

Edit: added steam page link

I’m trying to decide on the overall feel for my game, The Lost Paws.

I made two versions of this scene:

• one with voice-over narration
• one with only text/dialogue

Which version feels better to you emotionally, and why?

I’m especially curious which one feels more immersive, cozy, or fits the atmosphere of the game better.

Editing weapon shapes/textures in real time and seeing Unity update instantly

Hey guys! I wanted more variety for cave environments, so I made this kit completely modular. The rock bases are separate from the ore veins and crystal clusters, so you can mix and match them to create different nodes.

Are there any specific minerals or fantasy crystals you always look for but can never find in stylized kits?

If you want to check out the project with more details, I'll leave the link in the comments below!

Hello, I'm the dev behind Road of a Survivor game on Steam. I'm trying to make this zombie survival to be less "oh no big zombie, I'm gonna die" and more "hell yeah, more zombies to kill" kind of game. Just implemented my dog companion and I just love how it looks.

Hey! Small devlog update.
I updated the review mode in MergeSight, my Unity asset review & merge tool.

The goal is simple: before pushing, level designers should be able to see what actually changed in a scene or prefab without reading YAML.

Now they can scan touched objects, hierarchy moves, changed values, and updated references in a Unity-style view while the context is still fresh.
This review layer is also part of the bigger merge workflow: understand the change first, then resolve conflicts with more confidence.

I’m sending the asset to the Unity Asset Store review in the next few days.
If you want to follow the release, you can join the waitlist on the asset site.
Will be glad for any feedback before going to public!

I keep losing track of all the textures related to certain materials, so I wanted all organized by color and tags.
It shows, for each file, what connections it has with others and allows easy access by category (work with scenes as well).
Additionally, it displays files that are not used anywhere, empty materials, and so on, with the possibility to delete them all or selectively.

What other ideas you have to make the life easier?

I have videos in my game (cutscenes)... They play perfectly fine on Windows. But on Linux, they don't work, and I know it's a codec issue.

​I already tried the 'StreamingAssets' trick, but it's still the same.

​Any ideas? I want to release a version for Linux and Steam Deck, but if I can't fix this, it's Unity's fault, sorry haha.🎻

Game Title: Idle AI Factory

Playable Link: Idle AI Factory on Steam

Platform: PC (Windows, Mac, Linux)

Description: Idle AI Factory is an incremental automation game that strips away traditional base-building to focus entirely on the pure logic and satisfaction of node-based systems. In this game, your primary goal is to build an interconnected web of nodes, optimize production lines, and route resources efficiently to watch your numbers grow exponentially.

Instead of managing physical buildings or units, you are managing data and logic flows. As you progress, you'll face early-game scaling challenges, unlock powerful new upgrades, and figure out the most efficient network layouts to maximize your resource generation. The game is designed for fans of deep, systems-driven gameplay who love tweaking economies and hitting massive milestones.

Since getting the math and economy balance right is the hardest part of an incremental game, I am releasing this playable demo to gather your brutal feedback on the early-game pacing and the node-connection interface.

Free to Play Status: Demo

Involvement: I am Ahmed, the solo indie developer behind Kebreet Games. I am responsible for all aspects of the game's development, including game design, programming, and visual arts.

I’ve been making this game for a while now and I’ve heard a few times that my game looks basic and gives off “asset flip” vibes. I just added an outline visual commonly seen in cartoonish games, what do you think?