I just finished editing our new trailer. Let me know what you think!

I'm making a deckbuilding roguelike where you play as an employee at a trading card game company, releasing card packs and battling dissatisfied players.

I finally finished a proper promotional video for it.

I'm not an expert on making trailers, so I structured it like this:

- First, opening card packs to showcase the artwork.
- Then, introducing the game's core systems.
- Finally, ending with the main attraction: TCG-inspired card battles.

I'd love to hear what you think about the pacing, structure, or anything else that stands out.

Steam page :
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3569850/TCG/?beta=0

Just so you know a bit about our game: "A tarot-driven tactical roguelike. In AlcheMice, build and refine your ultimate deck in this world where alchemy and tarot cards intertwine. Explore an endless time loop where mastery comes from reliving the same cycle, in which smart hand combinations and strategic positioning lead to your victory."

Does the new key art better fit the game's core elements?

Hey, solo dev here.

For the past year I've been building ȘEPTAR, a roguelite deckbuilder built on Șeptică — a Romanian shedding card game basically everyone there grows up playing. Shortest pitch I've got: Balatro-ish scoring (chain cards, fire them for points × mult) but you're racing a live opponent to a target score instead of beating a blind. Between races you draft relics, burn and forge cards in your deck, and climb a ladder of Romanian folklore opponents until you're playing cards against Death himself. Don't worry if you've never heard of Șeptică — there's a tutorial, and most of my current testers hadn't either.

The game itself is finished (59 relics, 4 characters, ascension tiers, daily runs, endless mode, even 1v1 against a Steam friend). What I can't do anymore is see it with fresh eyes, and that's where I'm stuck.

Stuff I genuinely don't know and need strangers to tell me:

I recently made races longer (raised the target score) and I honestly can't tell anymore if the new pacing feels good or if it drags. I also removed the cap on huge chain fires, so an 8+ card chain now pays out something absurd — I want to know if landing one feels like hitting a jackpot or like you broke the game. And if you've got a friend willing to try the PvP mode, that would be huge — it's synced peer-to-peer and so far exactly one pair of humans has tested it (me and my friend). Beyond that: anything confusing, anything that soft-locks, anywhere the tutorial loses you. Be blunt, you won't hurt my feelings.

To get in: Steam page below, hit "Request Access" under the playtest section and I'll approve you. Windows only for now.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4866700/Septar/

For feedback just comment here or post on the Steam playtest discussions, whatever's less annoying for you. No forms, no NDA. A run is maybe 20–40 minutes and even one run's worth of impressions helps me a lot. If you do report something, mention the version number from the corner of the title screen so I know which build you were on.

Matcharya is a deckbuilder memory game. Each round is a fight, match the pairs to act and win the battle! It seems easy, but it isn't... Nothing you see is already definitive, but start looking a game now. Made with Love2d 12

Wishlist here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4856640/Matcharya/

Hi Devvit!

We've been building Redeal—a poker-inspired roguelike deckbuilder built on Devvit Web (React/Vite). Players draw custom cards, buy Jokers and consumables from the Shop, trigger multipliers, and compete on community leaderboards.

• Play it here: r/redeal_game

Behind the Scenes & Tech Decisions:

• tRPC v11 + Hono Router: We mounted a Hono router on @hono/trpc-server to leverage tRPC v11. This gave us end-to-end type safety between our iframe client and server procedures, which made building the card game logic much cleaner.
• Compressed Replay Storage: To allow players to watch step-by-step playbacks of completed runs, we log detailed action histories (card deals, selects, discards, scoring steps). To prevent hitting Redis memory quotas, we serialize and compress the game timeline data before persisting it, keeping replay loads fast and within limits.
• Timezone-Agnostic Daily Resets: Tracking login streaks in a serverless, stateless environment is tricky. We manage rollover calculations strictly in UTC on Redis and use local dismissal states in React to prevent modals from interrupting gameplay.
• Procedures Caching: Added a caching layer on our tRPC routes (leaderboards and daily challenge configurations) to minimize Redis read queries and speed up the expanded view load times.

Specific feedback we need:

1. Splash-to-Game Transition: Does the inline splash screen load fast enough on mobile, and is the onboarding/instructions layout clear before opening expanded mode?
2. Iframe Scaling & Tooltips: Have you noticed any platform-specific layout bugs on Reddit iOS/Android (especially regarding viewport constraints or Radix UI tooltips/popups within the boundaries)?
3. tRPC Performance: For those using Hono/tRPC or fetch architectures, how has your performance held up under high-concurrency requests (like fast-clicking game boards)?

Happy to answer any questions about the Hono/tRPC integration or state compression. Thanks for the feedback!

Link To Game

Clear The Dungeon

Each dungeon is represented by a deck of cards

That deck of cards grows every dungeon

You complete each dungeon by getting the deck down to zero

Once you complete 5 dungeons, choose a level-up

Survive Death's Door

When your health reaches 0, you will enter Death's Door

Once you run out of luck, perma-death. Start a new run.

Loot & Buy Equipment

Buy items for the next dungeon

The Merchant has a different stock of items every time you return

Grow The Deck

The more dungeons you complete, the bigger the deck will get.

There's a chance you will receive extra health or luck
You might even receive special coins that unlock new card skins

Gather resources, craft new items, then spin them in the slot machine to battle your way through the island!

If that sounds interesting to you, join the playtest on Steam!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4343940/Lucky_Castaway/

Wishlist here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4730280/Hellsino_Pokerlike/

🚀 ASCENDANT VEIL is now live on Steam! ❄️

After months of work, we're excited to finally share the Steam page for ASCENDANT VEIL, our upcoming sci-fi roguelike deckbuilder!

Fight your way across a frozen alien world, build powerful card synergies, collect mysterious artifacts, and uncover the secrets hidden beneath the ice.

We're still actively developing the game and would genuinely love to hear your thoughts. Whether it's the visuals, gameplay, UI, Steam page, trailer, or anything else—every piece of feedback helps us make the game better.

If it looks like something you'd enjoy, we'd also really appreciate it if you wishlist the game. It helps us a lot as a small indie team! ❤️

Steam:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4773790/ASCENDANT\_VEIL/?beta=0

Thanks for taking the time to check it out, and feel free to leave any feedback here. We'd love to hear what you think! 🚀❄️

Game title: FORTARO

Playable Link: https://pusheeneiro.itch.io/fortaro

Platform: Web

Description:

FORTARO is a physics-driven roguelike luck-builder where every spin shapes your run. Flick a real Fortune Wheel, earn rewards, and spend your winnings on upgrades, rerolls, and new wheel segments. Expand, duplicate, and combine multipliers to create powerful spin chains. Reach one million dollars before you run out of spins.

Note: This is a game jam game, so some features and balancing are still work in progress.

Try the game and let us know what you think. Is the gameplay loop fun? Which upgrades or mechanics did you enjoy the most? What would you improve?

Free to Play Status: Free to play

Involvement: I made this game with two friends

Hello! Me and my friend have been working on our first commercial game for over a year called Magma Karta, and we recently got the first demo out, now on steam!

Magma Karta is a strategy card game where the rules can change every match, forcing you to constantly adapt your strategy. There are 3 main modes, casual which is a more chill and shorter, there's a roguelite mode with unique upgrades, boss fights, and unlockable's - online multiplayer, and even an arcade with some retro inspired minigames.

If you're a fan of games like Balatro, Inscryption, Slay the Spire, or other strategy/deckbuilding roguelites, I think you'll find something to enjoy here.

We're still actively developing the game, so we'd love to hear your feedback. Whether it's about the gameplay, balancing, UI, or anything else, every comment genuinely does help us make the game better and more fun.

Demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4360770/Magma_Karta/

If you enjoy it, consider leaving a Wishlist, it really does helps us reach more people.

Thank you for reading through! I hope you have a good one, and I'd love to hear your feedback.

https://deadpossumgames.itch.io/ram-roll-and-move

Any feedback would be much appreciated!

Roll, keep what you want, form poker combos, and manipulate rolls. Built on a traditional Spanish dice game my grandfather taught me.

Check it on Steam: Cubilete on Steam