Game Title: Cubehead
Playable Link: https://cubehead.online
Platform: Browser / Web
Description: Cubehead is a free browser-based zombie survival shooter. Survive endless waves of zombies on a rooftop, earn cash between rounds to buy and upgrade weapons, deploy barrels/mines/turrets, and fight bosses. Use WASD to move, mouse to aim/fire, dash to evade. Chain kills for multipliers and escape the outbreak. Simple controls, intense action, local leaderboards. Great for quick sessions or long survival runs. Beta with cosmetics and gems coming soon.
Free to Play Status:
• [x] Free to play
Involvement: Solo developer / Creator of the game.

Hey everyone!

I’m an indie developer, and I’ve just released the beta of Chess: The Update.

It keeps the core simplicity of chess, but lets you build your own deck, choose different pieces, and use their unique abilities during matches.

I’m mainly looking for feedback on:

• Whether the rules and abilities are easy to understand
• Piece balance
• Bugs or technical issues
• User interface and overall game feel
• Whether the matches are actually fun and strategically interesting

🎮 Play here: https://hickodev.itch.io/chess-the-update

Any honest feedback would be greatly appreciated, even if you only play one match. Please let me know what you liked, what felt confusing, and what you think should be improved.

Also, what new piece would you add to chess?

Hey everyone,

I've been working on this small web game called SnapFC on the side and figured i'd finally share it here.

It's a simple turned-based soccer game where you drag and release to snap your players, a mix between tabletop and physics. Games are quick but there's some strategy once you get used to it.

I'm still polishing it so i'm mostly trying to understand if it feels good to play, is it clear what to do, does it stay fun after a few matches?

You can play against CPU and or play against a friend online.

Hit me up if you want to play with me online, and your quick thoughts would help a lot!

https://snapfc.com

Hi guys! Long time lurker and huge fan of this subreddit.

I've spent way too much time reading these threads and laughing at how creative people get when badly describing movie plots. Somewhere along the way, my partner and I became obsessed with trying to one-up each other on a daily basis with badly described movie plots.

What started as a way to deal with a 5 hour airport delay somehow turned into a real project. We spent hours badly describing movies to each other, trying to guess them and laughing way harder than we should have. By the time our flight finally boarded, we were convinced other people might enjoy this silliness too.

So we built BadlyDescribed, a daily movie guessing game where you try to identify the movie from five intentionally bad clues.

The idea is simple:

• A new movie every day
• Five badly described clues
• Guess the movie before all the hints are revealed

This community was a huge inspiration for the idea, so I figured I'd share it here first. Our hope is to bring some of the same fun and laughs we got from that airport game to other movie lovers.

We're still very early and would genuinely love feedback from people who enjoy this kind of thing. If you decide to check it out, let me know what's fun, what's too easy, what's too hard and what you'd change.

Thanks for years of laughs and inspiration! <3

Link here: BadlyDescribed.com

I've always wanted to build a game, and after months of late nights (and probably too much coffee 😅), I finally finished one and got it published on iOS. The Google Play version is on the way.

During testing, the feedback on the gameplay and UI was positive, but I'm realizing that building the game was only half the challenge. I have almost zero experience with marketing a game.

For those of you who've launched a game before:

• What marketing strategies actually worked?
• What did you waste time or money on?
• If you were launching your first game today, what would you do in the first 30 days?

Also, if anyone is interested in trying it out (game link) and giving completely honest feedback (good or bad), I'd really appreciate it. I'm more interested in learning what can be improved than hearing compliments.

Thanks!