Check it out here - no sign-up needed: https://typocalypse.florianrudaj.com/
It's a little project I've had fun working on this weekend. If it sparks any interest I will continue working on it. Feedback is very welcome :)
У меня есть проблема, мне сложно объективно оценивать собственные игры. Хотел бы попросить вас оценить две игры, ссылки на которые будут ниже
Обе были сделаны для Game Jam. Первую игру я в итоге доработал и даже выпустил в Google Play, а вторая осталась в состоянии джем-версии, но, как мне кажется, тоже получилась неплохой.
Буду благодарен, если вы отметите сильные и слабые стороны каждой игры. Особенно интересно узнать о заметных недостатках, которые я сам могу не замечать
Игры можно поиграть прямо в браузере на платформе itch (Первую можно даже с телефона)
It's currently on itch.io and can be downloaded to android. I don't want to go through all the hoops for iOS so I apologize to the apple users. It's a simple game called maze dash.
You start with 3 lives and go through procedurally generated levels! See how far you can get! The game will continue to get updates as I get feedback on bugs, UI, etc... But let me know what y'all think!
Game Title: DevPick (V2 Architecture Update)
Playable Link: (I'll drop the site URL in the comments so the reddit bots don't nuke this post. chuck your game up there).
Platform: Web / Browser
Description: hi everyone. i'm 15 and i built a platform to stop playtesting sites from taxing indie studios to death. i pushed a V1 prototype recently, but older devs roasted my database security and asked how i plan to keep servers running if i don't charge fees.
so i spent the weekend mapping a completely new architecture and rebuilding V2 from scratch. the logic is simple:
why i need you right now: later this week i am pushing a massive wave of actual gamers to the site to start playtesting. but right now, my database is facing the classic cold-start problem. the arcade feed is empty. if you need real gamers to play your game and give you raw video feedback, chuck your game on the board tonight. it takes two minutes and costs zero. i want your game sitting at the absolute top of the feed when the gamer traffic hits.
(honest note: the live URL is still running V1 while i finish deploying V2 locally, but any games uploaded today will automatically carry over to the new launch).
Free to Play Status:
Involvement: Solo Developer (Architect & Coder)
Hellooo 🐝
We are happy to share that our demo is finally out!💛 Bottled by Bears is a cozy management game about a family of bears running their honey farm. Total playtime should bee (heh) around 30min.
If you gave the demo a try, let us know what you think!
Demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4691750/Bottled_by_Bears_Demo/
Did a post before but I had to change the name of the app as it clashed with another. But my vibe coded app is now available to play.
https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/drawn-to-orbit/id6785085021
I welcome all feedback and criticisms ❤️
As mentioned before, this was created using a mix of codex and claude code. They compliment each other greatly so you have two models to review each other’s code 😂
I started this maybe a month or so ago, so didn’t take too long in retrospect. I’m no master at using AI, but main tip is to explain to it exactly how you want something implemented. So it does require you to research and be a bit knowledgeable about what you’re doing, but I find that the results are much better than if you were just to give it a generic prompt to create/add something. What’s better is to fully describe say a mechanic you want it to add from how it works to maybe make even edges cases and how it should behave in such scenarios.
Solo dev here — I'm a primary school teacher building this in my spare time, third game in a series. Draft mechanic is the core: era chemistry bonuses reward building around a period (90s Aussies, 80s Windies etc). There's a daily timing duel with a world leaderboard, boss battles against legendary XIs, and a full league season mode. All free, no sign-up needed to play. Very happy to get brutal feedback — what's confusing, what's boring, what breaks
Hey everyone,
I've been working on Last Phase, a multiplayer 3d action RPG with dungeons, boss fights, and PvP arenas, set in a strange shared world I'd rather let you discover for yourselves.
A bit of context so you know what you're looking at: I'm a solo developer without much prior experience, and I've been using AI tools to help me write code. Project started in mid-May, so it's been a fast, learn-as-I-go process. I want to be upfront about that rather than pretend otherwise.
It's currently a vertical slice, free to play, Windows only.
Playable Link: https://last-phase.itch.io/last-phase
What's in right now:
- Shared online hub with other players
- A dungeon run with a boss fight and loot
- PvP arena
- Party system (dungeons with friends)
- Two classes (Warrior/Mage), each with 3 gear sets, abilities and a hotbar
- A rotating world zone with its own quest chain
- A faction system with its own currency, vendors, and reputation
- Dual currency (gold + faction currency)
- In-game chat
I'm genuinely looking for honest opinions, not just "nice job" comments:
- Does the combat feel good, or clunky?
- Does the atmosphere/setting grab you, or does it feel generic?
- Anything that made you quit playing early?
- Given the timeframe and my experience level, does the scope feel reasonable, or am I overreaching?
Bugs and rough edges are expected — it's early — but I'd rather know what's not working than not hear it. Thanks for reading!
Hi everyone! After 20+ years in software dev, I retired from all that and get to be a hobbyist again! I just got my first ever Android game approved on Google Play Store. It's 100% free with no ads—I'm just a solo dev looking for some honest feedback and early players to help it get moving.
Nearly 30 years ago, back in 1997, I built a card game called Not One as a VB6 ActiveX game for the early internet. For 2026, I completely rebuilt it from the ground up using modern tech so it can live again!
How it plays: It’s a strategic, press-your-luck card game played over a 10-round cycle. The first card drawn is your "Not One" card. You draw additional cards to rack up points for the round, but if you match the value of your original card, you bust and lose everything for that round! You have to manage the risk and decide exactly when to stand and bank your points.
Features:
⚔️ Seamless, real-time remote PvP (Play against anyone, regardless of device!)
🤖 Play against the AI (with offline play!)
🏆 Global cross-platform leaderboards (Uses your Google account to persist your scores only.)
💎 Earn XP through gameplay to unlock in-game extras!
Where to play:
I'd love for you to check it out and let me know what you think of the strategy and mechanics!
Hello! I made Starglyphs, a puzzle game where you follow a guide and trace its paths through a constellation without retracing a line.
The puzzles are generated to be always solvable. When you finish one, the constellation turns into a very pretty nebula! It's meant to be a genuinely chill, relaxing experience - at least for me it is!
There is also a Daily Glyph, and completed constellations go into an Atlas where you can name them and revisit them later or use Photo Mode to save them.
You can try the free web version here: https://starglyphs.com
And wishlist on Steam here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4879810/Starglyphs/
🏐 Hi everyone! I built a volleyball game inspired by the sport we all love. I'd really appreciate it if you could give it a try and let me know what you think. Your feedback will help me improve it, and if you enjoy it, please share it with other volleyball fans!
Play here: https://games.zinzer.in/play/volleyball
Hi all,
I’ve spent the last week or so building a small browser game called Drive For Five and would love some honest feedback.
The game is a fairly straightforward golf captaincy simulation inspired by the Ryder Cup. You draft a team, set pairings, and try to guide your side through a series of historical matches.
A few things to be aware of:
- I’m not a professional developer. The game was built with significant AI assistance while I learned as I went.
- It’s a free browser game rather than a commercial project.
- It’s still very much in prototype mode.
All feedback welcome! Thanks in advance for taking a look.
Game Title: Window Seat
Playable Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4808850/Window_Seat/
Platform: PC, Mac and Linux
Description: (Provide a detailed description of your game. Minimum 100 words)
Free to Play Status: Demo
Involvement: I am the solo developer
Hello all,
I have just released the demo of my game. Its probably not the kind of game for everyone but I hope its got an interesting hook that will suit people who enjoy the Obra Dinn/Golden Idol kind of puzzle mystery game.
It has full controller support, builds for all platforms and works on Steam Deck. I would love to receive any feedback you have.
Thank you
Hey Guys,
Yesterday, I shared a glimpse of a simple 2D game.
It's a free, ad-free endless runner inspired by the Konark Sun Temple that runs directly in your browser. No downloads or installation required.
I'd love your feedback on the gameplay, visuals, difficulty, and ideas for new power-ups or features.
Play it here:
If you're looking to improve your digital presence or launch a new product, we'd love to chat.
Thanks for checking it out, and I hope you enjoy the game!
Hi everyone!
I'm developing Alternim — a minimalist elemental strategy game inspired by Nim — and I need 12 testers for 14 days for Google Play closed testing.
Of course, I'll also test your app in return.
Join the Google Group:
After joining, open the Google Play test link:
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.kamillasek.alternim
Please use the same Google account for both Google Groups and Google Play.
After joining the test, install the game and play a few matches.
I'd especially appreciate feedback about:
- UI on different devices
- gameplay clarity
- overall game feel
Thanks for your help!
I built a one-touch arcade game where you're a space shark with a jetpack. Eat right to stay the perfect size, dodge asteroids and mines, and survive as the game gets faster
Hi everyone!
I’ve just released the first experience in DRIVE, an independent universe of interactive narrative experiences.
DRIVE: Silas is completely free and playable directly in your browser—no download or account required.
Rather than focusing on traditional gameplay, the experience is built around branching choices, multiple endings, hidden archives, and a Stability system that reacts to your decisions as the story unfolds.
I’m looking for honest feedback on anything:
Writing
Pacing
Interface
Choice design
Overall experience
If you decide to give it a try, I’d really appreciate hearing your thoughts.
Thank you!
Game Title: Ashes of the Sun
Playable Link: https://synthaxed.itch.io/ashes-of-the-sun
Platform: PC
Description: Ashes of the Sun is a short, atmospheric horror walking sim set in a desolate desert where the sun has vanished. While wandering the wasteland, your radio crackles to life with an old transmission – a signal pointing toward a laboratory built long ago, one that might still be capable of reigniting the sun. Its core pieces are scattered and lost, and it's now up to you to find them before the dark swallows what's left.
Free to Play Status:
Involvement: Created entirely by myself.
Game title: The Last Evidence
Playable link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fngames.thelastevidence
Platform: Android
Game Title: Wordlegrounds
Playable Link: https://wordlegrounds.com/
Platform: Browser.
Description: This is a Multiplayer/Competitive version of wordle inspired by Hearthstone Battlegrounds ,to play with friends and stuff.
Free to Play Status: Free, ad free.
Involvement: I built this thing as my first project being a webDev!
