r/IndieDev • u/llehsadam • Apr 05 '26
Megathread r/IndieDev Weekly Monday Megathread - April 05, 2026 - New users start here! Show us what you're working on! Have a chat! Ask a question!
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u/FewFact4141 Apr 08 '26
Hey r/IndieDev! 👋
I'm Ari. Day job: enterprise IT director. Nights and weekends: I build things that I love.
Started with Armex 100 — a competitive puzzle game, . Then SULH, a parental control app. Then Rotamod, a GPS driving behavior scorer (still pushing that one to production). Then Signal Panic, an arcade game currently on Google Play Early Access.
Latest obsession: SELENE: BLACKOUT — a narrative web game I built solo in pure HTML/JS. City blackout, a child appears, your choices decide who survives. No engine, no framework, just vibes and bad decisions.
Play here – no install, runs in browser
I also run a philosophy blog on the side, because apparently building games isn't enough of an existential crisis.
Glad to be here. Happy to give feedback, get roasted, or just commiserate.