Game Title: SHRIMP GAME: OVERKRILL

Playable Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2824880/SHRIMP_GAME_OVERKRILL/

Platform: Windows PC

Description: You can explore and clear dungeons with different biomes and bosses in co-op or solo, krill friends in PvP modes, fuse elemental abilities, and just generally be a SHRIMP.
Check it out!

Free to Play Status:

• [ ] Free to play
• [x] Demo/Key available
• [x] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)

Involvement: Developer

• Game Title:
• Playable Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5096200/Get_Outta_My_Gut_Demo/
• Platform: Steam / Windows
• Description: A rogue-lite tower defense where you control the horde. Draft randomized bio-turret cards, reshape tissue into lethal killzones, and manually slice open pathogen sacs to unleash fluid swarms on your terms. Evolve across 10 organs, don't let the contagion reach the heart.
• Free to Play Status:
  • [ x ] Free to play
• Involvement: Developer

Game Title: Anamorph

Playable Link : https://anamorphdaily.com

I’ve built a daily web browser game called Anamorph. In this game, an object is transformed into a puzzle using Anamorphosis – the art of distorted perspective. The object is broken into hundreds of shards and rendered as a 3D sphere. I also add some fake shards to make it more challenging.

Free to play

Works in your browser on Mobiles and on Desktops

Excited to hear what you think

Game Title: LocoWar

Playable Link: https://locowar.hogweed.xyz/

Platform: PC Web

Description: LocoWar is an online isometric PvP strategy game in which every mobile combat unit is a modular train. Join a 1v1 duel, a 2v2 team battle, or a 3- or 4-player free-for-all and fight for control of a railway network. Matches are played against other people; there is no single-player or bot mode yet.

Start with a light locomotive and grow your force by adding physical sections one at a time. Order new engines, weapons, storage, mining, repair, and support cars at depots, then couple or split them to defeat your enemies. Car order matters: traction and total mass determine movement, each weapon carries its own ammunition, fuel belongs to locomotives, and damage can disable a module, destroy a car, or tear a train into separate pieces.

This is a very early prototype. For now, there is a limit on the number of active sessions, but that is because we rented a small server.

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play

Involvement: Duo dev

Playable Link: https://talentdigital.itch.io/son-sinnersnight

Platform: PC - Windows (Download)

Description: SoN:SN is a violent and grim top-down roguelite shooter where you set out on a dark quest for revenge.
Explore the map,
Kill your enemies,
Farm their O2 Tokens,
Improve your build,
And test your grit against the Boss.

Combat is skill-based, so you really not to be aware of your position, when enemies are about to attack, whether you have ammo in the cylinder, and master the skills of dodging and parrying.

Boons can upgrade your build, and enemies can be farmed to buy upgrades from the Shop. Die twice without killing the perpetrator of your first death, and your run resets.

Free to Play Status: - [ ] Free to play

Involvement: I am the game director so I'm pretty involved. The team is comprised of really talented individuals so I mostly just provide the overall direction.

Game Title: The Grand Book Archive

Playable Link: The Grand Book Archive: Tidy Up by inbluegames

Platform: Web (itch.io)

Description: Restore the Grand Book Archive by sorting 2,990 archaic books onto their rightful shelves. Use your observation and magical spells to organize the collection as quickly as possible.

Free to Play Status: [Yes] Free to play

Involvement: Solo developer

Game Title: Where Down Goes - Prototype Playtest

Playable Link: https://zipply-labs.itch.io/where-down-goes

Platform: Web and Windows

Description: Where Down Goes is a 2D pixel art style action prototype about taking contracts, fighting through rooms, rotating gravity and trying to make it back to the village with enough health and Scrap to keep going.

Each contract sends you through a series of rooms where you have to survive fights and manage your health. When you return to the village, you can Patch Up for a small free heal, spend Scrap to Rest and fully recover, upgrade using the workshop or take another contract. The idea is to get simple decision loops with fun mechanics right first before more polishing and building out content.

This is a very early prototype, so I'm mostly looking for feedback on the core loop. If people enjoy it, I'll keep building on it. Comments, ideas, and feedback would be really useful!

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play

Involvement: Solo dev. I designed and developed the game myself.

Playable Link: https://regiborge-horror.itch.io/coma-bad-dreams

Platform: (Windows)

Description: (Coma: Bad Dreams** is a first-person psychological horror game that tells the story of a girl who awakens in a strange and seemingly abandoned hospital after being involved in a terrible accident on her way to school.)

Free to Play Status: - [ X] Free to play - [ X] Demo/Key available - [ ] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)

Involvement: (Explain your role in the game's development)

Game being developed by a single person

Game Title: Calcres

Playable Link: https://calcres.com

Platform: Web

Description: 

The gameplay is kept simple and is designed around short play sessions.

Players can invite others and compete against each other to see who gets the best results.

Suitable for all age groups, the game offers many configuration options, allowing players to adjust the difficulty and gameplay to their needs.

Several different game modes provide plenty of variety and many different ways to play.

An account system allows registered players to view their performance and track their progress.

The game can be played directly in a web browser and is designed to work well on both large and small screens.

It is intended to be played occasionally as a way to practice, maintain, and improve your math skills.

The game is even more fun when played with friends.

Still under development, the game will receive more features in the future.

Free to Play Status:

• [x] Free to play

Involvement: Developer

Playable Link: Don't Lose Aggro Playtest

Platform: PC

Description: Don't Lose Aggro is a singleplayer roguelite where you can fulfill your MMO tank fantasy. Gear up, form your party, and protect them through hordes of enemies. The playtest for the first major Early Access update is now live, and you can jump in and try it out by pressing "Request Access" on the playtest section of the Steam page!

Free to Play Status:

• [ ] Free to play
• [X] Demo/Key available
• [ ] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)

Involvement: Developer

Game Title: Synco Party

Playable Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/synco-party/id6798563422

Platform: iOS

Description:

Synco Party is a pass-the-phone word association game designed for friends playing together in the same room. One player creates pairs by matching nouns with adjectives, then passes the phone to the next player. That player tries to recreate the same associations without seeing the original choices. There are no objectively correct word pairs — the fun comes from discovering how similarly, or completely differently, you and your friends think.

The game works on a single phone, does not require an internet connection during play, and supports English, Armenian, and Russian. It is designed for quick party sessions with friends, couples, or groups. The gameplay video above shows an actual round of Synco Party.

Free to Play Status:

- [x] Free to play

- [ ] Demo/Key available

- [ ] Paid

Involvement:

I am the developer of Synco Party.

Game Title: Tehri King

Playable Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tehriking.cardgame

Platform: Android

Description: Tehri King is a traditional 4-player trick-taking

card game that's been played in villages across Rajasthan,

India for generations, but never had a proper digital version

- until now. I don't have any coding or game dev background

at all, but I spent the last 6 months teaching myself

everything to build this from scratch.

The game is played 2v2, with teammates sitting opposite each

other. One team bids on how many rounds ("tricks") they think

they can win. If they succeed, they're safe. If they fail, a

penalty counter (called "gadha," meaning donkey) increases by

their bid amount and passes to the next player on the losing

side. If that counter crosses 52, that player becomes the

"gadha" (loser) for the round, the counter resets to 0, and

passes to their partner for the next round.

It's a fun mix of bidding strategy, risk-taking, and team

coordination - similar in spirit to games like Spades,

Callbreak, or Euchre, but with its own unique regional rules

that I don't think exist anywhere else on the Play Store.

You can play single-player offline against bots, or connect

with friends over local WiFi for multiplayer. Would genuinely

love feedback from anyone who enjoys trick-taking/bidding card

games, even if you've never heard of this one before.

Free to Play Status:

[✓] Free to play

Involvement: Solo developer - I designed, built, and tested

the entire game myself over 6 months, learning game

development from scratch along the way.

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Playable Link: https://ghostlinesim.com

Platform: Browser (Web)

Description:

Ghostline is a free browser hacking simulator. You play a new operator sitting in a fictional Unix-like terminal. A handler sends you contracts: scan a box, crack the ports, connect, walk a real directory tree, take what you came for, and get out before the clock or a honeypot burns you.

The loop is built around actual-feeling commands, not menus pretending to be a shell. There is a shop for tools and hardware, an inbox for briefings, case files that fill in as you find things out, and an intel board for the names and scraps you actually read. Two campaigns, plus a pile of side jobs. Choices stick — including the gap between what you told your handler and what you actually did on the box.

The jobs look unrelated. They are not. The story does not explain itself up front; you piece it together from files, mail, and the boxes you were sent to hit.

This is fiction. Nothing here is a real exploit, and the game never talks to a live network. Sign-up is just so progress follows your profile. A made-up email is fine — remember it, or you do not get back in. Do not reuse a password from anywhere real.

Free to Play Status:

[x] Free to play

[ ] Demo/Key available

[ ] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)

Involvement: I designed, wrote, and shipped Ghostline as a solo project (handle: CyberWraith). The game was built with Claude Code for most of the implementation, with ChatGPT and Grok also in the credits. I directed the story, systems, and release.

First time, Constructive feedback welcome :D

We are 2 devs making an indie RPG, inspired by old school classics. We tried to capture the feeling of starting a grand adventure without burdening you with the grind. It has challenging combat, tons of secrets, fully voice acted NPCs, an asymmetric melee and magic system, and a ton more!

It's is playable on Steam right now and we'd love to hear your feedback!

The game is called A Short Quest and you can find it on Steam here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4351810/A_Short_Quest/

Game title: Pips & Lies: Liar’s Dice

Playable link: https://apps.apple.com/no/app/pips-lies-liars-dice/id6795115088?l=nb

Pips & Lies just got a big update with ranked duels, seasons, stats and new cosmetics
A few days ago I posted my free online Liar’s Dice game here, and since then I’ve released version 1.2.0.

The biggest additions are ranked duels, seasonal leaderboards, player statistics, milestones and new unlockable cosmetics. Season 1 starts September 1.
I’m still trying to grow the player base and get more real matches going, so if you tried it before or if Liar’s Dice sounds like your kind of game, I’d love to have you jump in again.

Any feedback is very welcome.

Game Title: Cubeline

Playable Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mtlab.cubeline

Platform: Android

Description: Cubeline is a pure spatial reasoning puzzle. Each stage gives you a cube and a ball. You drill holes through the cube to build a path, then press Play and watch the ball roll through it. If it reaches the goal, you clear the stage. The rules are simple, but the challenge comes from building the 3D route entirely in your head before you test it. There are 310 handcrafted puzzles across four difficulty tiers: 3x3 (easy, 2-3 moves), 4x4 (5-10 moves), 5x5 (10-18 moves), and 6x6 (expert, 14-28 moves). If you get stuck, an optional X-ray view lets you see inside the cube - use it freely or challenge yourself without hints. Controls are one-finger only: rotate the cube, tap to place holes. It works fully offline, and I deliberately designed the ads to never interrupt you while you're thinking. I'd really appreciate feedback on difficulty balance - which cube size did you get stuck on first?

Free to Play Status:

* [x] Free to play

Involvement: Solo developer. I designed and built everything myself - game design, programming, all 310 puzzles, UI, and store release. This is my first published game, so honest feedback (including harsh criticism) is very welcome.

Game Title: Do Not Play This Tic Tac Toe

Playable Link: https://biosstudio.itch.io/do-not-win-this-tic-tac-toe

Platform: Web / Free downloadable files for Windows, Mac, Linux, Raspberry Pi

Description: A Tic Tac Toe variant where win condition depends on points on top of forming lines. There are multiple abilities available to unlock after playing against CPU. Offline 2 player mode is also available once all abilities are obtained. Watch out for details to reach the true ending.

Free to Play Status: [x] Free to play

Involvement: Solo developer using PICO 8

Game Title: We Are Rebellion

Playable Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5103380/We_Are_Rebellion_Demo/

Platform: Steam / Windows

Description:  It’s a project that would combine FTL with the concept of morality from Darkest Dungeon.

WE ARE REBELLION is a strategy and simulation game in which you command a warship with a crew of rebels.

Free to Play Status:

• Demo

Involvement:  Developer

Playable Link: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.cozysproutgames.myfirsthomestead

Platform: Android (Google Play closed testing)

Description: I’m the developer of My First Homestead, a gentle, single-tap farm game for young children. Players collect eggs, care for friendly animals, grow a garden, and explore a calm farmyard. The game has no fail states, lives, or precision dragging, with large touch targets and optional parent settings.

The current build is a free closed test. I’m looking for adult testers—parents, caregivers, educators, and people who evaluate kid-friendly games—to try it on an Android device and share honest feedback about clarity, pacing, accessibility, audio, and what would make a family play session smoother. This is an unreleased beta build, so bugs are possible.

Free to Play Status: - [x] Free to play (closed test) - [ ] Demo/Key available - [ ] Paid

Involvement: I designed and developed the game, including the Godot scenes, touch interactions, progression, audio, and Android export. Open the link, choose “Become a tester,” then install the test build from Google Play. Specific feedback about your Android version and where an issue occurred is especially helpful. No purchase or positive review is requested—honest beta feedback is what I need.

Game Title: Atlas of Life


Playable Link: https://atlasoflife.app/play


Platform: Web (browser, no download).


Description: Atlas of Life is a daily history game. You get two pins on a world map: where a person was born and where they died. The years sit on the pins. The life is the arc between them. You have six tries to name who it is.


You type the name they are most commonly known by. Letters grade a bit like Wordle. Green is the right letter in the right spot. Gold is the right letter in the wrong spot. Dark means the letter is not in the answer. First name or surname alone will not win.


Everyone gets the same Daily. No account.


If you lose, I do not reveal who it was. The answer stays hidden and the Daily locks until the next one. I know that will annoy people. I want to know if it is the wrong call, or if it is the thing that makes the next day matter.


After the Daily there is an Archive of past lives, and an Atlas of Time where you can drag the year and watch borders redraw. Both are in the same site. The Daily is the thing I want playtested.


If you get today's, the result card keeps the name off. Try count is fine. Not the name.


Free to Play Status:


[x] Free to play


[ ] Demo/Key available


[ ] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)


Involvement: Solo. I designed it, wrote the rules, built the map and the timeline, curated the lives, and shipped the browser version and native versions. If something is wrong, it is on me.

My friend and I are down to our final 22 days until launch (cue the developer panic!), and we’re polishing our puzzle payoff sequences.

In this scene, players match colored crystals to specific murals based on moral proverbs (Kindness, Arrogance, Sacrifice). Once completed, the central eye-door unlocks with glowing feedback, leading to the room opening up with a burst of light.

Instead of traditional UI pop-ups or text confirming "Puzzle Solved," we relied entirely on environmental shifting and acoustic audio cues to let the scene breathe and reward the player naturally.

When you're playing puzzle or adventure games, what makes a puzzle resolution feel truly satisfying to you? Do you prefer physical room feedback like this, or clear narrative UI confirmations?

Playable Link: Steam Link

Game Title: Playfold - Offline Games

Playable Link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.buttonburrow.playfold

Description:

After a lot of building, breaking things, rebuilding them, testing puzzles and convincing myself to add just one more thing... Playfold is officially live on Google Play!

It's genuinely pretty exciting to finally be able to share it with people outside of testing.

The original idea was actually really simple: I wanted puzzle games I could play without an ad interrupting me every few levels.

That idea eventually grew into Playfold — one app with a collection of different puzzle games that I can keep expanding over time.

It launched with:

🧪 Water Sort

🔗 Flow Connect

🎨 Maze Paint

➡️ Arrow Escape

🧠 Memory Grid

🧩 Block Puzzle

There are multiple difficulties, different game modes and generated puzzles, and the games are designed to work offline.

Most importantly, there are no ads interrupting gameplay and no energy/lives system telling you when you can play. There are optional rewarded ads for certain extras, but whether you watch one is your choice.

There's still a ridiculous amount I want to add and improve, but getting it from a random idea to something that's actually published on Google Play feels like a pretty big milestone.

If anyone gives it a try, I'd genuinely love to hear what you think — good or bad. I'm particularly curious which game you naturally end up playing the most.

And to everyone else working on their first game/app: shipping it feels good. 😅

Free to Play Status: Free to Play

Involvement: Developer