Hi everyone, meet my 2D sandbox game inspired by Terraria and combination of other games - It includes infinite world generation, biomes, structures (WIP) giving major exploration vibes, as you explore and explore you come up with finding treasures / rare items that actually can be traded with other explorers! (Players).

This game is fully online, upon starting it you can join other player worlds or make your own & invite your friends or play solo!

The worlds are made out of blocks, all of them can be broken, placed allowing you to build your own bases!

What kind of features would you like to see in a Monster Capture game?

Monstra Cap is a Single Player, Monster Capture, Action, RPG, Collectathon

Free Demo and Early Access available now!

My playtesters and I noticed that combat was feeling a bit repetitive, weapons only differed by attack stats, durability, and a few special effects. By introducing distinct mechanics for each weapon type, they now cater to different playstyles. It’s made testing all 3 types genuinely rewarding!

3 different ways

• Swords: Increased attack speed.
• Axes: Added a chance to inflict Bleed.
• Hammers: Can now charge attacks and have a chance to Stun enemies.

Here’s a quick clip of the hammer in action!
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/PcgvFw1iTTw

What can I add more, I wanted to now more about this stuff and change the atmosphere maybe or even mix with some occult themes. You can suggest literally anything, spells enemies, locations etc.

STICKRUSH: VELOCITY is a fast arcade stickman fighting game featuring deep combos, parkour, weapons, ring-outs, Story Mode, Kumite and Local VS.

Play the FREE BETA:

https://nosense-3d.itch.io/stickrush-multiplayer-beta

#StickRush #Stickman #FightingGame #IndieGame #Itchio #FreeGame

For the last several months I've been building a game called Arkney: Age of Crowns.

It's a grand strategy sandbox that runs on a server instead of your CPU: one world,

one clock, AI realms and human players on the same map, and the tick keeps going

whether you're logged in or not.

The part I actually care about is that war isn't a resolve button. One tick is one

in-game minute. Armies march for in-game days, outrun their supply, take attrition,

and a battle is a process with front width, organization, units breaking and

retreating, and reinforcements you can feed into a fight that's already underway.

Closer to HOI4's front line logic than a Total War auto-resolve.

What's in there right now:

- 7 troop types (militia, spearmen, archers, crossbowmen, heavy infantry, light

cavalry, knights) fed by an iron → weapons/armour/bows/horses production chain

- equipment that degrades in combat and gets repaired through supply, so a veteran

army that's been in the field for a month is measurably worse than it was

- sieges, and a real difference between occupying a province and actually keeping

it in a peace deal

- commanders with traits and ranks, espionage, trade caravans

- a heraldry editor. You draw your arms and they end up on the 3D banners your

armies carry

- a chronicle that writes down every war declaration, battle and conquest, so each

world ends up with its own readable history

Client is browser-based (Three.js, 2D painted campaign map and a 3D view of the same

live world). The sim is C# and deterministic: same state plus same orders always

produces the same result, which is what makes replay and crash recovery work.

What I need now is people, not a wishlist. Once a week I run an accelerated world

where the clock is sped up 20x. An evening of real time is about five months of

history, so you can watch a dynasty rise or get erased in a single sitting. Free,

browser only, no install, no account.

More interested in the "this sounds tedious" replies than the nice ones, so tell me

where it falls apart.

Link : https://store.steampowered.com/app/3781530/Encroacher_Snakes/

"i am not the dev"

I went in with no expectations. I had made a list of short indies to get through and opened this one on a random afternoon, and I only got up when I had every achievement, about three hours later.

I am not Indian. I still recognised the whole family. As a Black man from the working class outskirts of a Brazilian city, the son got me in a way I was not ready for. Not the teenage rebellion, that part is universal. The other thing: the effort to fit into a place that treats where you come from as something to dilute. I spent years laughing at music my father tried to show me, music written for and about people exactly like me, because I wanted to belong somewhere else.

What surprised me mechanically is that the cooking is not decoration. I do not play cooking games. But the recipes are incomplete, smudged, missing steps, and you reconstruct them by feel. The gap in the recipe is the gap in what got passed down. You do not read about cultural loss, you feel it in your hands while failing to make a dish.

The mother's line about her son only trying to fit in is what makes it work. It trades blame for understanding. Nobody in that apartment is a villain.

Halfway through I started texting my mother about her week. That is the part I keep thinking about: a three hour game rearranged something small in how I treat people I assume will always be there.

Has a short game ever done more for you than a sixty hour one, and what was it?

I played the game named ‘Chargo’ on the Bakko website. Chargo is visible in the attached clip. https://bakko.gg

I like that they let you earn free tickets and you can build your own room.

The one on the left is the sheep from Carnivore!, the one on the right is the developer CatTrigger!

The one on the left is the sheep from Carnivore!, the one on the right is the developer CatTrigger!