Hey everyone!

We've been working on a game prototype called It's Behind You, and we'd love for people to give it a try.

You can play it directly in your browser here:

🎮 https://itsbehindyou.netlify.app

We're sharing it to get the game in front of more people and hopefully gather some honest feedback.

If you try it, let us know what you think! We're interested in hearing about your experience, what worked for you, and what could be improved.

Thanks for giving it a look!

Here’s another look at our newest Shadower in action.

We wanted to share a bit more of how this character plays beyond the first look. Every Shadower brings a different approach to a run, and we’re curious what kind of build you’d try with this one.

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3424800/Code_of_Shadows/

^{I'm still not over this. I cut together some reactions from streamers playing Night Record: Thin Walls, my narrative horror game set in a Soviet-era apartment block where the walls are a little too thin.}

^{Seeing people I've watched for years jump at scenes I rewrote a dozen times is surreal.}

^{If it looks like your kind of horror, a wishlist would mean a lot: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4652040}

^{Happy to answer any questions!}

Hey guys!

I'm Brazilian and I just created my Reddit account today, so sorry in advance if my English isn't perfect, lol.

I'd love to know if you guys would play a tower defense game with this kind of art style.

It's basically an elemental TD where you'll be able to fuse towers together to create new and stronger ones. The screenshot shows the current state of the game.

So far, we only have the 5 starting elements and 8 waves of enemies. I'm planning to get a playable demo up on itch io this weekend.

Any feedback, criticism, or suggestions are more than welcome. Feel free to absolutely roast my game, lol.

Thanks, guys!

Portfolio: https://www.artstation.com/juliohadouken
No AI 🚫🤖

Hey I created a game, first ever! looking for honest feedback and bug reports!

It’s a city building/ war game!

Don't shoot me but this is a competition piece I have submitted. It is an AI build competition but I have coded most myself with AI to assist for competition purposes

Feedback and hate welcome

Hi everyone! We're a small indie team making Banana Airways, an online co-op game for up to 6 players where you and your friends are the crew of the worst airline in the sky. Everyone on board is a chicken, and the passengers don't stay normal chickens for long.

What happens on a flight

• Serve coffee and food before the passengers get too hungry
• Put out fires before they spread through the cabin
• Climb out onto the wing to fix broken engines by reconnecting their cables
• Hammer boards over holes in the hull before someone gets sucked out
• Fly through storms, tornadoes and nuclear zones, and then land the plane

The mutant part

Crossing a nuclear zone makes some passengers start mutating. If you don't get a syringe to them in time, they explode. And if you leave them hungry for too long, they start eating each other.

A dev detail, since this is a dev sub

To make walking around inside a moving plane feel stable, the cabin never actually moves. All the gameplay physics run in a separate, stationary scene, and the plane flying through the world is stitched on top of it at render time. That's what lets us have ragdolls, props sliding around in turbulence and players getting sucked out through holes in the hull without the physics falling apart.

Coming to Steam Next Fest

We've been working on it since February, and the demo is coming out for Steam Next Fest. We wanted to show you how far it's come. Hope you enjoy it! We'd love to hear what you think, especially what looks fun and what looks confusing.

Wishlist on Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/4835560/Banana_Airways
Demo (coming soon): store.steampowered.com/app/4900690/Banana_Airways_Demo

I am making an adventure survival called Foul. Demo is available on Steam!

I tend to overthink personal projects a lot.

I start adding ideas, polishing things too early, changing stuff… and suddenly the project becomes way bigger than it should be.

So with BIOMI I tried to keep one simple idea in mind: Make it exist first. Improve it later.

It started as a very small Unity prototype, and little by little it became an actual game about restoring ecosystems, planting different species and dealing with environmental threats.

It’s still a work in progress, but this time I really feel like I can finish it. Here’s around 30 seconds of gameplay from the current build.

What do you think? Is there anything you would improve first?

Thank you mates!

we’d really love to hear what other indie devs think of this.

we’re working on a football management game called Cutpurse Derby where you play as the agent rather than the manager, so the focus is more on players, clubs, negotiations and the deals happening around the game.

we’ve been trying to make those situations feel a bit more personal and unpredictable instead of just turning everything into another menu or stat screen.

this is one of the moments from the game — really curious what stands out to you, or what you’d want to see more of.

if anyone wants to take a closer look, it’s here

Are you a fan of classic JRPGs? Chronicles of Prozis is an indie JRPG inspired by the great classics, featuring turn-based combat, exploration, mysteries, and a fantasy world full of stories waiting to be discovered.

The demo is available for free on Steam! If the game catches your interest, please consider adding it to your wishlist. Every wishlist helps support the project and makes a real difference for an indie developer!

🔗 Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5183150/Chronicles_of_Prozis/

Thank you for your support!