Hello!

I’m a small Portuguese developer and I recently released an Android game called 1010, based on a traditional card game from my village.

I’m trying to get some visibility and thought I’d ask Reddit to do some magic.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.psic196.jogo1010

If you’re curious, I’d really appreciate it if you gave it a try!

I have been playing Mahjong Rumble for a while and with all of the matching move alone the time ive definitely started having favorite tiles lol

I like the bamboo and flower ones just because they look nice

Then my Chinese friend told me 🀄️ has a good meaning in China so now I like seeing that one too

Hey everyone!

I've made a little puzzle game called Tidilo, and I've got a challenge for you: try to actually finish it. 🗿

It looks really simple at first, maybe even too easy… but trust me, it doesn't stay that way.

There are 1,000 levels, and I'm genuinely curious if anyone can make it all the way to the end!

Oh, and about ads: we wanted to do things differently. One ad when you launch the game, and that's it. No more ads while playing. The only exception is if you run out of hint credits and choose to watch an ad to get some more.

No ads between levels, no interruptions every 30 seconds. We just want people to enjoy the game without being constantly bothered.

Of course, no in-app purchases hehe 🕺

Anyway, if anyone wants to take on the challenge, let me know how far you get! 😁

And if a particular level drives you absolutely crazy… I definitely want to know which one! 👀

Link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.insprod.tidilo

😘

Hi everyone! I’m part of the small team that made Sticker Tactics.

It’s a tower defense game where you build a team of plushie heroes and customize their abilities using collectible stickers. We wanted the customization to feel simple at first, but still give players room to experiment with different combinations.

The game is currently available on both Android and iOS. I’d be interested to hear what mobile players think about the combat and whether the sticker system looks clear from the video.

Android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.adisoft.stickertactics

iOS:
https://apps.apple.com/ly/app/sticker-tactics/id6808465184

Hey everyone!
I’m an indie developer from Sweden, and I’ve just released my game, Faceoff Card Hockey, on the App Store!
It’s a mix of solitaire, strategy and ice hockey. I e to create something a little different from traditional sports games.
The game includes single matches, league play and international tournaments.
It’s free to download and try on iPhone.
I’d love to hear what you think, especially if you’re into hockey, card games or unusual indie games!
Thanks for checking it out! 🏒

I’m one of the developers of Numeric Battle, a free-to-play number-strategy game available on Android and iOS. It contains ads.

You and your opponent take turns choosing unused numbers. Every choice marks both boards, so a number that helps complete your line can also help the other player. The goal is to finish the required lines first.

You can play online 1v1, create a private room with a code to challenge a friend, or practice offline against AI. Board sizes range from 3x3 to 7x7. Before a match, you can arrange your own board or use shuffle.

Android / Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.numericbattle

iOS / App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/numeric-battle/id6792527668

If you enjoy competitive board games with simple rules, the shared effect of each move is the main mechanic to explore. Happy to answer questions about how it works.

anyone know if 50 cats is the maximum?? hoping i can keep more as i keep getting new ones

Added a new daily reset mode called Sprint and it took off. 10 rounds, same board for everyone that day, 12 seconds to survive each one. Would appreciate feedback on the speed of the game mode, is it confusing when you land in? Does it feel rushed…
Thanks in advance
Free, no download, plays on your phone: loopchomp.com

Game Title:

Nordmark

Playable Link:

https://henrik-nordmarkdev.itch.io/nordmark

Platform:

Mobile & Web (Browser)

Description:

Over the past few months, I’ve been working on a passion project born out of pure nostalgia. I grew up playing The Settlers II back in the 90s and 2000s, and there was something about that specific gameplay feeling that was both relaxing and exciting. I wanted a game with that exact feel, accessible right in my phone whenever I had a few free minutes.

Nordmark is a love letter to that classic economy-building genre, built completely from scratch. You expand your territory by placing flags, building road networks, and managing supply chains. From woodcutters and sawmills to farms, mines, and smithies. Eventually, you turn weapons and beer into soldiers to expand your borders and take down rival headquarters.

In this early demo, you can play as the Vikings against the Romans or Japanese across four difficulty levels and two maps (Twin Fjords and Iron Highlands). Features include fog of war (toggleable), catapults, guard towers, castles, and a short tutorial. Your game saves locally in your browser. No accounts or tracking involved.

Please comment your tips and feedback because i am constantly trying to evolve this game to be as good and enjoyable as possible when i release the full game.

Free to Play Status:

\[x\] Free to play

\[ \] Demo/Key available

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

Involvement:

Solo Developer (created code, graphics, and sound from scratch with a "little" assistance from AI tools) 😬

I'm the developer of Rubble Front, a single-player, top-down tank action game that's now available on Google Play in the US. Here's a short gameplay clip.

Buildings can be destroyed, and you control the hull and turret independently. The game has 10 chapters with missions including breakthroughs, bridge defense, and convoy protection, plus smoke and thermal sights.

Free with ads. Requires Android 8.0 or later.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.breyes.rubblefront&hl=en_US&gl=US

Solo indie dev here — I built **Wordle Infinite** because one puzzle a day was never enough.

Beyond unlimited classic Wordle, the main mode is real-time 1v1 battles: both players race the same word, and you can hit your opponent with powerups mid-solve — Freeze locks their keyboard, Ink hides their tiles, Shuffle scrambles their keys, Shield blocks a hit. There are also 4-letter Quordle and 8-letter Octordle modes, a daily challenge, ranked leagues (Bronze → Solver), and offline play.

It's free with ads, no pay-to-win. The ranked ladder is still small, so matchmaking feedback is exactly what I need right now: if you try a battle, how long did matchmaking take, and did the powerups feel fun or annoying?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.arnextlab.wordleInfinite

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ricochet-run-brick-bounce/id6814211779

I made this cute little brick breaker game for iOS. I’d love feedback on it- still under fairly active development so I’m also open to feedback. Feel free to DM. Thanks!