i am making a game called Gnosis.it still does not have a BETA, i have finished coding it i just need to start testing, add content, then test and then ship.

The sprite sheet is for 8 rocket engines that are in the game (there are 26 of them) Now I want to know if it is solid for a game

Hey everyone! This is actually my first time posting on Reddit, so nice to meet you all!
This is the first game I’ve ever made, and I’m learning game development from scratch as I go.
I’m currently working on a small zombie survival mobile game, and recently I’ve been building the gacha/summoning system.
It’s still very much a work in progress, but I’m pretty happy with how it’s starting to feel.
I’m curious how the animation and overall presentation look to someone seeing it for the first time.
Does the summon feel satisfying? Anything you would change or improve?
Any feedback is appreciated!

Hey guys, I am working on my game called Typall. I have recently released a Demo of it on Itch. I am working on releasing a Demo on Steam right now.

I am looking for people to play my game and provide feedback about it ! If you have any feature ideas or upgrade ideas, feel free to message me personally ! I would be happy to implement what you have in mind !

Here's the link to the Demo:
https://intecial.itch.io/typall

Hi, I’m FERLOYDD!

I just released the first gameplay trailer for my game and it’s really important to me to find out who might be interested in a game like this.

Sinners. Neutrals. Saints. 15 factions. 3 unique currencies. Immense opportunities for interaction and a unique gaming experience in a richly developed universe. Which adventure will you choose?

LYRA BLADE Steam Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4861140/LYRA_BLADE/

For the past few months, I’ve been using a flat JSON file setup for my leaderboard backend. One file for desktop builds, one for browser builds. They were completely isolated.

It worked during early testing, so I didn't think twice about it. Until last week when I realized my own web runs weren't showing up on the main board. I had been testing exclusively in the desktop wrapper and built a local/global UI split that was completely unnecessary and confusing.

I finally bit the bullet and migrated everything properly:

• Swapped flat JSON files for a MariaDB/MySQL setup.
• Created a lightweight PHP endpoint handling platform parameters (mac, pc, linux, web).
• Shifted ranking and percentile calculations entirely server-side.
• Dropped local storage fallbacks so every valid score syncs to a single, unified global table.

During migration, I found a handful of orphaned high scores sitting in browser local storage that never got sent to the server (including my own personal best).

Curious how other solo devs handle lightweight backends. Do you usually roll your own PHP/SQL endpoints for simple things like scoreboards, or do you jump straight to tools like LootLocker / PlayFab?

(If anyone wants to stress-test the scoreboard or check how the global rank display feels, it’s running live at blitzlaststand.com/demo)

After one year of development, I'm incredibly happy to finally have the Trials of Liberation DEMO live on Steam!

What started as a simple idea grew into something much bigger than I originally expected.

The demo is finally available for FREE on Steam!

I'd love to hear what you think! Whether it's the puzzles, the progression, the visuals, or anything else, feedback is always welcome.

Play the Demo

And if you enjoy it, adding the game to your wishlist would mean a lot!

Making a consumption game where you're really small and get bigger by eating things, alla Katamari or Hole.io.

I love games where you're really really tiny in the human world (pikmin, katamari)

I'm looking for one more level idea if anybody has something funny :)

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4598190/

Greetings everyone, I just launched my game, PROJECT.98 on Steam!

Game is a roguelike with visuals inspired heavily by old versions of windows 95 to 2000 software from that era, I'm really a fan of this sort of aesthetics, and I always enjoyed toying with game engines and creating stuff, this is my first commercial project as a solo dev, if you are interested, I kindly invite you to check the steam page:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5071020/PROJECT98/

Of course any feedback you want to give is very welcome.

Hi everyone!

For years, game dev was just a playground for me—messing around in Blender and Unreal Engine to see what I could do. But when my son was born, it completely shifted my perspective. I realized life is too short to ignore your dreams. Now, I scrape together 1-3 hours a day after work and family duties to build my dream game.

About the Game:

"Darkness from the Depths" is a first-person, sci-fi psychological horror heavily inspired by Dredge. You play as a lone robot searching for the meaning of its existence in a drowned, post-apocalyptic world. A cosmic cataclysm wiped out humanity, leaving only mutated deep-sea creatures that hunt when darkness falls.

Current Status:

I'm 5 months in. The boat mechanics are about 50% ready, and the Tarkov/RE4-style grid inventory is 99% functional.

Play the Prototype:

I believe in completely open development. I just packaged a raw technical build (v0.0.1) so anyone can jump in and test how the boat handles and how the inventory feels. There are no sounds or enemies yet, just pure core mechanics.

Links to the free build and my devlog are in the first comment below!
I would absolutely love to hear your honest feedback on the feel and visuals.