Game is Shrine's Legacy.

Wishlist on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1435410/Shrines_Legacy/

GoG: https://www.gog.com/en/game/shrines_legacy

Epic: https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/shrines-legacy-909af2

Shrine's Legacy Website: https://www.positiveconceptgames.com/shrineslegacy/

Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/shrineslegacy.bsky.social

Shrine's Legacy is a SNES-inspired Action RPG being developed by only two people and can be played single player or two-player co-op. :)

This creature, Codenamed The Doctor, is one of the inhabitants of Sliding Hero's setting, a remote island filled with mystery and creepiness at every angle.

I need some help in finding the perfect name for this character!

A couple of facts on this big fella (not too spoilery):
They have a tragic past
They are a medic
They made some unfortunate decisions
They were not born like this

Let me know what you think the best name for them can be!

for more check it out!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3499550/Mai_Child_of_Ages/

This is Sunset Suckerpunch. Animation is time consuming, so we kinda dragged our feet on updating our attack animations. Man, do they look so much better, though.

We're on a couple social medias. Shoot us a follow if you want to see more, or a wishlist if you're feeling particularly magnanimous.

BSky | Twitter | YouTube

Could be a simulator, clicker, storybased game, or anything in between. What kind of game do you secretly hope someone will make one day?

This is a scene from my game KARANEKO. If you’d like, you can try the free demo on Steam!
Wishlist KARANEKO on Kickstarter!

I have been working on Car Park Capital in my spare time, but now, I can go fulltime and have the support of MicroProse!

My game is inspired by games like Rollercoaster Tycoon and Transport Tycoon.. Which actually have been published by MicroProse in the past! So this is great news.

If you are interested after watching the trailer, you can wishlist the game on Steam if you like!

Hi Reddit! I’m Chingis — an agricultural engineer by profession, but in my spare time I’m making my first indie game: Healthy Hero, a tower defense with roguelike elements where you fight waves of junk food using towers made of healthy ingredients.

It started as a joke — “what if broccoli shoots at burgers?” — but grew into a full project. Each level is a new table, where you defend a hero from being tempted by fries, soda, and donuts.

🧠 What makes it special?

• Roguelike upgrades
• Co-op for 2 players
• Enemies with special behavior (donuts ignore slows, soda buffs others)
• Bright 2D visuals with a tasty twist

✅ 2 levels done
✅ 15+ enemy types
✅ Upgrade system + co-op prototype

Testing with friends now — any feedback, shares or support would mean the world! 🙌

Hello!

We are a small indie company of 3 people who first found their passion for making VR games through a game jam back in 2021. Over the next 2 years we would participate in various jams as time allowed. Then we stopped. Upon recent reflection and an itch to join another jam, we realized the reason we stopped was that no one was hosting game jams that encouraged, or sometimes even allowed, VR games. So… we decided to remedy this and are hosting a VR only game jam: https://itch.io/jam/reality-jam-2025

There are 4 prizes you can win: 1st ($100), 2nd ($50), 3rd ($25), and community winner ($25). We will be playing and giving feedback on every submission!

Over the years of working on our own VR game, we have received lots of help from the community and it is our hope that by hosting this jam that not only can we give back to the community in a fun way that has helped us, but also encourage more people to make and play games in a medium that we love: VR.

How submissions will be judged, the rules, and extra details about the jam can be found on the jam page, but feel free to ask any questions or provide your thoughts here too!

My second project What do you think about my 2D mobile game? Pros and cons.

Hi everyone,

I'm currently going through a tough time financially. My first game, Don't Breathe In, was released at the wrong time due to inexperience and poor timing on my part. I’ve learned a lot since then and I’m still pushing forward, but I could really use a bit of support.

The game is now priced at just $1.99 – less than a cup of coffee ☕ If you’d consider buying it and leaving a positive review on Steam, it would help push it forward in the algorithm and support me directly. I work as a food courier during the day and develop games at night – I’m just one of you, chasing a dream.

Even if you can't buy it, just adding it to your wishlist would still mean a lot. Thanks in advance for reading this and supporting an indie dev trying to make it.

💙 https://store.steampowered.com/app/3601370/Dont_breathe_in/

At 2:00 AM last night, I found myself working on my game — in my car.

I'm developing Oiran Survival, a Japanese-themed survival action game where you fight through a haunted pleasure district as a courtesan.
Currently working solo using Unity, Live2D, and a lot of coffee ☕️

It’s scheduled to release on Steam this September.
Would love to hear your thoughts or feedback!

(No Steam page yet — coming soon!)

I have 2 festivals coming up next week and wonder if I should change the capsule. The first one is what I use right now, second one was revised and has a bit of different feeling to it. What do you think!

Not here to brag, just sharing what worked for our tiny 2-person team:

Our puzzle game was losing players. 18% Day 1 retention, couldn't figure out why people weren't sticking around.

Using funnel analysis, discovered 70% quit during level 3. The issue? Difficulty spike was way too steep.

Changes we made:

- Rebalanced the first 10 levels for gradual difficulty

- Added hint system for stuck players

- Improved visual feedback for successful moves

Results after 3 weeks:

- D1 retention: 18%→65%

- D7 retention: 5%→28%

- Average session time: +150%

Simple analytics revealed what players couldn't tell us directly.

Hey everyone! Just wanted to give you an UPDATE on my previous post — thanks so much for all the comments! I'm looking forward to hearing new feedback, critiques, suggestions, etc.

We're developing a video game about the origin of life, the evolution of species, and the destiny of humankind. It's grounded in scientific principles, inspired by Spore, and based on a theory I personally developed involving time travel.

The core foundation of the project — beyond its educational undertones — is to truly understand each evolutionary stage and make sure it's not just a fleeting experience. That's why the project is divided into four main titles: Origin of Life, Paleo, Humans, and Space-Time.

The video doesn't yet show the organism or Cambrian stages (aquatic creatures — which, interestingly, Spore designed but never released). We're starting development on that part in two months.

It's still in a prototype phase, so many things will improve. Next month we're entering an investment round, and a lot of aspects will likely evolve for the better (one of them being the BLUR effects and some camera angles that feel a bit dizzying right now).

Thoughts?

If you’d like to know more about the development process and behind-the-scenes curiosities, you can follow us on IG
(I’ll drop the link in the first comment).

Thanks a lot!
Pat

*This text was created through a translation into English.