Hey everyone, I'm the developer of Lumenfall. The Windows and Mac versions just launched, and they're free to play.

Lumenfall is a 2D side-scrolling action MMORPG. Combat is built around combos and air juggles, with five classes that branch into job advancements. There are region bosses, party raids, dungeons, guilds and a ranked arena, plus pets, mounts, trading and gear forging.

Desktop supports keyboard and mouse or Xbox / PlayStation controllers. Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android share the same world and character progress, so you can play with friends across devices.

Download for Windows or Mac: https://lumenfallgame.com

More than 2,000 players have registered so far. If you try it, I'd love to hear how the combat and party play feel on desktop.

The attached image is a gameplay screenshot. AI tools were used during development.

Link: oddeven-two.vercel.app

For any queries, contact me on Reddit

Username: AntGamer

It's called ifPOV.com

Would love any feedback!

Legal notice (not really): in Shuriken Slam Jam, with the right upgrades, a single throw can put hundreds of blades on screen. Your phone will get warm. Use responsibly, ideally in winter.

It's a one-button roguelite, free in your browser on desktop or phone, and the late-game screens look great on video.

What's the most chaotic build you can make?

https://groowl.itch.io/shuriken-slam-jam-demo

STRETCH PETS is my pixel-art maze puzzle game. Swipe a square pet to stretch its body until all open tiles are filled. You stop at walls, your body or special stop tiles; keys, gates and paired portals change which routes are possible. The screenshot is from the current game.

Play the free 0.4.0 browser demo, or download the Android APK:

https://egeberatk.itch.io/stretch-pets

There are 100 levels across four freely selectable difficulty groups, three-star goals and 42 collectible pets. If the early puzzles are too easy, you can jump to a harder group. English and Turkish are supported. Android requires 7.1+ and ARM64; browser players need no install or account.

I'm looking for honest feedback: does each puzzle give you an interesting decision, and where does it start feeling repetitive? A level number and your browser/phone help me investigate issues. Ads and real-money checkout aren't active in this beta.

Development uses AI-assisted coding, artwork and text, plus synthesized sound effects, alongside custom game art.

I develop World of Frontiers, a space MMO you can already play free in a browser. This short shows one of its boss encounters with AI companions. You start with a small ship, fight aliens and complete missions to build your pilot and loadout; the prepared boss setup shown here is not the starting loadout.

World of Frontiers is our free-to-play browser space MMO for PC and mobile. No download. Full MMO progress requires a free pilot account; optional purchases.

Play: https://florim-studios.itch.io/world-of-frontiers

Official developer clip. Staged test gameplay with prepared equipment, normal speed. The three wingmates are AI companions. AI-assisted game art and original WoF music.

Game Title: Lossless (working title)

Playable Link: https://m-0417.vercel.app/

Platform: Browser (made for phones, portrait). Flair added after posting.

Description:

You work the arrival desk at a teleport company. Every time someone steps out of a pod, IDA, the company's ID-check system, scores them and recommends a stamp. The company says IDA has kept arrivals "incident-free" for a year. You can go with IDA's call or override it. If something feels off, you can check their papers, ask them one question, or flip between their departure scan and how they look now. Whoever stamps a passenger is on the hook for whatever gets through. After each shift you split your pay between rent, food and a little help for someone back home.

- Free, made for phones (portrait). Runs in your browser, no download or account.

- 7 in-game days, about 40–60 minutes. It saves at the end of each day, so you can stop and come back.

- English and Korean.

What I'd love to hear:

1. Where did you get confused or stuck?

2. If you quit early, which day was it and why?

3. What did you think of the tools (the papers, the question, the scan flip)?

There's a 4-question survey at the end and a "Send anonymously" button. It sends your play log (no name, contact info or device model) so I can see where people drop off. Totally optional.

Free to Play Status:

- [x] Free to play

- [ ] Demo/Key available

- [ ] Paid

Involvement: Solo developer. I designed the game and directed the writing. Code and text were written with an AI assistant (Claude), and the title art was made with an image AI.

A browser game where you punch billionaires to halt world domination. After feedback on feel and the difficulty curve. Full disclosure: this game took an afternoon on Claude. It was so fun i just want to make more right away. Slap away and tell me what you think!

Game Title: Sundown Trails

Playable Link: https://sundowntrails.com

Platform: Web Browser (no download required)

Description:

Hey everyone!

This is the first game I've ever made, and I'd love to share it with you!

Sundown Trails is a relaxed off-road driving game where you explore a peaceful valley in an old 4x4. You can drive through forests, cross rivers, discover hidden waterfalls, and enjoy beautiful sunsets at your own pace.

You can explore alone or play online with other players.

And if you're looking for something a little different, there's also a Zombie Night mode where you have to survive until dawn!

The idea was to create something simple and enjoyable, where you can just drive around, explore, and have fun without too much pressure.

The game is still in testing, so you might encounter a few bugs along the way.

Making this has been a great learning experience, and I'd really appreciate any feedback, suggestions, or criticism.

Free to Play Status:

[x] Free to play

[ ] Demo/Key available

[ ] Paid

Involvement:

I'm the solo developer behind Sundown Trails. This is my first game, and I've been working on it as a personal project.

Thanks for checking it out!

Try, try, try again...

Hey everyone!

I just finished making my first actual Roblox game, and I'd love for some people to try it out and give me some feedback!

I'd really appreciate it if you could tell me what you like, what could be improved, or what you'd change about the game. I did get a little help from Gemini like designing some Uls, the Game picture and stuff along the way, but I'm still learning and trying to improve my game development skills.

If I'm not in-game, feel free to leave your feedback in the game's settings!

Game link:

https://www.roblox.com/share?code=1f210ddc91631e4 4b014879f379d910d&type=ExperienceDetails&stamp= 1793113176266

Thanks to anyone who takes the time to check it out. I really appreciate it!❤️

Hi guys! I made Revealo, a picture-based guessing game using Unsplash as source for the images. Each day, you get 5 zoomed-in images to guess, and it unzooms for every wrong answer until the complete image is revealed.

If you're this kind of brain teaser or simply would like to try the game out, feel free to play the Daily Challenge of the day at playrevealo.com! Any feedbacks are welcome, of course :))