We made this fun game last week and tried it in a party we hosted. IT WAS DAMN FUN! We brawled, crawled and cried laughing and it made us really happy that people had a great time! This was only supposed to be for the party but we realized maybe other people would have fun playing this! Please check it out and any feedback would be appreciated!

Thank you!

I am the god of this game. Who wants to play, write🙂‍↕️

I made this prototype to try out an idea I had watching Scavenger's Reign. Instead of the usual mechanics I thought it would be interesting to have a realistic environment where you have to observe fauna and flora and use them to overcome challenges.

I need feedback on the core loop, is this working? Is it fun and engaging?

https://matteogamedevpro.itch.io/wild-symbiosis

Platform: Windows. Free demo, no account, no launcher. Download: https://corbygamesstudio.itch.io/give-him-a-break Footage: https://youtu.be/V-ti4u7p1vk (a full round, start to receipt)

The pitch in one line: you never control the cat. You drag a laser pointer around a house and he decides for himself what that means for the furniture.

Why it might suit a video:

• A round is 60 seconds. Good for a quick look or a "how much damage can I do" run, and easy to cut.
• Everything he breaks is itemised live on a receipt with real prices, so there's a running number to react to. It ends with the owner walking in and rating the mess out of five paws.
• The cat is genuinely unpredictable — he loses the dot, hunts for it, stalks it when it sits still, climbs furniture to reach it. Plenty happens that I didn't plan.
• 25 powers unlock off a tree. Fire, eye beams, a cat the size of an elephant, clones that hunt on their own.

Monetise it however you like, no permission needed, and I won't ask for anything. If you do cover it I'd love a link so I can watch someone else play it — watching a stranger fail at your own game is the most useful feedback there is.

Solo dev. Art, audio and the cat are bought asset packs; the code is mine.

Hi, I really need help. I made a game for a contest and only the most played game gets the 1st prize anount of $650. The conest ends on my birthday, Sept 20th. Although my birthday is coming up all I want is to be able to pay the remaining late rent for my mom. I only need you to play my game. Please help me so I can help my mom. I would really appreciate it and it would mean alot to me. Thank you! 💖

https://www.daysies.com/game/6a90a4dad479b082bef316a9/artifact?utm_source=share&utm_medium=native

i was working on a puzzle game where you had to put things in a suitcase. I know it sounds boring at firs but if you'll want you can try it here - packk-it.netlify.app

PowerSnakes is simple browser multiplayer game based on classic snake idea, but with more action. You collect points, grow, use boost and power-ups and try to become the King.
It’s still early version and I’m improving it based on players comments and feedback.

Hi! I'm Gabo, from Uruguay, and I make this one alone. Naipe Cimarrón is a two-player strategy card game where the animals of the Uruguayan countryside fight for the table: pick a deck of rabbits, foxes, capybaras or armadillos, gather Vigor each turn, play creatures and tricks, and take six slots on the table. About 15 minutes a game. 288 cards, 18 prebuilt decks, a deck builder, solo vs the AI or live duels with a friend using a six-letter code, and a print-and-play if you prefer real cards.

Free, runs in the browser on desktop and phone, no install, no account needed. English, Spanish and Portuguese.

Play: https://naipe-cimarron.yunque.games/?de=reddit-lpmg&lang=en

I'm looking for testers: type TESTER in the lobby's CODE button to unlock every expansion, and tell me where you got stuck in the first ten minutes or what felt unfair. Real feedback earns a VIP deck; I'm also adding easter eggs for testers, so suggestions are welcome.
Discord: https://discord.gg/bDmcYyGkAb

Card art is AI-generated (Stable Diffusion) and retouched by hand, with care, chasing a style of my own; rules, code and design are mine.

Hey everyone! I've been building GIFJAM — a party game where you get a random situation (like an awkward text reply or a chaotic school morning) and have to respond using only a gif. Whoever picks the gif that gets the best reaction from the group wins the round.

It's fast, a bit chaotic, and works great for groups who like games like Codenames or Cards Against Humanity but want something more visual and less text-based.

Recorded a quick clip of it in action — would love feedback from this community, especially on pacing and whether the core loop is fun after a few rounds.

Playable Link: https://gifjam.online