This indie dev project has over 850k wishlists and... insane art ✧ Navigate a dark cyberpunk thriller ✧ Run, climb, and fight through industrial wastelands ✧ Hand-crafted pixel art ✪ Game: REPLACED ✪ Play: Apr 14thshow more

🎉20,000 Wishlists🎉 My indie game has officially hit 20k... Wishlists on Steam. It might not seem a lot, but to reach this point as a solo dev is insane ! Thank you to everyone who has taken an interest in the project ❤️show more

This indie dev is making a game where you... can literally play as Ancient Egyptian wall art. - Switch between a 3D archaeologist and living 2D art - Survive puzzles that fight back - Progress by mastering both worlds It’s called Fresco. This mechanic is genius.show more

Indie dev makes a Horror game with a CHARMING... and APPEALING art style. I much prefer this over the millions and millions of games that use PSX style which is so overdone its LAUGHABLE.show more

This indie dev has spent over one year learning... Godot to make an old-school trading card RPG. - Hunt or buy over 200 unique cards - Build your deck to defeat rivals and bosses - No AI Art, NFTs or Microtransactions Would you play this? It's called Cardaire: Eternal Aces.show more

This indie platforming game excels at PRECISE controls, along... with a CHARMING art style that is UNIQUE and FUN. I much prefer this over any Unreal Engine SLOP.show more

This indie dev is making a cozy game where... you play as an incredibly cute Spider. - Build custom webs to navigate the world - Full fur simulation - Realistic 8-legged climbing on walls and ceilings It's called Weave & Wander. Would you play this?show more

In this indie game, you fight through dungeons to... decorate your home. ⚔️ Fight through dungeons for rare furniture 🪑 Decorate to get stronger 🦎 Play as a cute axolotl saving a town It’s called Dungeons and Dining Tablesshow more

This post is blowing up again so I'll reiterate... - In indie game development, YOU are the marketing. One person retweeting or sharing a post can cascade into 1000s of wishlists, and that can be life changing for a dev. If you love indie games and you want to support someone's project, there's no better way than sharing their content with the world. With that said, here's my indie action RPG - A Short Quest!show more

These Polish indie devs are building a unique pixel-art... RPG that combines the real-time and turnbased combat into something entirely new. - String attacks together for combos - Bath in the unique visuals - Traverse between two worlds It's called SacriFire. Would you play this?show more

Legit I am shocked at how beautiful this game... looks and I play A LOT of Elden ring on PC maxed out. This game is gorgeous the Art style is insane. It’s smooth to play as well. Seriously my hype level just went up 10 fold.show more

This indie developer is making a hand-drawn horror sequel... where a young girl tries to survive a house hell-bent on killing her family. - Storybook art meets cartoon gore and death - Multiple endings and lots of horrible ways to die The game is House 2. Are you in?show more

This guy built something that changes your face in... real time using hand gestures. And it looks insane. 🤯 Viet Nguyen, a Senior AI engineer, built a personal project that transforms your face into 16 different visual styles. Van Gogh. Neon. Anime. Pop art. Graffiti. All triggered by just moving your hand. Open your hand. AI reads the gesture. Your face transforms into a completely different art style. Almost instantly. 16 styles. One hand movement. Zero clicks. The wild part: he built this as a side project. Not a product. Not a startup. Just one engineer combining two existing tools in a way nobody had thought to before. This is what personal projects look like in 2026.show more

Cyberpunk 2077 just ran on an iPhone. Not through... cloud gaming. Not through Remote Play. Natively. A new open-source project called Madeira is bringing Windows PC games to non-jailbroken iPhones. It combines: • Wine (ARM64EC) • FEX x86-64 translation • DirectX 11 → Metal (DXMT) • JIT via StikDebug Current status: • Cyberpunk 2077 running in-game • ULTRAKILL playable • Thumper playable • Marvel Cosmic Invasion reaches gameplay The catch? It's still a research project, requires sideloading and JIT, and free Apple IDs need reinstalling every 7 days. This feels like one of the biggest breakthroughs for iPhone gaming. What PC game would you try first?show more

175,000 wishlists. ❤️ 16 years working with pixel art.... 10 years helping other developers build their worlds. And 6 years ago, I finally decided to build one of my own. That became Scavland. What started with just a few of us has grown into something I could have never imagined - and now 175,000 of you are waiting to play it. Thank you to everyone who believed in us and helped us get here. September 4th. See you in Rhos. ❤️ — Lucasshow more

STONES ARE FOREVER This means more than just a... few words—it’s a rallying point for a project that has the potential to become the revival point of the Ordinals. ➔ is a project into which I’ve poured all my energy these past months, offering a set of unique mechanics and real value-building around community, art, and increasing rarity over time. When everything seems lost, that’s precisely when you need to invest your energy in art and innovation. I invite everyone to join the project and be part of this renaissance. The date is approaching… All information will be revealed within a week. Turn on your notifications and remember: The best is yet to come!show more

Four mechs to choose from, charged shots and a... 1v1 arena. Found this on Combos Fun. It was made with GPT-6 Astra. If you're making games in Codex, you'll eventually want someone else to play them. Combos CLI lets you generate art and audio through one account, publish your game to Combos, and send friends a playable link. People in the community can discover and play it too.show more

Before Metal Slug took over the arcades, a legendary... Spanish studio named Zeus Software dropped an absolute masterpiece of pixel art and twitch-reflex gameplay in 1995. Biomechanical Toy is back. You play as a 90s-action-hero-lookalike blasting through hordes of rogue, corrupted toys to save the kingdom. Punishing arcade physics? Yes. Mind-blowing parallax scrolling? Absolutely. Modern save states and rewind to fix your accidental deaths? We got you covered.show more

The LACMA has long been a great supporter of... initiatives in art and technology. From the original Art and Technology Lab, to more recent exhibitions like Coded: Art Enters the Computer Age, 1952–1982, their sustained interest in the development of creative and artistic practices in relation to the rise of computer technology has helped sustain a once controversial yet undeniably fascinating genre of art before it came into public discourse. I am so pleased with the opportunity to highlight an important part of my practice, known as parameterization. By changing one variable in the program, in this case the percentage of pegs to be wrapped by a string, we are able to see how the original artwork, Ringers #962, evolves over the course of 9 frames arranged in a grid. This process is what I call a “parameter sweep” and it’s an honor to present the combined works as the LACMA Iterations. As the artist who coded the algorithm, I had no explicit control over how the artwork would develop, instead relying on randomization and a deep familiarity of the aesthetic form to help guide the output through code.show more

Played over 10 hours of Dragon Age Veilguard, impressions:... - My favorite part is the gameplay - Story so far is decent, nothing amazing but not bad - Love it's not an open world, it's a semi open world and more linear 🙏 - Runs good and looks good, had no bugs so far - Great art style - Some dialogue is very weirdly delivered - Good skill tree and you can always change abilities - Chasing armor or weapons seem pointless so far - Sometimes it feels too much like it's holding your hand - The world and setting is really good Overall, going to play through it and beat the game 🤝show more