Building & simulation

City streets, a home, or a flight tour—which would you explore first? 🏙️🏠✈️ This Is America by Nostra4. Actual gameplay · In development · AI-assisted development/assets/music. https://t.co/PiWizLTkLc #Nostra4 #LifeSim https://t.co/tLhOSEctjV

작업 창은 여러 개, 쉬어갈 방은 한 칸 🪴 Lofi Cozy Room의 작은 3D 방을 바탕화면 한쪽에 두고, 로파이를 틀어보세요. Steam 20% 할인 중 · 11/4까지 https://t.co/6pjZARrre8 #코지게임 #스팀게임 https://t.co/uW7EKPvBrE

Hey, I built Cudic — a free browser tool for making and playing small games.

What's in it: • A game gallery — play what other people made, no download • A Studio editor (VS Code style) for building your own games and sites • Chat + lobbies, and theme packs you can apply to the whole thing

What I'd love you to try:

1. Open the gallery and play a game — do the games load fast for you?
2. Make something tiny in the editor (a clicker, a square that moves) and publish it
3. Tell me where you get stuck

It's early and I'm self-taught, so blunt feedback is more useful to me than "nice work". If something's broken on your device, say which browser and I'll fix it.

Link: https://cudic.vercel.app

In the spirit of the Theme and Tycoon series, welcome to Monster Manager, where you can design and run a haunted house. You'll have to deal with hiring staff, buying costumes, as well as designing how the haunt looks. There are also elements dealing with the dreaded "group bunching," weather, props and costumes breaking and unruly guests. So line up at the food truck, grab a taco, and see if you can be the best haunt in town according to the NightWire Social Media Feed!

Meet Harold. Live a life. Get the receipt. 🧾

Here’s the trailer for The Tally, my PS2-style comedy life sim about odd jobs, questionable choices, and the afterlife.

Try the free Steam demo: https://t.co/ZHn7QPQMpt

#IndieGame https://t.co/ITjBnY8GHy

Hi everyone! I'm working on a game right now called Ski-E-O! Ski Resort Tycoon.

It's a Ski Resort management game where you run ski resorts on real mountains from around the world, built from 1-meter LiDAR data, so it's accurate to the meter. It also has seasons and real weather for each area.

I often feel like tycoon/management games like this really miss the mark when it comes to controller ports, or getting things to run on platforms like Steam Deck. I refuse to lower guest counts, or give Steam Deck players a lower-end experience. It should feel just as great to play this game on Steam Deck as it would on any other platform.

I'm not quite there yet, but I would love this community's feedback on what has worked for similar titles on Steam Deck, for control schemes, performance, visuals, etc.

Thank you!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4493130/SkiEO_Ski_Resort_Tycoon/

I've been working on SDF and voxel tech in godot (for realtime smooth shapes editing) since beginning of this year.

Working on optimization right now, but I can build some big structures already.

Game will have campaign where you interact with island inhabitants and build them a sandcastle homes.

Sandcastle Kingdom can be wishlisted on Steam. https://store.steampowered.com/app/5299870/Sandcastle\_Kingdom/

Working on a minimal city builder where you're creating buildings one block at a time for the past year, finally time to reveal it

I 'm making a cozy strandlike delivery game where you drive an overloaded little truck Game: Pinetrail

we're making a management/simulation game where you build a food truck business 🍔 Game Title: Food Truck Empire Playable Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1872970/Food_Truck_Empire/ 🌮 (this is

Hi guys, a solo indie dev here.

Number Machine is an open ended factory automation game with math mechanics inspired by Opus Magnum and Infinifactory. I contacted the author of these two games (Zach of Zachtronics) and we agreed to a Steam Bundle with all 3 games at launch.

Demo campaign has 10 levels, mostly simple tutorial ones and a few harder later on. There are online histograms, friend scores and world record charts, all fully server side verified.

Controller support included, but I suggest mouse and keyboard since you're mostly editing a factory design.

Full version is in a month on November 6th.

DEMO: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2243290/Number_Machine_Math_Factory_Demo/
DISCORD: https://discord.com/invite/XFCwScP2XV

Thanks,
- Ariel

C'est officiel : mon jeu est en ligne ! 🎮⚽ Football President 27, c'est un jeu de gestion où tu n'es pas coach, tu es PRÉSIDENT : 10 millions au départ, tu fondes ou rachètes ton club, tu gères le stade, les finances, le mercato… et ta vie privée (business, voitures, îles, mariage, enfants). Je vous fais la démo complète en repartant de zéro avec mon club, l'Unity FC. Et vous, vous êtes prêts à grimper au classement mondial ?

👉 Joue gratuitement : https://footballpresident.fr

⏱️ CHAPITRES 00:00 Mon jeu est enfin en ligne 00:33 Pourquoi un jeu de président (fan de Football Manager depuis 2004) 01:15 Créer son président 01:53 10 millions pour commencer 02:11 Choisir son club : 7 championnats 03:01 Fonder son propre club 03:16 Le classement mondial 04:04 Création de l'Unity FC 05:01 Choisir son coach 05:37 Résidence et voiture de départ 06:35 Le menu et les classements 08:04 Info monde et marché des clubs 10:33 Effectif, vestiaire et coach 11:59 Le stade et le prix des billets 13:04 Célébrités et réputation 13:46 L'avant-match 15:43 Au stade : zone mixte, virage… et l'arbitre 16:54 Le match en 2D 17:42 Mercato, boutique et centre de formation 20:08 Finances, justice et impôts 21:42 Les grands projets (jusqu'à 100 milliards) 22:42 La Super League 23:51 Classement des joueurs en ligne et Panthéon 26:24 Ballon d'or et autres championnats 26:52 Journal, téléphone et loges 28:11 La vie privée : argent perso et dividendes 30:17 Les cartes des présidents 31:15 Agent financier 33:03 Patrimoine : chevaux, collections de luxe, parts de clubs 35:18 Investissements : j'ouvre mon restaurant 36:55 Vie sociale : l'appli de rencontre 41:40 En couple, mariage, enfant… et divorce 43:59 Garage, avions et bateaux 46:03 Acheter une île 46:53 Immobilier 48:51 Pourquoi j'ai créé ce jeu 50:20 Soutenir le projet et les packs

Le jeu est 100 % gratuit, avec des mises à jour chaque semaine. Un bug, une idée ? Dites-le-moi en commentaire, je lis tout !

👍 Like si tu veux d'autres vidéos sur le jeu, abonne-toi et active la cloche 🔔

📲 MES RÉSEAUX Twitch : JuniorTVGaming Instagram : juniortv TikTok : juniortvofficiel YouTube : juniortv

ok ok, ni last update untuk game farmasi untuk minggu ni, untuk pemain tersayang ni last major update (mendengar pendapat pemain) sebelum kita berehat sebentar dari pembikinan game ini, so untuk update kalini kita tambah :

-dwi bahasa (english dan melayu) -music background -banyak bubble word

This week ive added 130k+ reactions and about 3k substances along with a plethora of equipment and other features.

I want this to be a community driven game. I am currently waiting on approval for the steam page but in the meantime I have created a discord server where ill be doing updates and looking for play testers with chemistry knowledge to help shape the game!

http://discord.com/invite/WhDGdSjEPf

Game name: Hotel Is Hungry

There’s no farming in the game. Instead, you run an inn for monsters, prepare meals, decorate your inn, and befriend your monster guests.

I tried making this trailer with a different feel from my previous one.

Edit: Since the video starts mid-game, it seems to have caused some misunderstanding, so here's the idea. You take junk (TVs, radios, cars) apart, process the parts into raw materials, and ship them out until the heap is gone.

Hey everyone, been working on this for a bit and wanted to share.

The game is called Unfactory. Instead of mining raw materials to build products, you start with a massive heap of junk and have to work backwards—digging it out, breaking it down, sorting the parts, and shipping them off.

Still super early in development, but I wanted to see if the core loop makes sense. Does the idea come across clearly in the video, or does it just look chaotic? Would love any feedback

Correction about how this prototype was made: I said I made the 3D models myself. That was incorrect. The models shown were generated by Blender scripts written with AI, with no manual modelling or retouching by me. AI also has a substantial role in the Unreal code, the scripts that produce the sounds, and the video editing and English writing.

I’m a solo developer and I also do 3D modelling. After previous projects struggled to find an audience, I tried a different approach: use AI to get a first prototype in front of players, then use their feedback to guide more hands-on development and modelling. That’s why I chose this workflow. I should have explained it accurately.

I removed the disclosure instead of correcting it when people challenged it. I’m sorry for the misleading claim. The footage is recorded from the Unreal Engine prototype. I understand that the subreddit doesn’t allow games that rely heavily on AI and that the post may be removed.

TITAN CREW is a co-op project for 1–4 players aboard the TC-01 MULE, a 27-metre walking machine. The current prototype has driving, a traversable interior, machine systems and repair interactions. The expedition is a testbed for those foundations.

The longer-term ambition is a much larger open or semi-open world, with the Titan as your crew’s shared home, vehicle and industrial tool. The loop I want to explore is taking a contract, preparing the machine, heading out, dealing with unexpected problems, recovering something or helping with a disaster, then returning to repair and adapt the Titan.

Salvage, industrial rescue and encounters with other huge machines are some of the directions I’m exploring. Customisable machines and optional PvPvE are also possibilities. These are ideas for the game to grow into; the prototype is currently focused on testing the machine and crew interactions.

What would you want your crew to take on with a machine like this?

Development updates and crew discussion: https://discord.gg/zXe6XCjz6Y

My wife and I have been into brick sets for years, so I made Calm Bricks, a game that tries to capture what building one actually feels like.

You open the bags, hunt for the right piece in the pile (or sort everything first if that's your style), and build from an interactive manual you can rotate and switch between view modes.

Also I'm planning a creative mode where you design your own model, and the game generates step-by-step instructions for it, so you can build it the same way.

I'd love to hear what you think!

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5348660/Calm_Bricks/

Hi guys!

My partner and I are working on a co-op game where you play as a bunch of demons who have been given temporary legal guardianship of sprog, the heir to hell.

We announced the game a few days ago with this trailer and we wanted to get feedback on it! We have just come off a 2.5 year journey on our previous game so wanted to jump into something fun and silly so we could just muck around.

Does it look fun and does the trailer make you want to play?

Thanks so much!

Steam link!

I’d love to hear your ideas - what kind of environments would you like to build in next?

Hi all, im working on Portscape. A port building/manager game. Here is a video of how a single container is handled from ship to truck to train terminal to eventually leave by train. The game is still in development and I hope to release a demo soon! Made in Godot ofcourse!
You can find the steam page here if you're interested: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5334580/Portscape/

I've wanted to make a game like this for a long time, inspired by Satisfactory and Dyson Sphere Program.

It's called Beyond the Cradle. The idea is to grow from a small colony into an interplanetary production network, eventually building megastructures like a Dyson sphere.

Each planet is meant to change how you build and manage your colony, with its own resources and challenges. I want reaching a new world to mean more than a change of scenery.

It's still a work in progress, but here's some gameplay showing how its worlds are coming together in Godot 4. I'd love some honest feedback on what you see so far. What would you change or improve? Is there anything that feels confusing, missing, or out of place?

If this sounds like your kind of game, a wishlist on Steam would mean a lot and really help the project. Thanks for taking a look!

I shared the calmer island side of Red Skies at Dawn recently. This clip is back aboard the boat, with a rather different view ahead.

I'm the solo developer, and this is in-development footage of the waterspout and storm effects. I'm working towards that feeling of being very small out on the water, especially when the sky starts closing in.

What sells the scale for you here, and what still feels off?

If the game interests you, you can wishlist Red Skies at Dawn on Steam. Thanks for taking a look.

I'm still building Waterfalls Dream - a game with realtime 3d water physics and satisfying terrain sculpting. Today I bring you camera focus, wind, rain and software cursor. Everything starts feeling so much more alive!

Subscribe to my mailing list to keep track: mogmekgames-bhluvm.subscribepage.io
Steam page coming soon, alongside the first playtest!

Also can follow on x: https://x.com/mogmek

UPD. some links so I won't repeat them in the comments:
- Post about how to build such water
- Post about what my particle engine can do

The game's called Third Bloc, and I'm making it on my own. You start in 1945 with a small, poor republic. You build up your industry, send spies abroad to steal technology and recruit scientists, and try to keep the US and USSR off your back. If you can afford it, you can also develop your own nuclear and space programs.

The free demo lets you play the first 24 turns of the 90-turn campaign. If you give it a try, let me know what you think. And if you enjoy it, adding it to your wishlist would help me a lot :)

Free demo on Steam

WE ARE LOSING OUR LITTLE MINDS

we cannot beliEVE that Dungeon Pizza now has over 10,000 wishlists on steam. thank you all so much for supporting us and being excited to make yummy pizza!!!

#gamedev #indiedev #indiegames #cozygaming

Let’s play Palettopia together!

🖌️ Paint your districts in specific locations

🤝🏻 Connect your city

🎨 Meet the needs of each district

🏝️ Enjoy your utopia!

Playtest and wish list Palettopia on Steam: https://tinyurl.com/mr27m5n4

#indiedev #cozygame #indiegame #playtest

Two survivors crash-land on a world nobody has seen before. No missions, no victory screen: just keeping them alive and slowly working out how the place works.

This is run three of Farcamp, the colony survival game I'm building, and the first run through its brand-new beginner tutorial, made for an upcoming private beta with friends and family. I play it the way a new player would and fix what breaks as I go: pausing in multiplayer, a coyote warning nobody notices, sleeping on the ground, feeding a collapsed colonist. Then comes a -4° night, the fire burns the sticks I needed for beds, and the food and water run out. Verdict: too hard for a beginner.

Part two, how the fix got made (from this playthrough's transcript to a redesign): https://youtu.be/N6IoSPiV1Ro

Farcamp is in early development. Ideas, bug reports and requests are welcome on the project page: https://opensystems.app/projects/01M3B70Q318G1G8N0NSV63ME5X

0:00 Day 1 - a new colony, and the new tutorial 5:42 Day 2 - a coyote, a cold night, and the fire 10:03 Day 3 - burning the bed sticks for warmth 15:17 Day 4 - out of water, out of food

I spent two months on solo game development for a new fishing factory game. Here is how I refined the concept from scratch.

After working on a project that dragged on for four years, I needed a faster, more focused workflow. This video breaks down my process for prototyping a unique mix of fishing and factory automation, showing exactly how I iterated on the core loops and 3D models to keep the scope manageable.

If you are interested in indie game design, you will see how I handled the UI elements and early gameplay testing. By focusing on a shorter dev cycle, I was able to get a playable version running much faster than my previous attempts at game development. I also share the challenges of building systems without a professional art director and why this specific approach to game mechanics helped me stay motivated.

🐟 FishOmatic (Cozy Fish Factory Automation) - Wishlist on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4395290/fishOmatic/

🌫️ Lighthaze World: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1747190/Lighthaze_World/

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0:00 The Vision Behind Fishomatic 0:38 Defining Roles And Art Direction 2:50 Designing The Land And Factory Layout 6:10 Why We Delayed The Main Character 13:00 Implementing A Dynamic Day-Night Cycle 19:46 Finalizing The Core Elements

A gameplay of my game called Cozy Haven Here i just mined and got some resources...

#gameplay #cozyhavengame #indiegame

184 days later, my game finally looks like it was made by someone who knows what they're doing 😅

I spent two years building Summit of Elements - a cozy pixel-art farming adventure where you bend the elements instead of just using tools. Stardew Valley meets Avatar: The Last Airbender. 🌿🔥💧🌪

But every part of the game was coming together EXCEPT the menus. I have 10 years of web development experience and I still could NOT make a game UI that didn't look like developer art. So I did the thing I swore I wouldn't... I hired help.

This is the story of losing my ego, why I didn't let AI just do it, and how hiring a real UI designer changed the whole game.

🎨 UI Design: Sofi https://www.linkedin.com/in/sofia-nahir-martinez/ https://x.com/nox_pff

Big thanks to Sofi for the style guide that rebuilt my entire UI — go check out her work, she's incredible.

drop a comment below - I reply to all of them!

0:00 Intro 0:43 The Problem 2:05 Why I Didn't Use AI 4:34 The New Screens In Action 5:10 The Master Reveal 5:31 What It Cost

#indiedev #gamedev #devlog #pixelart #indiegame #gamedevelopment

Gameplay of the first demo of my game Cozy Diorama, you can play it here!: https://fracedo.itch.io/cozy-diorama