Sometimes, you just need a little push to go further.

Claybound is a 2.5D platformer where the whole world is clay, and you shape it to get through: pull a ledge up into a ramp, press teeth into a broken gear, pour a crack shut, roll a boulder down a slope you sculpted.

Play the demo in your browser (PC & mobile)

I'm a solo dev and this is my first proper game. What I'd love to know:

• Is it clear from the video what the clay does, or does it read as "just a clay art style"?
• If you play: where did you get stuck, and where did you get bored?

I’ve been working hard as a solo indie developer on my dream project: "Milo: Beyond The Pines", a 2D pixel-art precision platformer heavily inspired by games like Celeste

You play as Milo, a little red fox navigating a dark, atmospheric, and rainy mountain world on a journey to find his missing sister, Luna. I wanted Milo to feel truly alive, so I've added some cute random idle/AFK animations—he chases his tail, rolls on the ground, sneezes, or stretches when you leave him waiting!

It’s finally out! The game/demo is officially live and available to play right now, and I would love to hear your thoughts, feedback, or any critique on the movement and art style!

🎥 Watch the Official Trailer here: https://youtu.be/kiWBY8mcoiE

🕹️ Check out the Itch.io page: https://marwan-reyad1.itch.io/milo

Thank you so much for reading, and I'd love to answer any questions about the development process! 🌲🦊