Play Hood Warfare, an independent street-block browser FPS. Play Team Deathmatch or Turf War with touch or keyboard controls, Easy bots, and friend invites.
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Independent browser FPS with Team Deathmatch, Turf War, bots and friend matches. Not affiliated with the Steam title of the same name.
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Hey everyone!
I've been solo developing The Heist, a 4–10 player multiplayer social deduction game set inside a museum.
The idea is simple: steal priceless artifacts, outsmart security, and escape without getting caught.
But there's a twist — everyone has a role.
Some players are trying to steal, others are protecting the museum, and some have their own objectives.
The game currently features:
- 9 different roles
- Hacking, traps, and security systems
- Valuable artifacts to steal and carry
- Multiple escape routes
- Social deduction, deception, and unexpected betrayals
I've spent a lot of time building this project on my own, and I've reached the point where I really need actual players to test it.
I'm looking for playtesters to help me figure out what's fun, what's confusing, and what needs improvement — especially role balance and multiplayer gameplay.
You can download here: Itch.io
The video shows actual footage from the game.
If you're interested in testing The Heist, leave a comment or send me a DM!
Thanks for checking out my game. Every bit of support means a lot to me as a solo developer. ❤️
We're really excited to finally share Mimic Hunt, our first game!
Mimic Hunt is a multiplayer stealth game where you hide in plain sight among crowds of NPCs. As a Hider, you need to blend in, mimic NPC behavior, and eliminate your assigned targets without exposing yourself.
Other players can take the role of Hunters and try to figure out which characters in the crowd are actually real players. They'll need to watch for suspicious behavior, disturbances, and anything that doesn't quite look right.
The world also reacts to what happens around it, so pulling out a weapon or causing violence can send civilians into a panic and quickly ruin your cover.
We've been working hard on the game, so we're really happy to finally be able to show it publicly. Here's our first gameplay trailer, we'd love to hear what you think!
Free demo if anyone wants to try it:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/5259610/House_Trap_Demo/
I’d especially love to see clips of people completely ruining their friends’ hallways.
