Hey everyone! I’ve just released the public alpha of Flip Market, a first-person simulation/management game about building a small reselling business from your home.

You browse an online marketplace for video games and consoles, compare prices, buy promising items, collect deliveries, store them on physical shelves, relist them, review buyer offers, pack orders and ship them for profit.

Buy low. Sell high. Pay rent.

The current build is playable directly in your browser and a session should take around 10-20 minutes.

I’m especially looking for feedback on:

• Whether the gameplay loop and objectives are clear
• How easy it is to identify worthwhile purchases
• Whether buying, storing and reselling items feels satisfying
• UI readability and navigation
• Features, upgrades or strategies you would expect
• Any bugs involving saves, deliveries, offers or day progression

The game is still in early alpha, so the visuals, balancing, progression and content are all being developed. Honest criticism is genuinely appreciated.

Play it here:
https://cameron-dev.itch.io/flip-market

Thanks to anyone who gives it a try!

I could always use more! Hop on and I'll join you for a couple matches: https://staticleapstudios.itch.io/dnd-death-and-dismemberment

Hi everyone!

I'm the solo developer of Poly Strike, a shoot 'em up designed specifically for Apple Watch.

My goal was to see if I could make a fast, responsive arcade shooter that actually feels good to play on such a small screen using the Digital Crown and touch controls.

The game features:

• 🚀 Fast arcade gameplay
• 👾 Waves of enemies and bosses
• 💥 Power-ups and upgrades
• ⌚ Built natively for watchOS

I'd really appreciate feedback from shmup fans:

• Does the gameplay look fun?
• What mechanics would you add?
• Is there anything that would make you more likely to try a shoot 'em up on Apple Watch?

Disclosure: I'm the developer.

App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/poly-strike-watch-space-game/id6787919881

Thanks for taking a look!

Layers

https://perchance.org/freoxn3e0r

A relentless chainsaw-wielding maniac could show up at any second. Hide, stay quiet, and search for the key before it's too late. Unlock the door and escape... if you can.
Every level is more difficult than the previous one, pushing your survival skills to the limit.

There are 15 levels.

I really appreciate the feedback.[DailySpeedway](https://www.reddit.com/r/DailySpeedway/s/lge8MapBDT)

Hi everyone, I'm continueing to refine my game pre-launch. I have a demo which is releasing in September and would really appreciate any feedback you have as this is my very first game!

Hello All!

Work has finally finished on this update. I would deem this a purely art and asset update to uplift quality if only by a little bit.

What’s Been Added:
New Portraits for the Main Cast of Characters

New Portraits for the secondary characters.

A new sprite for Canio’s Pierrot form.

New animation for Canio passing out in the bar

Bug Fixes:
Fixed the problem that stopped the player from moving in the bar.

Fixed the problem from moving from the Carnival Grounds to the forest.

In the next update we will see new SV battle sprites for both of Canio’s forms, and maybe a new area to explore!

Hope everyone enjoys and critique is always welcome!

Play Here: https://paisleydreamzzz.itch.io/of-clowns-and-jealousy

H.A.I.N. (Heir of the Ancient Immortal Necromancer) is a 1-4 player asymmetric co-op horror game. In the cursed land of Wraithmere, you and your team explore forbidden regions, solve environmental puzzles, and gather the artifacts needed to complete an ancient ritual — the objectives stay the same each time, but item locations are randomized, so every session plays out differently.
Once all regions are completed, the game shifts into its second phase: in 4-player sessions, one player becomes H.A.I.N. and turns against their former allies, and it becomes a social deduction/betrayal scenario; in smaller sessions, the group instead faces off against the Necromancer herself, controlled by AI.
There's a free playable demo on Steam right now, a solid taste of Phase 1 if you want to check it out.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3351260/HAIN/

Hey everyone,

I just published my 3rd free game on itch.io! It’s a fast-paced, challenging top-down shooter.

Fair warning: it requires a **keyboard and mouse** (WASD to move, click to shoot), so you'll need to play it on a laptop or desktop.

It's deceptively tough—my own personal high score is literally **4**. I thought it would be a fun challenge to see if anyone here can actually beat it.

Check it out for free over here: (https://killerbunny170.itch.io/shotgun)

Let me know your high score in the comments!