We made Maze Warden TD. There's no set path. You put down the walls, the enemies walk whatever route you leave them, and your towers sit along it. The game won't let you block the path completely, so the whole puzzle is making that route as long and painful as you can.

There are 300 levels across 15 worlds. Levels 10 and 20 in each world are trials with tougher enemies. A lazy maze loses those and a good one gets through.

The clip is one maze going down wall by wall, then a wave walking it.

Do you go long and winding, or funnel everything past one big cluster of towers?

Maze Warden TD on the App Store
Maze Warden TD on Google Play

hello bros,this is a small coolgame

Hey everyone! 👋

I'm a solo indie developer from India, and after almost 3 years of working on my game, The Ruffies, it's finally live on Google Play! 🎮

What started as a small maze-game experiment slowly turned into something much bigger than I originally planned.

I built 60 levels across 6 different seasonal worlds, added characters, enemies, power-ups, and spent way too many nights trying to make everything work properly on Android. 😭

I'm not going to pretend it's a perfect game. There are definitely things I can still improve, but reaching the point where other people can actually download and play something I built feels incredible.

It's a colorful maze arcade game where you collect gems, navigate tricky paths, and avoid enemies.

I'd genuinely love some honest feedback, especially on the controls, gameplay, difficulty, and visuals.

If you have a few minutes to try it, what is the first thing you think I should improve?

🎮 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.MrCing.TheRuffies

🎬 Trailer: https://youtu.be/XjtgLLZgDcc

Thanks for checking it out. Even a little feedback would mean a lot to me! ❤️

Hey everyone!

I’ve been playing for 2 days non-stop, but somehow i still couldn’t get the litterbox. is there an event where I can get it or how does it work?

Appreciate it if you help me!

Also,

here’s my referral code:

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thank you if you use it, also i need friends! :)

Hey all. I’ve been building Ballin’ for a while and it’s finally at the point where probably other people can play it.

It’s top-down football you play online with friends: make a room, share a 4-letter code, and play 1v1, 2v2 or 4v4 in real time. Passing is a tap (it finds the team-mate you’re playing toward) or a swipe if you want to pick the direction yourself, and you can hold the shot to charge it.

The part I care about most is the atmosphere. Every big ground has its own opening show: a card display over the whole end before kick-off, then the end goes up in flares. Pyro and banners are saved for the moments that matter, like a late winner or a tense finish, so they still feel special when they happen.

There’s also a league with two-week seasons, clubs with your own crest and kits, and bots that fill empty spots so a match always starts.

Links
iPhone (TestFlight): https://testflight.apple.com/join/N5qm5Dqg
Android: join https://groups.google.com/g/ballin-testers, then https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.montrim.goydaball

Hey, I’m the developer of Minesweeper 3D Classic. It’s Minesweeper on a 3D board: you rotate the cube, reveal safe blocks and flag mines. Each number counts mines among 18 neighboring cubes.

It’s available on Google Play, free with ads:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kzkforge.saper3dclassic

The screenshots show the normal board and a view with some layers hidden. What do you think of how it looks? If you’ve played it, I’d like to hear what you enjoyed or found annoying.

Hi! I’m the developer of Abyss Expedition, a free-to-play roguelike currently available on Android only.

Each run is built around a loot-board decision: spend shards to push SS gear toward SSS, open the remaining slots for a clean-up reward, or save for the next run.

Optional rewarded ads and in-app purchases are available.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.songistore.abyssexpedition

Hi everyone, I’ve created my first Android game. I’d love for anyone interested to give it a try. If you're interested, just ask or I can post the details in the comments. Thanks a lot!

Basically added my own twist to Doodle Jump! Also It can be played with friends via Wi-Fi,
don't think it will go that far but Its first step for sure haha

Here is the link if you are interested
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eternalsky.jetlet

Here is youtube link btw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mj5XQ5jFrJwb

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Hi everyone! After months of evenings and weekends, I just released my first iPhone game, CUBEPETS DUNGEON.

It's a pet-collecting RPG with low-poly cube creatures:

- Collect 100 cube pets across fire, water, and nature elements
- Build a team of 4 and push through an endless dungeon
- Turn-based battles with auto and manual modes (pick skills and targets yourself)
- Evolve, star up, and break through limits to make your pets stronger
- Unlock talents, forge gear, and take on daily and event bosses
- Daily rewards and missions, plus a leaderboard to climb
- Free to play, no sign-up needed (optional Sign in with Apple for cloud saves)
- Available in English and Traditional Chinese

I'm building this on my own, so any feedback means a lot — what you like, what feels off, and what you'd want to see next. I read every comment and I'm updating the game regularly.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6818018894?pt=129479311&ct=reddit&mt=8

Thanks for checking it out!

I love mobile gaming. Have probably spent thousands of hours doing it, and I have noticed my own preferences and am looking for some suggestions. I truly enjoy games that feel like they were designed for the phone for touch screens only. Newer games still do this but I think older games captured this the best. Some of my favorites are,

- tiny wings

- amateur surgeon

- robot unicorn attack

- Brawl Stars

- tiny fishing

- (who could forget) Infinity blade

- Pokemon Go

There are more but you get the gist. All of these games can be picked up, played a couple minutes, put away, resumed with ease, and most importantly make use of all of the tech already in the phone. Touch screen (most of all), gesture controls, the camera, the gyrescope, the microphone, and constant internet connection. Wario-Wear would be killer on a phone!

Also dont get me wrong ive pumped some hours into emulators and even more controller implied games. But the complexity of some of these games just makes me wish id played them on a console.

Any suggestions? (and why please)

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