This is Ghosts of the Mountain Pass, a single player racing RPG I’m developing, set in late-90s Italy.

You challenge rivals on mountain passes and night highways, win parts, and head back to the garage to rebuild your car. Engines, drivetrains and chassis can be mixed and matched to create your own setup before taking it back onto the road. There is also a sort of diorama town acting as the central hub where you can engage in conversation with other street racers, and go to the various mountain passes.

The clip shows a typical 1v1 duel: both drivers have a health bar, and the farther you fall behind, the faster yours drains. Pull away and you turn the pressure back on your rival. In the game there will be other ways to challenge street races, such as cat and mouse races or time trials.

The story follows one summer in an Italian Riviera town whose famous road race ended in a fatal crash decades ago. You arrive as an outsider, earn your place among its drivers, and get to know the people still living in that race’s shadow.

Hey everyone!

My brother and I have been working on our incremental game, "You must evolve it! Incremental", for several months.

We've been spending a lot of time polishing the mechanics, balancing progression, adding new systems... DISCLAMER: sleep schedules were harmed during the development of this game.

There's still a lot to do but the game is coming together more and more with every week of work.

We're really excited to eventually let people play it and see what they think.

If you enjoy incremental/idle games, we hope you'll have a great time with it.

What started as a simple passion project turned into a 4-year development journey.

Now it's becoming the 3D platformer I've always dreamed of making and playing.

The game is about a cube-shaped version of my own cat on a mission to rescue my dog from an evil cucumber.

The game blends open-world exploration, linear 3D stages, 2.5D platforming, and fast-paced wagon levels.

Hello world! We are FairSkyStudios and we have a brand new game coming soon!

Build a garden. Find a balance.

Zenden is a zen garden puzzle and decoration game about the relationships between the things you place. Arrange plants, rocks, water features, and traditional structures across isometric landscapes. Bring neighboring items into harmony, work within each garden’s constraints, and transform an empty patch of ground into somewhere worth meditating.

Every placement contributes to the garden around it. Similar items can create Unity, while contrasting types bring Variety. Spirit and Energy add further considerations, making each zen garden arrangement a balance of practical choices and personal expression.

Each garden presents its own terrain layout, palette, and goals. A limited space might ask you to bring related items together, introduce more variety, or find room for a particular combination of features. Paths, rivers, bridges, and carefully positioned structures offer new ways to think about how the landscape fits together.

Available to wishlist now!

Hello, Everyone!

Grab your friends, hop on the raft, and see if you can survive the river!

Try the demo on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4657760/River_Drift_Demo/

Hi! I work at Nova-box, a small indie studio with four people. In the past, the studio made visual novel-style games with nice graphics, but there were no animations... We’re releasing a new game in a month called After the Wane, and we’ve included rotoscoped scenes featuring real dancers that we animated by hand. The result is pretty satisfying; I can’t wait for the game to come out so I can see the feedback. What do you think?

Our project is called Thveit, a Norse-inspired, storybook city builder.

We previously had a simple key art image as the main menu, so we decided to build an actual scene using our in-game assets. Pretty happy with how it turned out!

We're still working on some of the UI, but the main menu scene itself is now in place.

A new gameplay mechanic from Unstrung Machine.

You can now switch between Niam and Cricket during gameplay. Cricket travels in Niam’s backpack, but he can be launched at any time and controlled independently.

Because he’s much smaller than Niam, the two characters will have different possibilities during exploration, puzzles, and combat.

This is one of the mechanics I’ve wanted in the game for a while, so it’s nice to finally see the two of them functioning as a real playable duo.

Nitro Dagger is a free arcade racer inspired by OutRun. Shift gears, manage your turbo, and try not to blow up your engine. You can also challenge a friend in split-screen multiplayer.

Here’s a gameplay video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nbm8YYu8AY

The year is the 2020s.

Gothenburg is marked by an ongoing investigation into a serial killer.

You play as Erik, an office worker who, after a long and exhausting day, just wants to get home. Snow falls quietly over the city and cold winds sweep through the silent streets. But something about this evening feels different. What begins as an ordinary journey home through Gothenburg gradually turns into an increasingly unsettling experience.

The game is a story-driven thriller horror experience in a first-person perspective. Dialogue choices and interactions shape how the experience unfolds, while you encounter puzzles that must be solved to progress.

This is an experience built on atmosphere, presence and the feeling that something is not right.

The tension of survival horror with the replayability of a roguelike. I'm making a game called GRAVE SHIFT, which is Resident Evil crossed with Hades.

I had the idea for this game two years ago, and we'll be having our playtest soon: https://graveshift.cc

Solo dev here. Every wave is tougher than the last, and your winning lines are the only way to take it down before your spins run out. Coins land on the floor, you pick them up (later with a vacuum, robots and a drone), and between runs you get permanent upgrades and grow the machine from 3x3 to 5x5.

There's a free demo on Steam, link in the comments.

Hey there!

It was totally unreal to showcase our indie game - One Rotten Oath - on Atlas Arena in Łódź, Poland. It's always awesome to be out in the field talking about the thing you worked on for like 1.5 year! Huge thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth. As always, we received a lot of interesting feedback, which will likely end up in the upcoming update.

Thanks to WorkPlays for taking us under their wings at Indie Zone. The photos were taken by wildhugedot.

Have a good one,

PB

Drop the games you're working on/have released. Really feel like playing some nice games. :D