Hi everyone,

I am an indie developer who grew up watching and playing cricket, and it was my dream to build my own cricket game.

This week, I launched a browser-based cricket game named Super Slog. It is free, and has some super fun features:

• Single, and multiplayer mode. Play with your friends. No account signup necessary. Works on both desktop and mobile!
• Customised commentary based on game updates, angry bowlers, and different types of shots (sweeps, scoops and more)
• Three types of camera views, various stadiums, day/night/evening settings and more!

If you like cricket, check out the game. I would really appreciate all your feedback, which will help me to continue improving and if you like it, would love it if you can spread the word even more. Play it here!

Guys, I’m working on Alex the Tinker, a cozy game where you repair unusual instruments in a coastal workshop and uncover a mystery connected to a sunken observatory.

So i am unity developer who has almost 1 year of experience now . The company i work at isn't a proper game studio . Its a edtech who interested in making but the issue is there is no proper structure for development of game in the company we are just developing of the basis what we feel looks good . I really want to switch and join a proper studio if u have advices how should i improve my portfolio what companies should i target it will be a great help

hi, can yall play my game and suggest improvements, the game is still a work in progress!

its an incremental!

you break crates earn coins gamble to leave the island.

i made this in a game jam being held in IIIT Nagpur within 10 days.

do play it and tell if any sort of improvements (mind you I'll be adding a proper cutscene introducing the mechanics in a few days). 🫵🫶

Hello everyone! I’m Shyam, one of the developers of BHANGARH: The Untold Story, an indie psychological horror game from India.

We’re finally in the final stages of development, and our game is gaining attention among Indian players.

And Now, we want to reach international audiences!

We’re looking for volunteers who can help us connect with gamers in foreign countries, spread the word, and grow our international community.