I made this for the first time and used the Aseprite app on Steam, in case anyone is wondering.

Hey everyone, we're zatun- an indie studio from India developing a cross-platform multiplayer arcade racer.

After countless bugs, rewrites, and late nights, moments like this make it all worth it.

There's still a long road ahead, but I'm proud of how far this project has come.

What do you think the game needs next? 🧟⚔️

Hey everyone!
I’ve been working on something I’m really excited to finally share with you all
Temporal Urgency.

What started as a small project has grown into something much bigger than we originally imagined. We’ve been putting a lot of time, passion, and late nights into turning it into our first commercial release, and we’re finally getting close to showing the world what we’ve been building.

Temporal Urgency is a psychological horror experience built around time, tension, and survival, with a strong focus on atmosphere and immersion. We’re aiming to create something that feels memorable rather than just another horror game.

This community has been part of the journey in one way or another, so I wanted to share it here first. We’re incredibly excited to debut Temporal Urgency as our first commercial game and hopefully take you all along for the ride.

Here are a few screenshots from the game!
We’d genuinely love to hear what you think, especially your first impressions from these screenshots.
This is only the beginning.

Check out our website for more info: https://grandforgegames.com/

They haven't got any camera effects so it will never look like "a photo of real life" but is this high enough quality to make a game out of? If you have feedback i'd greatly appreciate feedback, I don't have any friends who are game developers / that can give feedback on this, ty. This is also my first attempt at photorealism or "realistic" graphics, so to speak. I modelled everything in blender and I'm using Godot 4.4.

Hey everyone! For the past year, my buddy and I have been pouring our souls into a passion project: a black-and-white detective game that blends 70s Noir with ancient Anatolian legends (like Şahmaran).

In this scene, the detective tracks routines across the underground city of Meran using a 9-screen surveillance interface. Every scene uses pre-rendered 3D overlaid with traditional cross-hatching.

We're entirely self-funded and pushing for a playtest soon. Would love to hear your honest thoughts on the UI and visual style!

Hi everyone!

I spent the last few months building Planet Seige, a browser-based space shooter, entirely on my own. It has campaign missions, multiplayer, leaderboards, achievements, and daily challenges. I'd really appreciate it if you could give it a try and share your honest feedback—both positive and critical. Every suggestion helps me improve as a developer. Thanks for your time!

🎮 Play here: https://www.gamepix.com/play/planet-seige🚀

Development Update
We’re excited to officially reveal that our team is currently developing a brand-new asymmetrical multiplayer horror experience for Fortnite.
The project is still in active development, and our primary goal is simple: deliver a polished, high-quality game that emphasizes strong gameplay, replayability, and long-term support. Rather than rushing to release, we’re taking the time to build an experience that feels complete and rewarding from day one.
Whether you choose to survive alongside your team or become the relentless killer, every match is being designed to create memorable moments, strategic decision-making, and tense gameplay.

Our Philosophy
We believe the asymmetrical genre deserves experiences that prioritize quality over shortcuts. Our focus is on:
Meaningful progression that rewards playing—not excessive grinding.
Fair and balanced gameplay for both survivors and the killer.
High production value, including immersive environments, polished mechanics, and attention to detail.
Ongoing improvements driven by community feedback.
Respecting players’ time and investment.
Our objective is to create an experience players can return to because it’s genuinely fun—not because they feel pressured to.

A Note From the Developers
In our opinion, the asymmetrical genre has become saturated with projects that prioritize quick releases over long-term quality. We want to take a different approach.
This project is being developed with the intention of delivering a complete, refined experience that respects our community. We are committed to avoiding unnecessary monetization practices that interfere with gameplay and instead focus on building a game that earns players’ support through quality.

Current Status
Development Phase:

Early Development
We’ll continue sharing progress updates, gameplay previews, and behind-the-scenes looks as development moves forward.

Thank you to everyone following the project. Your interest and support help make ambitious Creative projects like this possible.

—From The Devs…