Hey devs! I'm solo-developing EXIT POINT, an extreme wingsuit and skydiving simulator on Roblox.

In our latest update: • We solved streaming pop-in during 100+ mph proximity passes by natively pre-baking all world terrain and scenery. • Implemented drivable physics campus rovers and buggies with instant single-tap entry at our 1:1 scale university campus. • Added a full multicolor neon night skyline across our coastal skyscrapers.

Playable link: https://www.roblox.com/games/125030049404284/EXIT-POINT-Extreme-Skydiving Feedback on flight physics and vehicle feel is greatly appreciated!

Hi! We're a couple making Pharaoh's Secrets, a cozy spot-the-difference game set in Ancient Egypt where you turn and zoom two tiny 3D islands to find what changed.

We're at 383 wishlists and just updated our free demo. We'd really appreciate honest feedback:

- Does finding a difference feel satisfying?

- Are the camera controls comfortable?

- Was anything confusing at the start?

🎮⛓️‍💥 Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4504940

Thanks!

I am lead developer on Horror Doner. Our 2D artist u/Kitsune-MEI, wanted to change direction of whole art side. Should we change it?

Hi r/IndieGameDevs,

I’m Daniel Plagens, and I’m the Program Manager at Humanitas, a Los Angeles-based nonprofit that’s been supporting screenwriters since 1974. I’m a longtime Reddit lurker, first time poster.

Among our work at Humanitas is Industry 101, a series of free-to-attend, Zoom-based webinars with panel conversations that cover topics related to film and television writing, but on October 28 we’ll hold one related to gaming.

We call it Gaming 101. It will explore how screenwriting skills translate in the world of gaming, what makes interactive storytelling different from movies and television, and what the job market is like for writers working in game development.

The event will take the form of a panel conversation. Panelists include Josh Sawyer (Fallout: New Vegas, Pentiment), visual novelist Toiya Kristen Finley, and Marianne Krawczyk (God of War). The conversation will be moderated by Christos Gage (Insomniac’s Spider-Man series). 

You can register for the event by clicking here. Online events in the series are completely free to sign-up for and to attend.

The webinar will run from 5:00 PM PT to about 6:30 PM PT on October 28. It will be hosted on Zoom. All events in the series are one night only. Recordings aren’t available afterward.

The last 30-45 minutes of each event sees the panelists address questions from the audience. You can share questions you have for the panelists when you register for the event. You can also drop them in the comments here and I’ll put them in the queue. Due to time constraints, we usually aren’t able to address every question, but we try to address as many as possible.

Thanks for reading and hope to see you on Zoom!

I am a -7 year old artist, specializing in old school reggaeton, and can also do electronic and trap genres. I am offering to make custom songs for your game for free if you’re interested and want to know more DM me, my music is here

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Been working on this tower defense where you can play as the heroes for some years now. Please let me know what you think of it :)

Constructive feedback welcomed 🤗

Really fun to get back to the roots and play with long forgotten tools and assets sometimes :) Anyone tried this?

Hey everyone!

I'm from Vedant Game Studios, a small indie studio, and we're hosting our first game jam from November 1–11, 2026.

There's no theme or engine restriction. You can build anything you like, whether it's 2D or 3D, solo or with friends.

We'll be judging 2D and 3D games separately, with certificates, community recognition, and some free promotional support for the winners.

No entry fees, no cash prizes. We're just hoping to bring developers together, discover some interesting games, and give smaller creators a little more visibility.

If you'd like to participate:

https://itch.io/jam/vedantopengamejam2026

Would be cool to see what everyone comes up with! :)

We've been working on our first game for like a month now and here's a small preview of Level 1

The entire map is hand-drawn by us and we're slowly bringing the environment to life more.

I'm making a 2D Rpg choices matter game and was wondering if any veterans or professionals have a process they usually do to make a game, and if they had any advice.

We are Multimedia Arts Students from De La Salle - College of Saint Benilde looking to interview a game developer for our Business Ventures in Multimedia course.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd1GyDwEyjjJVav7iNhyRQVzvuKtewnrCP9OM2YCkl-TqLbAQ/viewform

Survey Respondents Criteria:
• must be interested or has experience in game development
• familiar with buying assets from online marketplaces

Survey Details:
• takes 10 minutes to answer
• includes questions about premade assets and artistic preferences

Need a lot of respondents so ur participation would mean a lot !!

Hello everyone, I suck at map creation. I have been working on making a 3d multiplayer cop game in Unity for around 6 months, and I am finally getting to working on the actual map itself.

I specifically would like advice on the layout of the map, and the neighborhood I am working on (5th image). Any advice is appreciated. Thanks!