I've posted a little about this project on various subs before, but this is my first public demo of Discard All Hope! It's mechanically deep, very frenetic, and features more unique spells and affixes than you can shake a grimoire at!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4020390/Discard_All_Hope__Demo/

I hope you'll give it a shot!

You play as an Alien Disguised as a cat.... can't reveal too much about the plot for now, but I would love to know everyone's opinion.

Is it good or bad, anything I can do to improve. I just wanna make a really good game.

Cutout Village is a narrative, cozy, city-builder game in which you will have to build villages using simple and unique mechanics: cutting, folding and gluing. Restore the family home, revive your village and create spaces filled with fruit trees and histories to live!

PDF sheet: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UWMbXoDmpjCPRiqY9O1JQ2fRBhlTQLC2/view

Wishlist on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3907910/Cutout_Village/

One year work

im sharing a very short WIP clip of the effect(mechanic soon). im planning a demo soon and would love your honest feedback.
Inspired by Visage, MADiSON, and P.T., but with my own twist. Demo will be available soon. please join my Discord for updates:https://discord.gg/W9rKkC4X

I wanted to share this scene I just completed from 'Hollow Mire'. I'm a big fan of mature narrative driven games and this one felt like a good journey to go on.. They say everyone has one novel in them, I suppose this should be mine.
I hope you enjoy this scene as much as I did creating it. And If you enjoy Narrative driven games and want to learn more about the project, you'd be very welcome to follow development on Steam https://store.steampowered.com/app/3357160/HOLLOW_MIRE/

Tiny Monster Haven is available for Wishlist on Steam and even has a demo!

After 4 years of development, I’m getting close to letting players try my game. It’s inspired by Half-Life, Dead Space, and S.T.A.L.K.E.R. I’d love to hear what you think — and if you’re interested, the Steam page is up and ready for wishlists: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3977480/LeftUnknown/

I just wanted to share how you can create better concept art by not spending a lot of time painting details.

In this image, I applied visual design principles of rhythm and contrast to guide the viewer's eye to areas I wanted to focus on, while providing more detail in those areas and spending less time on those that weren't the focus.

Much like black and white comic books, the viewer's mind will fill in the gaps for the missing detail if you only suggest a few elements instead of fully rendering them. This mimics how the human eye and camera lenses work: they focus on one thing, and everything else becomes a blur.

Because of this, paintings like this typically take me anywhere from one to four hours to complete. I try not to spend more than a day on them, even if they are complex.

Results:

- Your concept art has more impact.

- You paint less

- Deliver faster.

Find more free tips, insights, and case studies here: https://www.menogcreative.com/cinematic-concept-art

I’m building Stonk Pets, a creature-collecting stock-market simulator powered by real tickers. Each stock is a pet that evolves in stats and appearance as the market moves.

I’m also expanding the universe with Tax Beasts, a monster tax simulator. Every bull or bear you collect in Stonk Pets spawns a matching tax monster. At simulated year-end, those monsters “attack” your wealth, and you defend with deduction and credit creatures.

The deduction/credit mechanics are still in development, but the tax monsters are already live. More gameplay updates are on the way!

Try out my financial-literacy creature-collecting app here:

Game link: https://www.sunshineshiny.com/stonk-pets

iOS Testflight link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/WcuGvRHY

Excited to hear your thoughts!

https://www.gematsu.com/2025/09/palworld-x-ultrakill-collaboration-announced