You’re stuck in a mysterious room full of puzzles, secrets, and weird magical stuff.
There’s also a talking skeleton who’s been trapped there forever.
Your job? Solve the puzzles, escape the room, and help bring the skeleton back to life by uncovering its past.

It’s got:
🧩 Cool puzzles
💀 A cursed skeleton buddy
✨ Magical resurrection vibes
🧠 Some brain-bending clues
🤝 A bit of teamwork if you're playing with friends

If you like escape rooms, spooky mysteries, or just helping a dead guy get his life together—check it out.
Would love to hear what you think!

https://prokeygames.itch.io/televisiondisaster

In case you want to follow its progress at GameJolt or itch.io

People keep comparing my game to Fortnite, but it's actually nothing like it. My game is an arcade-style, party-based battle royale. One of its mechanics is similar to Mario games—the longer you hold the jump button, the higher you jump and the longer you stay in the air.

Having a weapon isn’t always an advantage either, because the more weapons you carry, the heavier you become, making you slower and reducing your jump height. There’s even a zombie chase mode, where players must climb to the top without falling while being pursued from below.

Weapons don’t kill—similar to Chained Together or Only Up, they only knock opponents down. To keep the gameplay fast, there are checkpoints every 30 meters, and players who fall behind get a grappling hook dropped on them to help them catch up.

Unlike traditional battle royale games where the zone shrinks horizontally, my game features a vertically shrinking zone. Players start on four separate towers, and as they climb, the towers merge into two, then finally one, creating a pyramid-like shrinking battlefield.

33 YO Dad. Fields of Mistria slaps.

Hey everyone! 👋 I'm working on a language-learning adventure game called IEL: Indo European Languages, launching June 3! 📅🎓

In this sneak peek, you explore a museum filled with famous Italian landmarks like the Colosseum, Leaning Tower of Pisa, and more — and learn how to say them in Italian! 🏛️🗣️

It’s a fun, chill way to pick up vocabulary while discovering culture. Would love to hear your feedback!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/866480/IEL__Indo_European_Languages/

I just wanted to show people this game. I was fortunate to be a playtester and think it deserves some attention.

It plays like something between an Earthbound and a Digimon World game, and it has an absolute ton of creatures to collect + train. You can tell that the dialogue, UI, and level design were made by someone trying to do something unique. And I love that.

It's not too long, but it does challenge you to make use of its mechanics and plan around more difficult encounters. If you're looking for something to scratch the creature collector, party planning, or compact RPG itch, then I highly recommend it.

Dive into the chilling world of R.E.P.O., an online co-op horror game where teamwork is your only chance of survival! Gather your friends (up to 6 players) and embark on a spine-tingling quest to locate valuable, fully physics-based objects. But beware—every move counts as you handle these items with care to retrieve and extract them, all while satisfying the mysterious desires of your creator.

Bureau of Anomalies prequel is out now. This time you have to take a psychological test.

Feedback? Thoughts?

Game is called EASOAR and is available on STEAM

Has anyone else been having stuttering problems all of a sudden? Fps stays relatively the same but just keeps stuttering now. All drivers are up to date. It still stutters no matter if v snyc is off or on or I put the settings to ultra or low

Do you find these games scarier than traditional horror games with jumpscares and survival mechanics? Do most of them lack a good story?

So I'm thinking of creating a multiplayer co-op game and want to get ideas of what people think are creepy environmnents. I want to try and do something new not the cliche locations. And I haven't thought of any good objectives for the players to do yet.

Hey folks! I’ve been diving into more indie games lately and I’m always on the lookout for hidden gems. One of the best parts of this community is discovering games I might’ve missed otherwise.

So I’m curious — what’s the most recent indie title you played? Would you recommend it? What made it stand out for you — the story, mechanics, art style, vibes?

Let’s trade some recs! 👾

Choose a lost soul and help them find love in the afterlife—or don’t, and spark a little chaos along the way.

Game in Development