Hello! I've been working on a text based adventure and dungeon crawler game. It has both rogue and soul-like qualities. If you want to check it out, there's a demo. The game is coming out in seven days :D

Hi guys, i'm toms! I gathered a bunch of hit browser games and built a website around them. It's now live – free, unlimited, and playable directly in your browser!

Here's my game: https://www.playfiddlebops.com/     https://pizza-edition.net/

Hi everyone! My name is iavai, I'm proffessional developer and game's lover, but never put both worlds together (less one time that i did a game using RPG Maker :D ). Some recomendation to deep into this pretty world? Greetings!!

Hi everyone! I'm Jay,

I cut my teeth on an Atari 2600 (yep, I'm old), and as a kid I'd collect as much pocket money as I could to play the Ninja Turtles arcade machine at the local convenience store. Soon enough my friends had C64s and Amiga's, at one point I had a TRS80, then came Nintendo, Sega, Playstation and eventually PC. That's where gaming started for me, and it's stuck with me ever since. Somewhere along the way I became a software developer too, which probably wasn't a coincidence.

These days AAA feels like it's lost its appeal quite a bit for me, maybe it's a dopamine problem, lol. Same formulas, same monetisation tricks, same games over and over, worst of all, none of the community feel that made this hobby special in the first place. That's part of why I'm here. I'm hopeful that indie is where the actual ideas live, and where people still make games because they want to, not because (insert AAA publisher here) told them to.

I've always wanted to make my own games, just never got around to it. Finding itch.io was the push I needed. So now I'm finally doing it, building the games I always wanted to make and play. 

I am Rex Virago. I use AI to assist me in producing extreme pulp smut... After finding out about what is popular in the world of erotica from my ex (monsters, kinks, etc.) and having a discussion with my current partner (an erotica author) about AI. I decided to see if I could push Grok to its limits. 

Not yet. Grok is a freak. I did, however, push myself past some limits. I've always been able to world build and create stories, but haven't been able to get it out. I've always been hypersexual, and enjoyed gritty violent content and taboo concepts.

I got into it... and am having a good time. I'm not trying to make a living at this, so it remains a creative outlet rather than an obligation. As I go along, I am going to get deeper into action and noir elements. I'm ultimately shooting for a XXX Philip K. Dick meets Ralph Bakshi meets Robert E. Howard vibe across multiple subgenres.

I want to stress again that my productions are extreme. The trigger warnings are not to be taken lightly.

If that's your thing, check it out. Everything is name your price.

I'm a 3D animator, and I made my first game. I don't know how to program, so I made the game using Playmaker

Good day, everyone!

I'm a wannabe indie game dev starting from scratch. trying to learn game dev using Godot. I'm very excited  to have started this and not just daydream about it.  I'm in my mid 40s now. i'm hoping to get a break and not to let age be a a hinderance in my learning and creation journey!
hoping to learn from everyone here while also doing my part in supporting however i can to anyone in need. 

i'm currently writing my 1st fantasy book, which i will then base my card/board game. I also have another 1 on the side. A pokemon-ish collection battle.

So, yeah, nice to meet everyone!

Cheers!

Hi everyone!  I enjoy creating helpful guides and keeping players updated about Plants vs. Zombies Fusion. I recently built a website where I share game guides, updates, and download tutorials for the community. Feel free to check it out if you're interested: https://pvzfusionx.com. Looking forward to learning from everyone here!

Hey everyone! Just to introduce myself properly: O.W.T.F.A is a one-person project, made by an atypical dev (ADHD + Autism) who uses AI agents a lot to stay organized and focused. I’m a bit obsessed with rock-solid netcode and performance, so even though it’s a small indie game, I’m pushing for multiplayer quality that feels like it could come from a bigger studio.Behind all the technical stuff there’s a very real and personal goal: this game is my best shot at finally finishing the house I’ve been building. My family and I have been living in a mobile home for the past 3 years, and every sale, every download, and every bit of feedback genuinely brings us closer to having a real home.It’s a true passion project, crafted by hand with a lot of love (and probably too much coffee), and I’m incredibly grateful to anyone who gives it a chance. If you jump into the chaotic races, leave feedback, or just drop a kind word, it means the world to me.Thank you for being part of this little human adventure!

Hi guys! I'm Sandro from Portugal, I LOVE videogames since I was 6, fell in love when I saw my dad play Double dragon, 1942, Golden Axe etc. I had ZX Spectrum, Commodore Amiga, Nintendo clone (those that had like 9999 games lol) and lastly PC.
I never thought I could ever make my own game, but now I released my first, at 44 years old! (yes I met dinossaurs!)

I dabble in graphics, music, video and basically everything that I find cool. These skills that I thought were kinda useless have proven super valuable in making games, so I'm pretty excited for my current and future titles!

I'm a very humble guy who deals very well with feedback, and I provide good feedback too.

The trailer for my game is on my youtube channel where I share gameplays of everything I play for the first time, so if you ever want me to cover your game, just let me know! It's a small channel, 250 subs, but growing. Cheers guys!

Hey people! Nice to be part of this gaming community. 

My name is Julio and I am from Chile. 

I am a independent music producer that create a new sub-genre using the old DBEAT (from the legendary UK Punk band DISCHARGE). Its called NEODBEAT.

I have crafted myself 120 songs variants in 7 days, using AI tools and polishing one-by-one, listening and doing an one-man-army operation.  The results are a massive collections of 12 albuns ranging from BLACKMETAL to SYNTHPOP, always with the base that I created.

I am marketing my art directly to producers and devs all around the globe, and offcourse, people who appreciate good music.

If you are interested in my work or just want to talk, reach me out in my profile.

See ya around!

Hi everyone,

My name is Jo.  I first got into game dev, because I wanted to reward students who finished their assignments quickly. So I turned a few of my puzzle game ideas into prototypes they could play at the end of a lesson. They were engaging enough to feel like fun and strategic enough to still feel educational. Is was a win-win, really. They got to enjoy themselves, and I got valuable feedback. More so, being young, energetic and imaginative, they helped shape many ideas into what they are now.

And now, after over a year of familiarising myself with Unity, C# and very basic 2D design, I have finally turned one of those prototypes into a well rounded game. ...and have managed to launch it. It still feels surreal. If you'd like to check it out, it is completely free und FULLY playable in the browser, too. treasure CHESSt Feedback is always welcome and I'm happy to answer any questions.

...and now? There are so many ideas and prototypes that I still want to turn into games. I am very happy to have stumbled upon itch.io and am looking forward to learning from - and with - you all!

Cheers!

Hey everyone!  i'm Jack.

My biggest Writing stories is my thing. It started four years ago with Dungeons & Dragons — first as a player, then as a DM. And as a DM, I kept running into the same thought: I didn't want to run existing plots. Published campaigns are great, but there are so many untold stories out there that at some point I just started writing every scenario myself. And honestly — it turned out to be way better than I expected. My last module took three weeks to finish it, mostly spent polishing custom mechanics you won't find in any official book. 

Then I finally did the thing I'd wanted to do for a long time: write the story for my own text-based game. It was the hardest and the most interesting challenge I've taken on. The next month went into building the plot and mapping out hundreds of possible branches. By the end of the prologue, I had a twitch in my eye.

I have zero technical skills — I've tried coding, layout, design, all of it, and none of it stuck. What did stick is this: writing a story that actually gets under someone's skin, in whatever genre it needs. That's the one thing I trust myself to do well.