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As the 4th of July is approaching, what better way to bring family together and to help those who just physically cannot be.
Join us today and tomorrow, July 3 and 4 - between 10-2pm EST and 6p - 10p EST to be online together wherever you are!
Hope to see you on The Avenue!
https://rumbleavenue.itch.io/rumble-avenue or https://rumbleavenue.com

Hi everyone,
I recently started a new Reddit community called ScheduledGaming as a simple place for players and developers to coordinate actual times to play online games together.
One challenge with multiplayer games, especially newer indie games, is that people may be interested in trying them but never end up online at the same time. A game can technically support multiplayer, but without a scheduled time, players often only see empty rooms, bots, or inactive lobbies.
The goal of ScheduledGaming is to make that easier.
It can be used for things like:
- scheduling multiplayer playtests
- finding players for new or low-population games
- organizing browser game sessions
- coordinating indie game feedback nights
- setting up casual multiplayer meetups
- helping developers get real player feedback instead of only solo testing
The idea is simple: post the game, the platform, the time, the time zone, and what kind of players or feedback you are looking for.
For example:
Game: Rumble Avenue When: Saturday at 8:00 PM Eastern Looking for: 2–4 players Goal: Test multiplayer flow, trading, pacing, and first-time player experience
This is not meant to replace existing game communities. It is more of a scheduling board for anyone who needs help getting real people into the same game at the same time.
The subreddit is here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ScheduledGaming/
Developers, playtesters, and players are welcome to join, post a session, or help test someone else’s game.
Hi everyone,
I wanted to share my browser-based multiplayer board game, Rumble Avenue, for anyone who enjoys casual online games, dice rolls, property trading, and a bit of friendly chaos.
itch.io page: Play Rumble Avenue on itch.io
Quick summary: Rumble Avenue is a free, no-download online board game where players can create a room, invite friends, roll dice, buy properties, make trades, trigger surprise cards, and try to build their way to victory. It is inspired by classic property-trading board games, but designed for quick browser play with multiplayer support and bots so you can play even when friends are not available.
Rumble Avenue is a new game, and I’m working on building a steady community of players so the multiplayer experience can keep getting better. Early players are a big part of that — whether you join a match, invite friends, or share feedback, it helps make the game feel more active, social, and fun for everyone.
