Made a game in a few days to learn Javascript! (first time coding in JS) enzed.itch.io/tiny-realm, let me know if you beat wave 5 ;)

Day 11 building a horror game from scratch and today we added sound! Beware, it's terrifying, sound ON!

Day 10 building a horror game from scratch! Today we add some frightening run animations to our possessed monkey

Day 9 building a horror game from scratch as a learning game dev! Still prototyping! Added a "Hell Rift". You have to find 3 clues while avoiding terrifying animal monsters, and then cast a formula to close the rift.

Day 8 developing a horror game from scratch! Today I added a possessed monkey (it's a zoo horror game). It's our first enemy! What do you think?

what is this trend of not writing with uppercase anymore? and why am i doing it?

Our first ennemi has red eyes glowing in the dark.. and they are following you. Creepy right? #indie #horror #horrorgame

Day 7 developing a horror game from scratch and now you can pick up some strange clues. What are there useful for? We don't know yet;) #indiedev #horrorgame #horror

I really don't understand when people are saying games are not as good as they used to be.

I have literally a backlog of 150+ games I crave to play... How do you do it?

Day 6 of my Indie Dev journey building a horror game. Added Lamp posts and flickering light!

My favorite PC games of all time:
- StarCraft
- Warcraft, including World of Warcraft
- Counter-Strike
- Quake III
- Half-Life
- Diablo
- Baldur’s Gate
- Heroes of Might and Magic
- GTA
- Factorio
- Satisfactory
- Dyson Sphere Program
- Anno 1800
- Balatro
- Age of Empires
- Civilization

So, working on a new horror game. Setting is in a zoo invaded by demonic forces. Animals act strange and look weird. Scientists are afraid to go in. That is where you intervene, you, a priest, armed with a crucifix and... a shotgun.

So, I just joined Bluesky, it's really nice. I'd like to use to share daily progress on my game in order to have feedback. Feel free to follow me ! I'll follow back to see what you're doing !

I miss the time when cosmetics were only unlockable by achieving in-game content. You know, having a certain pride in showing you managed to do that impossible achievement. I wonder if we shouldn't create a "pledge" that game studios can sign, meaning they respect the players on some principles.

With the recent Palworld vs. Pokemon story, I really believe no game mechanics should be patented. Otherwise innovation in Games will die pretty quickly.

Who are the best indie game devs ou X handle to follow in order to learn about game development? #gamedev

First post here. I'm Enzed, game dev hobbyist, working on a horror game! What's your favorite horror game and why?