I'm a solo dev and I'm excited to finally announce that my game, Panzer Deck, will launch on Steam on September 22, 2026.

What is it? It’s a 2D turn-based WWII wargame combining deckbuilding with spatial, grid-based puzzle tactics (inspired by titles like Into the Breach and Advance Wars).

• Core loop: Manage your deck to deploy armor, artillery, and infantry onto a tactical grid where positioning, terrain, and line of sight dictate survival.
• Hand-drawn visuals: All art and animations are completely custom, crafted in a gritty comic-book style.
• Release: Full launch on Steam with a complete campaign mode and standalone tactical scenarios.

There is a playable demo available on the Steam page if you want to test the mechanics before the launch: Panzer Deck On Steam

Happy to answer any questions about the mechanics or solo development!

Hi! I’m the solo developer of SIDE ALLEY, a story-driven horror game about an office worker who inherits a missing colleague’s desk.

Version 2.0 (the Dead End Edition) is now live, almost a year after game launch.

The update adds a new ending that is unlocked by your interactions with certain questionable parties throughout the game.

The update also includes:

Two new cutscenes toward the end
One new achievement
Fixes for all reported bugs

I have 15 years of experience in the games industry, but always working for others.
Ever since getting hooked on cracktorio, I've wanted to make a factory game. I tried many times but nothing was working.

One of them even got very far, but there was nothing fun about it, the player would just choose recipes and send the ingredients. Just to make some robots. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't fun either.

Then this idea came up, prototyped it, and loved it. Started thinking about what I could do to the pieces. Cut them, glue them together, push them, rotate them... And everything could be done to the pieces without leaving the belts.

I must admit the game is a bit hard for beginner. But I just released the free demo on Steam and I would love any type of feedback (good or bad).

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3404030/Clogwork/

You're stuck on some weird ocean platform and your whole job is: trace actual, fully-simulated cables through a mess of knots and plug them into the right rack. no fake animations, no "pretend" tangles, if a knot looks solvable it's because it genuinely is, physics and all.

There's also a companion that watches everything you do and comments on it. It's friendly. Suspiciously friendly.

12+ levels, about 4-5 hours if you take your time, no timers, no fail states, no punishment, just vibes and untangling. there's a tiny upgrade shop too if you want extra tools along the way. level editor + workshop support coming not long after launch, so more knots eventually, made by you or me.

Release is coming very soon: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4959570/Knode_Untangle__Connect/

Hi, I'm EcoDev - a solo developer from Kazakhstan, and I want to announce here a game dedicated to invisible heroes that save the nature every day named Eco Volunteer, and I hope that it will not only will bring joy and fun for players, but maybe inspire someone to do good deeds!

Just released on Steam

Hello again Wayward Souls! The 1.6 “Silent Skulls“ update is here and adds four new skulls and lots of smaller fixes and improvements. We have also released a new Supporter Pack DLC that adds a few regal cosmetic items as thanks for those willing to support the development of Dice of Kalma further!

Dice of Kalma on Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3885520/Dice_of_Kalma/

Dice of Kalma Supporter DLC:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/5030180/Dice_of_Kalma_Supporter_Pack/

About:

Dice of Kalma is a brutal deckbuilding roguelike game where every roll matters. Collect game-breaking skulls, play poker-style dice hands, and challenge the grim guardian of the Underworld. How far can you push your luck to master the chaos?

You can play it here:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/5105200/Crownfront_Demo/

>The splash-hit ShaRkPG returns in Maneater 2!

>Eat, explore, and evolve as you try to escape an invite-only preview event for Neptune’s Kingdom—an ultra-luxury seaside theme park destined for disaster, where YOU are that disaster.

Far as long as I’ve been gaming (decades), the brand new games pushed PCs to their limits… fairly comfortable in the knowledge that advancement in hardware would pretty quickly catch up to the game’s requirements.

But the situation has changed. The cost for cutting edge hardware is rapidly approaching ludicrous. And it appears it will be this way for the foreseeable future.

So a game that’s targeting a release in the next year or two, are these developers anticipating hardware that’s on a curve that most people won’t reach? Or are they dialing things back?

Anyone with first hand knowledge?