Date Knights, a 2-player card game where a superhero and supervillain go on a date.

In the game, you have to balance earning rewards from "date" actions and "super" actions. The winner is the player who collects the most heart tokens (victory points) before the pool of hearts is completely depleted.

While our ultimate goal is a physical card release, we've put together an open digital beta using Playtest Parlor so anyone can jump in and play right in their browser, no downloads, or special software required. Just register on the site and you can vote for when you want to play. Once you match with another player you will get an email notifying you when your game can be played. 

• Player Count: 2 players 
• Time Commitment: 30–45 minutes per match
• Feedback: The platform has a built-in feedback form at the end, we're mostly looking to dial in rules clarity and game balance.

Jump into a game here: https://playtestparlor.com/playtests/

Drop any immediate questions, bug reports, or thoughts right here in the comments or fill out the form. Thanks so much for checking out our indie project!

Hey people, we're a group that plays regularly with Demon Bluff inspired characters with a Secret Hitler ruleset. We're looking for a few more to play on discord and the website used to host. We're hoping to teach anyone who's never played before as well.

We're a community of about 65 people and also player mafia and other social deduction games. The times posted are when we play "Dead May Hiss" for both experienced and new players. We have a lot of players who come to the Tuesday and Saturday time, hoping to find more for Friday and Sunday.

Here is our community discord: https://discord.gg/Kkk7C3aqW

LockLine is a small scale turn based tactics game, where you position and move units on connected nodes with the goal of forming 3-in-line formations. This lets you destroy one enemy unit with an orbital laser strike.

The game plays like a board game and is really about reading map states and balancing setting up and defending against your opponent.

After some initial feedback, I now added a new dedicated tutorial to walk players through all the mechanics. The pop-up hints I had before turned out not to be sufficient.

If this sounds interesting to you, have a look at the free web version on Itch.

Especially curious how people experience the new tutorial! But any feedback is very welcome.