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[verdog]

Super Litefite

[mushingames]

I guess I'll go with Pro Office Calculator

[Zuurix]

What about HALVED?

A splitscreen co-op and/or PVP* RPG.

The core of the story will be four people with half of their souls stolen** - they are a group of mages dedicated to getting their souls back. Two of them will betray the other two, which will lead to losing one of the arms*** - imagine a magical gate, that requires two people to open it - and the gate burns hands of those who open it. Behind the gate, there's a thing that steals souls.


*
Optional. Normal, singleplayer gameplay will be available.

**
It's going to be called "White mana deficiency" or something like that - I'm just writing about "souls" to get the idea across.

***
This time it's an actual injury, not a way to get superpowers, the game will keep reminding the player that need both hands to X and Y, for example, use a two-handed weapon.

[Deckhead]

What do you think about my space adventure game named "The Last Boundary: a Space Adventure"? I wanted to elicit something akin to Star Trek, hence "Space Adventure", but I thought that on it's own is a little too generic.

[bryku]

Damn, how come I haven't stumbled upon this thread before!

What do you think about my space adventure game named "The Last Boundary: a Space Adventure"? I wanted to elicit something akin to Star Trek, hence "Space Adventure", but I thought that on it's own is a little too generic.

For me "The Last Boundary" would be enough. I'm simply not a fan of names that really consist of two separate sentences.

"Secret of the Monkey Island" might be long, but it's a single sentence.

"Sword of the Stars: the Pit" has two sentences. However, it might seem that the 2nd one ("the Pit") indicates that it might be a sub-title, or a name of an episode. In your case, the "a Space Adventure" part is purely about explaning the genre.

I'd go with just the first part. "The Last Boundary" reminds me of "The Last Frontier", so it gives the space vibe right away.

Take care!

[Deckhead]

Damn, how come I haven't stumbled upon this thread before!

What do you think about my space adventure game named "The Last Boundary: a Space Adventure"? I wanted to elicit something akin to Star Trek, hence "Space Adventure", but I thought that on it's own is a little too generic.

For me "The Last Boundary" would be enough. I'm simply not a fan of names that really consist of two separate sentences.

"Secret of the Monkey Island" might be long, but it's a single sentence.

"Sword of the Stars: the Pit" has two sentences. However, it might seem that the 2nd one ("the Pit") indicates that it might be a sub-title, or a name of an episode. In your case, the "a Space Adventure" part is purely about explaning the genre.

I'd go with just the first part. "The Last Boundary" reminds me of "The Last Frontier", so it gives the space vibe right away.

Take care!

Thanks.

[Haraya Games]

"I Flew Back Home"
For V.N.
https://haraya.itch.io/i-flew-back-home

[ZOSK]

Okay, I will try.
I’ve been working on a pixelised puzzle game, that I called Blockrush. Is that name good enough ? By the way you can test my game here : https://oskar-codes.itch.io/blockrush

[NelStuff]

I'm making a voxel sandbox game on GPU and I'm looking for a name. 
Names I'm considering at the moment:
- Voxel Wizard
- Voxel Sauce
- Voxel Vibe
- Meor
- Simbox

Any suggestions?

[koder]

Is this thing still on?

"ΔV: Rings of Saturn": hard sci-fi, top-down space simulator, with every aspect backed up by real physics and science.

[kverkagambo]

Guys, help me with the title of the game.
The game is a tactical game where you play as several plague doctors in a world of neverending plague that turns humans into zombies.
Working title is Plaguepunk Desperados. I cannot use Desperados because it is a registered title (for an another great game).
What should I put insted the second word of the title?

[Thomas Finch]

What about just "Plaguepunk"?

[nova++]

What about just "Plaguepunk"?

That's what I was thinking. Also, I don't think having it be "Plaguepunk Desperados" would be out of the question just because "Desperados" is the name of another game. It's not a word unique to that game.

[kverkagambo]

I don't know about a single Plaguepunk. It feels a bit pretencious - as if this is the definitive Plaguepunk game, the one and only of the Plaguepunk universe. What do you think about this:

[TonyLi]

Have confidence in your game and call it Plaguepunk. Unless there's a copyright or trademark issue, or you can't get a good domain name.

[Thomas Finch]

Yeah, I think just Plaguepunk is best. Doesn't seem pretentious at all to me. Seems like capitalizing on a lack of someone having already used the name. It's a good position for you to be in and an opportunity you shouldn't miss, in my opinion.

[bra_racing]

Hi all!

I've developed an android game about Geography called Geograpp, with two game modes: questions and maps. The name doesn't say that it's a game, but on the flip side, it leaves the door open to add more features related with Geography. What do you think?

Some screenshots:

       

URL in Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sergiobra.geograpp

Thank you!

[Julien]

What do you think about Twaddle Paddle for a fast paced arkanoid ? :3

[markychen1905]

Hi,
My game name is Chicca Jump. It's a 2D platformer game with a weird style of a jumping mechanic for mobile.
Please let me know if I should keep the game name

[Sixmorphugus]

Marla Died Too


It's a dark game with a happy exterior. You are Marla, but not the real Marla. Marla died too.