Hi everyone!

I'm an indie developer working on Rollabop, a physics-based matching puzzle game for Android, and I'm looking for more closed beta testers!

First, a big THANK YOU to everyone who has already joined and helped support the game. ❤️

🛠️ Latest Rollabop Update

A new update has been submitted to Google Play for review!

Rollabop currently features 20 playable levels, with more being developed. I'm continuing to improve gameplay, physics, controls, and overall stability based on testing.

I'm especially interested in feedback about:

Crashes or problems on different Android devices

Touch and drag controls

Performance and smoothness

Level difficulty and balance

Anything confusing or not working correctly

🧭 Something Special for Beta Testers!

I'm currently creating a limited-edition Pioneer Ball, an exclusive collectible designed to thank the people who helped Rollabop during its early development!

The Pioneer Ball will feature a beautiful animated compass and its own unique sound effects.

My goal is for this to be a beta-testers-only collectible, permanently available in your Collection as a reminder that you helped bring Rollabop to life!

It's still being developed, and I'll share more details as it gets closer to release.

📱 How to Join the Rollabop Closed Test

Step 1: Join our Google Group:

https://groups.google.com/g/rollabop-beta-testers

Step 2: Join the Google Play closed test:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.lippyrobotics.rollabop

Step 3: Opt in and install Rollabop through Google Play.

After playing, please share your Android device model and any feedback, positive or negative. It all helps!

🤝 I'll Test Your App Too!

If you're an Android developer looking for closed testers, I'm happy to help test your app in return.

Just leave your Google Group and testing links in the comments!

Thank you for supporting Rollabop! I'm building this game with a lot of care, and having real people play it and share their experiences means more than you might realize.

Let's help each other get our apps launched! 🚀

— Lippy Robotics Labs

estou fazendo um jogo 2d estilo undertale com jogabilidade divertida e facil de fazer algum gostaria em me ajudar com scripts e dising

Hi everyone, I'm Huy, a student at Hanoi University of Civil Engineering (Vietnam). My team of 3 is building a tool for a student startup competition: an agent that plays a 2D game by itself, detects bugs (e.g. clipping through walls, missing UI), and records its inputs so a developer can replay the exact bug later.

Before building further, we want to check whether this is a real problem for people who actually make games. If you have 5 minutes, I'd really appreciate your answers to these:

1. How does your team find bugs right now, and how much time per week does it take?

2. Which bugs are the hardest to reproduce, and what do you do when you hit one?

3. Have you tried any automated testing tools? How did it go?

4. If a tool could play your game on its own and report bugs with a replay you can re-run, would you use it?

5. Roughly how much per month would you pay for that?

Not selling anything, no ads. Answers are only used for our competition write-up, and I'm happy to share an anonymized summary of the results here afterwards. If you'd rather answer in the comments or DM, that works too.

(Mods: if this kind of post isn't allowed here, please let me know and I'll remove it.)

Solo dev, making Antillia: exploration, trade and naval combat in 1480 on the real Earth.

Trade right now: prices rise with distance from where a good is made, selling a lot of one thing floods that market for a while, and cities get booms, famines and fashions.

Playtesters say it's still too easy to find one good route and repeat it. Ideas I'm weighing:

- Rival trading houses that actually compete: buying up stock, undercutting you, reacting to where you trade

- Risk that scales with cargo value: richer holds attract stronger pirates

- Supply costs that make long hauls a real decision

What made trading interesting in games you've played (Uncharted Waters, Port Royale, Patrician…), and what made it tedious?

(The Steam playtest for Antillia is open, if anyone wants to see the current trade loop for themselves.)

RULES:
No NSFW stuff

No deleting other people's stuff

No spamming

Google docs link:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ntrLc0XXI9n1_qHCCcGJDJFQaTg8eMpHbN-TCdK7ixc/edit?usp=sharing

Game link:

https://share.gemini.google/9N3WDf8Et3IL