Show us your game! - Gamedev's Winterbash 2020 Showcase! [closed]

Question

With 4042 questions asked and 3098 answers provided during the past year, we've been able to help a lot of folks!

Likely, some of our users have been able to publish a game, whether it is on the different mobile, desktop or web platforms.

Here, I'm proposing we help those who contributed to the site to showcase their newly published game.

Here are the rules:

• We'd like you to post one answer per game.
• Of course, you will add a link to where you publish your game, but the answer can't be a link only one: please tell us about your game, this is a sales pitch for your game ;)
• You must have received at least 100 reputation on gamedev between December 1st 2019 and today. (Whether it is from questions, answers, bounties, or even if you've edited 50 questions and got rep for it.)
• Your game must have been first published between December 1st 2019 and today. We need to be able to verify this. A published game can be:
  • a game you have made on your own as an indie
  • a game you worked on at a game development studio (yes, you can still be proud of your work in this case)
  • a game you produced during a game jam
  • a game that was released in "beta" or "early access" during the past year, or that was in beta/early access last year and is now out of beta.
• The links you provide must link directly to the distribution platform(s), it must not be a "short link" such as bit.ly, or include some kind of redirection.
• No new answers will be allowed once StackExchange Winterbash 2020 is over.
• As always, the content must
  • be SFW (Safe-For-Work)
  • respect StackExchange Code of Conduct and Acceptable Use Policy, such as (but not limited to):

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If you think the content of the game is not safe for everyone, please make sure you add a warning notice to your answer, something like an ESRB content descriptor.

Answer 1

Here's a little toy I built in a weekend for TOJam this year.

The theme was "Together, but Apart" so I wanted to play with mechanics of combining and separating things, which quickly turned into an excuse to play with goopy metaball shaders.

I had this mental image of blobs of liquid that look like glass orbs somehow containing sky, leading to:

The Weather Inside

(Free on PC, Mac, Android, or play in-browser via WebGL)

Click on or drag the blobs around to see how they react (especially satisfying on a multi-touch display)

• Exploration Mode offers a light puzzle. Experiment to find out how blobs combine to make different kinds of weather. The "Discoveries" list in the ⋮ tab on the left can give you some clues about what to try next.

• Creative Mode turns off all the discovery-tracking and "chemical reactions" between blobs, so you can just have fun finger-painting with the sky.

Thank you to Zsolt Szanati for doing sound design for the game, with additional sounds by Mike Koenig via SoundBible.com.