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All three are MIT licensed, and contributions go through PRs. If one sounds interesting, feedback or an issue is very welcome.

I made this! Each round gives you a prompt, like a cheese, a country or a programming language, and you name anything that fits. The catch: every letter you use gets pricier, so a long answer now makes you poor later. How many rounds can you survive?

• One free daily, the same for everyone, with a leaderboard

• 3 free Endless runs a day if you want more, plus an archive of past dailies

• No sign-up needed to play

There are 20,000+ accepted answers, but if it refuses something that should count, there’s a button to tell me. I’m reading all of them. Would love to hear what you think, and your scores!

Hi guys.

So a few months ago I was watching videos about forbidden yu gi oh cards and got really interested in guessing which cards were banned, and got surprised by realizing for how much time some cards were banned.

I wanted to keep playing but I found no websites that had this kind of modes so I decided to make my own web game.

Here are a few modes:

- Daily, where you have to guess whether the card was forbidden at least once, once per day;

- Endless, same as daily but without limits;

- Compare, where you have to guess which card was forbidden the most between two cards;

- Status, where you have to guess the card's current status;

- Hardcore, same as endless but with only the upper part of the card (I swear I can't guess even one card)

There are also leaderboards, achievements, stats and history.

If you would give it a try and leave a feedback (whether here on reddit or through the website feedback button) I would be really happy about it, since it's my first "serious" project<3 (especially on the aesthetical part since I'm not really a great designer XD).

(also I know that the image in the home is AI but I still haven't found a good galaxy-eyes photon dragon image that could fit that part, I will replace it as soon as I can)

I'm a solo developer building Riftmarrow, a free dark fantasy browser RPG inspired by Path of Exile, Slay the Spire and classic RPGs.

The game features:

• Deep character progression - a large passive skill tree with plenty of build possibilities.

• Loot & crafting - upgrade and customize your gear.

• Branching expeditions - explore maps, encounter random events, fight minibosses and take on challenging bosses.

• Turn-based combat - manage energy, abilities and status effects.

• Async PvP arena - compete against other players and climb the rankings.

Completely free, no download required, available in English and Polis

The game is still in early development, and I'm looking for the first players willing to give honest feedback:
- balance issues,
- bugs,
- new ideas and suggestions for future development,
- build diversity or anything that feels boring or frustrating.

If you're into dark fantasy RPGs, I'd love for you to give it a try!

Hi, I'm the developer.

The idea: you open boosters, and every card is an actual video game. Rarity follows how popular the game is, so Commons are obscure games and Mythics are the big classics like Half-Life 2, Portal 2 or The Witcher 3.

What you can do in the browser, on phone or desktop:

- open boosters

- play Battle, a card game against the AI or other players, where Mythics get a power from their franchise

- guess a game from its cover, cut into 16 pieces

- complete albums by franchise, trade cards and bid in auctions with other players

It's free, no ads. English, French and Spanish.

To try it: gaming-tcg.com/en

I'd love feedback, especially on opening boosters and on Battle against the AI. What would make you come back the next day?

DAILY HAIL MARY #1

🏈 45 yds · 1 first down, 5 short gains

Better than 20% of players

⬛🟦🟦🟩🟦🟦🟦

Went 15 yds on "Cowboys Pro Bowler". Can you go deeper?

Hi! I’m a solo dev and this is my first time sharing my game.

How it plays: every floor of a tower names a category (“Name a fish”, “Name a capital city”) and each soul takes a turn typing an answer before their timer runs out. Common answers keep you safe. Rare ones cut time from everyone still waiting, and ultra-rare ones steal it. Run out of time three times and you fall. Last soul standing escapes hell. Rare and ultra-rare answers also give you grace needed to use abilities.

Every floor also has a curse that twists the rules: a banned letter, words typed backwards, a category that’s never named, that sort of thing.

• Plays on desktop and phone, no download or account needed

• Online towers with strangers, private rooms with a code for friends, or Solo

• Free. The shop only sells cosmetics, and nothing in it helps you win

It’s freshly launched, so I’d love to hear what you think.

hey, we made this little movie guessing game. you start with a cropped frame and try to name the film. you can zoom out if you're stuck, but it costs points. 5 frames a day, no login needed. curious how people find the difficulty, too easy or too brutal?

Hey guys, I made a game about space chocolate manufacturing. Go check it out.

Hi all,

I used to run a pub quiz, and we did the Who Am I round which features five clues for a mystery celebrity, the first clue always being very vague and moving on up.

I’ve got a lot of features planned for this, different categories, multiplayer ( to an extent ), but just getting some feelers on how it works already.

It’s wordle like, fast and easy to use.

Thanks all for reading.

Hope you have fun :)

A relaxing HTML5 logic puzzle where you scan the board, tap unblocked arrows in the right sequence, and avoid deadlocks.

• Modes: Color Challenge, Side by Side, and Blunder Challenge

• Controls: Mouse / Left-Click on arrows (PC, Laptop & Chromebook)

• Instant play in the browser with zero downloads or sign-ups.

Let me know which mode you found trickiest!

 Title: Tippy Top

Playable Link: https://playtippytop.com/

Platform: Browser (made for phones, works on desktop)

Description: Tippy Top is a one-thumb browser game where every player in the world builds the same tower.

You float down on an umbrella and steer by dragging. Let go to drop, and try to land right on the shoulders of whoever is on top: often a stranger from another country, shown with their name and flag. Perfect landings score more and build a combo, stars on the way down are worth extra, and a tap while falling turns your landing into a handstand for double points. Clip the edge and you might knock a few climbers off, though nobody can be knocked off more than three times a day.

Every time someone lands above you, you get a point, even while you're away. When 20 climbers have stacked up, their segment turns to stone for good, so the tower only ever grows. It passes real landmarks on the way: it's already taller than the Burj Khalifa, and Mount Everest is next. Wind and weather change from segment to segment, and storms double your points.

No download, no sign-up, no ads. This is the first public test, so honest feedback helps a lot: did the landings feel fair, and did it feel like playing with other people?

Hey everyone!

Growing up, we spent a lot of time playing football from different styles, rules to different pitches. We loved that experience, so we decided to build it into a game.

This is a street football game with 17 pitches across Ghana where you can play against the computer, with a friend on the same device, or challenge friends online with in-game voice chat.

It runs directly in your browser so no download needed and is completely free to play.

Play it here: https://fourcornersgh.com

Hi, solo dev here. You play a newly elected French president: each turn is a policy file (budget, strikes, crises…) with trade-offs, and after 100 days you get a newspaper front page summing up your term. You can then keep going for the full 5 years and challenge a friend with the same game code.

It’s my first game getting real players, so any feedback is welcome: what felt too long, unclear, or made you quit. The English version is a translation, so tell me if something reads weird.

I’ve been building a large-scale FPS that runs entirely in the browser – no download, no account needed to start. Just open the link and you’re in a match within about 30 seconds.

What’s in it:

• Up to 64v64 on big maps – the new one is Wuhan 1938: a river city plus a mountain range, played as a sector-by-sector breakthrough

• Fleet battle (40v40): every ship is crewed station by station. Walk to the helm, a turret, the AA guns or the torpedo tubes and take over. Launch planes off the carrier, dive the submarine, spot with binoculars, and watch shells penetrate, ricochet or set fires.

• Tanks, APCs, jets, boats, fixed MGs and field guns you can rebuild

• 14 modes: conquest, breakthrough, hardpoint, rush, search & destroy, escort, gun game, last soldier standing...

• Bots fill every match, so it’s never empty

• Works on keyboard/mouse and on phones (touch controls)

It’s free to play. I’m actively updating it and would really like feedback – especially on how it runs on your hardware (F3 shows the frame rate) and on how the gunplay feels.

A blue whale. A rocket. A dinosaur. How big are they?

Size It Up is a playful challenge to your sense of scale. Explore 9 themed modes, discover 11 rotating events, and encounter 498 objects in 250,000+ possible comparisons. From everyday things to ancient giants and spacecraft, familiar objects may be a very different size than you imagined.

Hey yall!

Been working on a browser game called Ultimate Drive IQ, and I’d love to get some feedback!

It’s general trivia not football trivia

Play here: https://ultimatedriveiq.com

The idea is you have 4 downs (4 trivia questions) to score a touchdown. Each question is a different type of trivia challenge, and depending on how well you answer, you gain yards toward the end zone.

Everyone gets the same questions each day, so you can compare your results with friends. It’s completely free!! Takes about 3 minutes, and no account needed to play.

I’m still working on improving it. Let me know if you manage to score a touchdown!

Dev here. Every level is a real geometry problem: spread points in a square, make the smallest triangle as big as possible, place charges on a sphere. The target is the best position anyone has ever found, some by researchers with a lot of computing power, a few by DeepMind's AlphaEvolve. On the open cases a better position would be a genuine new world record, and the server checks it from the coordinates.
30-second rounds, a daily run with a leaderboard, and lobbies to play with friends. Try it out: https://recordbreak.ing/
I'd love to know if the scoring feels fair and which level you found hardest.

Swap any two letter tiles until every row answers its clue. Then see how your swap count compares with the best possible solve. There’s a fresh board every day, playable on mobile and desktop.

We’re the makers. AI assisted with development, artwork, puzzles, and this post.

Made a small browser game: keep the needle on the seam, sell what you sew, upgrade, repeat. About 30 seconds a run, phone or PC.

https://fuuki1129.itch.io/seam-rush-prototype

Still early – would love to hear where you stopped.

(AI-assisted)