hey, I made this!

it runs right in the browser, no download and no sign up needed (a reddit account only saves your score and streak). swipe or use the arrow keys

every block slides until it hits something, same colors that touch vanish, gray stones never do. par is the real minimum, a solver checks every level. new puzzle every day, harder as the week goes on

feedback welcome, especially if something feels off on desktop

You build your army on a board and place every unit where you want it. Every 20 seconds, the whole army marches out as a wave and fights on its own. Your job is everything around the fight: deciding what to buy, where to stand, which gold mines to build, who to counter, and when to spend on the next tier of units. Destroy the enemy Citadel to win.

Matches are short and one good counter-pick can swing them. You can play 1v1 or team up in 2v2 and 3v3. There is nothing to download.

There are 7 factions, and each one plays differently:

- Humans: Cavalry and heavy armor, with healers behind the line. The generalist faction.

- Orcs: The most hit points for your gold. They win by being hard to kill.

- Elves: They shoot first and from farther away than anyone. Fragile, so they rely on roots and slows to keep enemies off.

- Undead: Cheap packs that feed on the fallen. No healers, so they win by outlasting you.

- Hell: Chaos damage ignores armor and cuts through magic-proof armies. Lots of flyers and summoned imps.

- Wizards: Frost, cyclones and polymorph. Powerful but slow and fragile, so you have to protect them.

- Shadows: Cloaked assassins and burrowing wurms. Bring a detector or lose before the fight starts.

Try it here: https://warlandmarch.itch.io/warlandmarch

If you have friends who like strategy games, grab them for a team match. I'd like to hear which faction people end up main-ing and if you see any balance issues as factions are quite different.

Hi! I've been working on a football career game for a while and it's finally in a state I'm happy to share.

You can play in two ways: as a manager (sign and sell players, handle contracts and the wage budget, upgrade the stadium, run a club season after season) or as a player (create your footballer and make decisions in the key moments of each match to build your career).

Everything is fictional (clubs and players), it saves automatically, and it's available in 6 languages. It's a bit long-term, so it's more of a "one more season" kind of game than a quick session.

Free, runs in the browser, no download: https://playgama.ai/play/twr3ysrugtorj6

I'd love to hear what you think, especially if something feels confusing or broken.

Classic rules, swipe or arrow keys. You get 3 undos per game and it saves automatically, so you can close the tab and continue later. Feedback welcome, especially on how the animations feel on mobile.

My goal was to relive my childhood nostalgic gaming experience, I hope you'll feel the same.

It has a simple concept, shoot targets, earn points and progress through the levels while competing on a global scoreboard and most importantly, have fun.

Would appreciate your feedback 🙏

Sy.lavigames.com

i made this one. it's not the original contexto.me, it's an independent version with its own daily word.

differences: the hint gives you a word closer than your best guess instead of spoiling it, all the old puzzles are playable, and there's an unlimited mode plus a "make your own" so you can send a puzzle to friends.

feedback very welcome, especially on difficulty. no account needed.

Check out Scrapper's JUNK JAM - made by Planetary Games for a game jam last weekend. Hat's off to Tetris and Tapper for the inspiration.

Game is totally free and will remain that way!

My goal was to relive my childhood nostalgic gaming experience, I hope you'll feel the same.

It has a simple concept, shoot targets, earn points and progress through the levels while competing on a global scoreboard and most importantly, have fun.

Would appreciate your feedback 🙏

Sy.lavigames.com

Declare is a card game of nerve and low numbers that runs in the browser (and on Android). Throw, draw, and declare before anyone else when your hand is low, but if someone ties or beats you, you pay for everyone's hand.

Play as a guest, practise against Easy/Medium/Hard bots, or create a private table and share the room code with friends. Free to play, no real money, English only. On phones it plays in portrait; tablets work too.

Play: Declare: Card Game Play on Browser 

Android app: Declare: Card Game Play on Android

I've had panic attacks for 13 years (400+). During one, I built PANICATOR with Claude: a free browser arcade machine where the panic attack is the final boss. 13 silly mini-games, breathing, music. I restore real 80s arcade cabinets by hand; this is the virtual one. Free, no account, no cookies, no ads.

Hey! I'm the solo dev of Cactus Clash, a low-poly western FPS where every player is a cactus.

Play free: https://playcactusclash.com/?ref=reddit

Runs in any modern browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari) with mouse and keyboard. No download, no sign-up: you can jump in as a guest right away. It also works on phones if you want to try it there.

What's in it right now:

- 7 maps and 5 game modes

- Ranked matches with ELO

- Weird western weapons: the Sunflower Sniper, the Water Sprayer, Cactus Bomb grenades…

- Skins, hats and kill effects to customize your cactus

Built with Three.js and Node/Socket.io. I'd love honest feedback: how does it feel to play, how does it run on your device, and what would you add?

I’ve been building an aim trainer (Fitz’s Aim Trainer on Steam) and wanted an easy way for people to try it out.

I turned the website from a demo into a daily challenge. There is one exercise per day, picked from the default in game excercises. Target layout is the same for everyone, so scores are actually comparable. You can retry as much as you want, only your best run goes on the leaderboard.

It runs in the browser, no account or download.

fitzsaimtrainer.com

Would love feedback!

Hi! I made this. Quick rundown:

- You draw digits from a deck and place them on a sudoku grid (normal sudoku rules), but the grid has no fixed solution.

- Fill a row, column or box and it empties and scores points × mult. Clear two at once for double mult.

- Beat each grid's target before your hands run out, then spend your money in the shop on talismans that bend the rules.

- 8 chapters: the grid grows from 4×4 to 6×6 to 9×9, with sum cages, cracks and bosses along the way.

It's an early alpha built for phones first (portrait), but it works on desktop too. No download, no sign-up.

Feedback I'd love: did the rule click in the first grid? Where did your run end, and did it feel fair? Any broken talisman? Any layout issues (device + browser)?

The game sends anonymous run stats under a random ID to help me balance it. No account and no personal data.

Free itch demo: https://lekastudios.itch.io/eo21

I have been working on this game for around six months; it went through many changes of direction - but it finally has a Steam page, a free demo to play and a unique art style! There are regular updates; and in the past couple of months; I have made quite a few new mechanics based on the feedback on the game!

I wanna invite you visit the Steam page and wishlist the game, and if you want to try the free demo on itch.io!

In the free demo, there are four decks to play with, many unlockable upgrades and features, over 2-3 hours of gameplay, and the retelling of one of the most famous tragedies in Persian mythology.

Basic info:

Gardoon is a blackjack roguelite set in Persian mythology/epic. The story is a retelling of one of the most famous stories of the Shahnameh (Book of Kings) which was written by a chill dude called Ferdowsi at around year 1000 AD. His objective was to revive the Persian culture and language after the Islamic conquest of Persia; and well, he did arguably succeed.

Anyways; basically, you never fight the heroes. You play blackjack hands against the Deev, a spirit of misfortune, in hands played toward 21. Winning does not decide what happens. It decides who decides how the story goes. At the end of each chapter someone prays: a mother, a son, a king, a father. You answer. Grant the prayer or deny it, and the story turns.

AI Disclosure:

Claude Code has been helping me code the game in Unity. The rest, including art, the music, the design and so forth is fully organic ;)

hi, i made this.

a cartoon chase that turns into a best of three fighting game. works on phone, pc, controller. the voice is ai (parody). some people say it's very good, i said it.

if it breaks, fake news.

tell me anyway.

I'm the developer. The Red Lamp is a complete adventure about objects from your old life falling out of a second moon, and goblins being paid to collect them. You choose what to do, see what each choice risks, and let the dice decide how it goes.

You can start without an account; signing up lets you keep your run. The scenes are written ahead of time, with no AI narration in this mode. The artwork is AI-generated, and I use AI tools in development. There's a separate AI-narrated open-play mode on the site.

If you give it a go, I'd like to know which choice you got stuck on.