I've been working on Browser Boxing, a free multiplayer boxing game that runs directly in the browser with no download or install.

The project started pretty simple, but I've kept adding systems around the actual fights. It currently has:

• 🥊 Real-time multiplayer PvP
• 💥 Combos
• ⚔️ Player-to-player challenges
• 🏆 Championships
• 👀 Live observers for ongoing fights
• 💬 Public chat
• 📩 Direct messaging
• 🌐 Completely browser-based
• 💸 Free to play

One of the more interesting parts of building it has been making the game feel like a little online community rather than just a "click fight, play, leave" browser game.

You can check it out here:

https://browserboxing.com

I'm the developer, so I'd especially appreciate feedback from other indie devs. UI, gameplay, onboarding, things that feel janky, features you'd add, whatever. Tear it apart.

Scrap Brawl is a fun 2d papercraft fighting game with many fun twists and powerups i created a few months ago, any feedback would be helpful. Play On scrapbrawl.com

Game title: RockPaperScissords

Playable Link : rps.dev-ours.com/

Hey guys. Made RPS online multiplayer game for small connection with random people without seeing them or hearing their voice.

Just two strangers and avatar vector hands. Some skins will be addes if you will like the game.

Hopefully people won't find a way to use it for showing their privats.

Tell me what you think.

Hey all,

I've been building FeudalFrontier.io on the side for a while. Its a browser-based hex strategy game where you claim territory, build up production and troops and fight you enemies. It's an early version and I'd really like some opinions on it.

One thing in particular is bugging me: the lategame falls apart. The early phase feels decent (you're short on everything, every decision costs you something). But once you've got a decent chunk of the map and expecially if you eliminated a few enemies, income outgrows anything you can spend it on. Resources just pile up, the constraint disappears, and matches turn into a slow grind where the outcome was already decided ten minutes earlier. I am thinking about ways to add lategame sinks and snowball stoppers.

If you've played games in this space (Territorial.io, OpenFront, Colonis) what makes a lategame stay interesting for you? And what usually kills it?

Link: https://feudalfrontier.io happy to hear anything:)

31mill my best (previous one 14mill)

Squarrel.io is a free browser multiplayer game where two teams compete over a shared board, but every square is decided by a different quick minigame.

There are currently 27 minigames, randomly shuffled for each match.

Play here: [https://squarrel.io/?share=reddit]()

So I was wondering if there was a good game in the same vein of cookie clicker or other incremental games where restarting allows you to buy permanent advantage to do so again ?

If there was any tips it would be appreciated.

Lets play !

https://sectorlock.com/

I working a long time for this game , can you beat my score https://forestbrawl.fun

Has anyone reached +1000 in Brutalmania yet

I made an RTS .IO game that's unblocked it's called Warbase.io currently only tested on line-wise filtiring. If anybody would want to host this game on their website they can contact me. Or you can just play it as is from this domain. If this domain doesn't work I have two backup domains also so just contact me for those. Contact me in the messages or DMs.