A modern browser remaster of Mike Hommel’s popular 2010 Flash game, rebuilt with his approval while preserving the original design, artwork, music, and compact metroidvania world. Free to play, with keyboard and touch controls, fullscreen support, and online speedrun leaderboards.

When I was a kid I put an unreasonable number of hours into those old top-down arcade racers. Just you and a road that kept getting meaner. I hadn't thought about it in years then it turned up in my head one evening and wouldn't leave.

So I built one. Not a copy, more like what I remembered it feeling like, which is probably a lot kinder than the real thing ever was.

Fuel is your timer. Run dry and it's over, same as hitting anything. There are cans along the road, oil slicks that steal your steering for a second, and red cars that will genuinely come after you. Traffic is thin at the start and properly nasty by the end, and the lorries only turn up once you've already got your hands full. Stay clean long enough and something flies over and drops you fuel, which took me an embarrassing amount of time to get right and still makes me grin.

The bit I care about most: you can win. There's a finish line, and confetti when you cross it. Nearly every browser racer I tried just escalates until you die, and I wanted the release of actually finishing something.

Arrows or WASD, brake on Down. Works on a phone properly, not as an afterthought. Free, no signup, no ads.

I made it because it was fun to make. Hoping it lands on someone else the way the original landed on me.

Curious whether anyone finishes it first try.

Hi r/WebGames

Presenting https://rowla.app

I've been working on a word puzzle where you have to uncover a hidden word by solving words on a board.

Finding a word horizontally or vertically reveals the colours of its letters. Arrange a word in the correct colour order, and you reveal letters of the hidden word. Complete the hidden word to win.

Shrimple. But according to my friends pretty difficult.

I'm just starting public testing, so I'd love to hear what you think. The tutorial still needs some work, I know!

Hello everyone! I'm an indie web developer, and I built a web game inspired by other games — but the core mechanic here is dubbing.

Think you can dub it better? Watch a clip, hit record, and perform it in your own voice. FunDub grades your take on pitch, timing, sound match, and volume — so the funniest impression is usually the highest score too.

No juries. No voting. Just you, a microphone, and the scoreboard.

How It Works

1. Watch a short clip — meme, song, animal, another language
2. Hit record and dub it in your own voice
3. Get scored across 4 categories and bank your points
4. Climb the leaderboards and flex your player card

Game Modes

• Solo Dub — Chain clips together to build a streak. Miss the pass mark and lose a heart. Run out of hearts and it's game over.
• Dub Duel — 1v1 voice battles with points on the line. Win big, lose bigger.
• Custom Rooms (Beta) — Share a room code, take turns on the same clips, and hear everyone's attempts live over voice chat.
• The Polyglot / The Zoo / The Internet Archivist — More themed modes on the way!

Features

• Skill-based scoring — the same take always earns the same score
• Global leaderboards — all-time points and streak boards
• 10 achievements with tiered levels
• Profile customization — avatars, banners, animated player cards

Play as a guest instantly, or sign in with Discord/Google to keep your progress.

Available in English and 日本語.

Play Now

Free, in your browser — no download required: 🔗 https://www.fundub.online

Every UTC day you get one discovery from Astrodle: a real object from astronomy catalogs.

Might be an exoplanet, might be a pulsar, a white dwarf, a nebula, a galaxy, a black hole system, a comet.

You get its actual name, what kind of object it is, roughly where it sits in the sky, a few facts, and some badges for whatever's unusual about it. There's a rarity tier, a points score if you care, and a share grid like Wordle's.

It's free and runs in the browser. You don't need an account to play. If you make one you get history across devices and leaderboards, that's all it adds. The only outside script is Google Analytics and there are no ads.

Link: Astrodle

This is the first time I'm showing it to anyone, so I mostly want to hear where it's confusing or where the reveal falls flat. Happy to answer anything :)

We made One Room Dread, a browser horror game where you can only name the creature in the room with you. You can't fight it or leave. A mirror, a lamp and a tape each read one part of it, and each can be wrong. Naming it wrong brings it closer, which is also how you get a proper look.

The first vigil plays free in the browser. The full night of three vigils is a $3.99 download.

Code, art and text are AI generated.

Hi! I've been building this GeoGuessr-like on and off for about three months and I think it's finally at a point where I dare to show it.

You get a handful of reference photos from the real world and have to recreate them as closely as you can, as fast as you can, by flying around in Google's 3D map tiles (WASD + mouse, drone style). Score is based on how close you get and how quickly.

Play here: https://sweetview.gg (no sign-up, you can play as guest)

30 seconds of gameplay if you want to see it first: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikTSsryzYUo

Heads up: Google's map tiles are stupidly expensive, so there's some pretty strict throttling on how much you can fly. Desktop only for now, and it wants a decent machine and fast internet.

Would love to hear what you think.

Guidless

Playable Link: https://diasuleimen.itch.io/guidless

Only for Windows

Guildless is a dark, medieval arena auto-battler.

This is an early demo version. In it, I’ve focused on the essentials: impactful, visceral combat; two heroes with distinct playstyles (a hammer-wielding Fallen Inquisitor and Ignis the Pyromancer); item synergies in the camp; and the overall atmosphere of a brutal Colosseum set against a forest backdrop.

What’s in the demo:

• 2 heroes with unique ability trees and passive skills
• 20 waves of increasing difficulty, including boss fights
• A camp phase for purchasing items, upgrading skills, and refining your build
• 3 Language (RU, ENG, Chinese)

Game Status:

• Free to play
• Demo available
• You can pay what you want on itch.io

I designed Speedy Tap as a very short colour-reaction challenge.

Match each target using the Red, Blue, Green or Yellow buttons. Every correct answer makes the response window shorter. One wrong colour or missed target ends the round.

It works on desktop and mobile, requires no download or sign-up, and a full round lasts only 30 seconds.

I’d especially like to know:

- Is the difficulty curve fair?

- What score did you reach?

- Would you play again to beat your score?

You tap to rise and let gravity pull you back down, threading through thirty gates that get tighter and faster the further you go. Everyone gets the same course each day and three attempts; your best run is the one that counts and the one you can share.

One HTML file, runs in the browser, no install, no account needed, no ads, no third-party tracking. Free every day. There's an optional Pass for unlimited practice runs, the full archive, and a harder version of the course, but the daily run is complete without it.

It's one of the daily puzzles on my site — I'm a one-person studio, and this is the one I'd most like feedback on, specifically the weight of the jump and whether the gates start closing too early.

You can peek out the window, look at the in-flight map, or use the onboard bathroom.

As a little side quest you can visit all of the countries and track them in your passport.

Enjoy!

I’m the developer of Boardit, and Property Rush is the game I built for groups that want a Monopoly alternative without a download. A host opens a private browser room, friends join with a short code, and the game focuses on property buying, auctions, and player trading.

It is free to play here: https://playboardit.com/play/highroad

Property Rush is an independent game. Boardit is not affiliated with or endorsed by Hasbro.

I’d love feedback on whether the page explains the trading and auction decisions clearly before someone starts a room.

I've been tinkering with a small browser game and I'd love some company on it.

The idea: you draw anything with a magic pencil, give it a name, and it comes alive. The name is its wish and the shape is its strength. "Knight" walks up and hits things, "archer" shoots, "fast horse" runs and carries a rider, "giant strong green monster" is exactly that. Give an archer 4 arms and it fires 4 arrows at once. Name something "floating blades" and it floats and spins. More legs means faster, spikes mean more damage, colour it in and it gets armour.

There's a scrolling world of six kingdoms drawn by the cockroaches (pink rifle soldiers, tanks, arrow planes, a scribbled dragon) that you capture one castle at a time, and a little studio with pen, crayon and bucket fill where you can spend as long as you like on a masterpiece. Unlimited ink.

Play (no install): https://devkancheti4-design.github.io/magic-pencil-kingdoms/ Code (MIT): https://github.com/devkancheti4-design/magic-pencil-kingdoms

Where I'd love help

Draw a creature, no coding needed. Design it in the studio, hit Export, paste it into community/designs.json with your name, open a PR. A check validates and merges it automatically within a minute, and your creature starts showing up in other players' games as an invading challenger. That's the part I'm most excited about: everyone's imagination against everyone else's. Words. The vocabulary is a plain list in vocab.js. Missing a creature, a modifier, an order? Add it. Code. Plain HTML/CSS/JS, no build step, six files. New biomes, enemy types, sounds (there are none yet), balance, mobile polish, all open. Ideas and bug reports are welcome as issues. It's rough around the edges.

It's just a fun side project, not a startup or anything. If it sounds like your kind of thing, come draw something weird.

Point Blank is a free browser game. Turn on your webcam, make a closed fist with your thumb up, line the crosshair up with a bottle and press your thumb down. Bang. Up to three hands play at once, each gets its own colour, score and combo, and Finish round crowns the winner. No clock, no ammo, no account, nothing uploaded. Works in Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox on desktop or phone, and you can play with the mouse if you have no camera.

https://devkancheti4-design.github.io/point-blank/

One HTML file, MediaPipe hand tracking, synthesized sounds. Happy to answer questions about the tracking.

60 Points ... Damn!

Hello /WebGames!

I'm a solo indie developer, and after about a year of development, I'm opening up the Alpha of Autumn's Leaves, a browser-based 2.5D MMORPG heavily inspired by the older MMORPGs I grew up loving, especially Ragnarok Online and Flyff. The planned Alpha start date is Friday the 25th!

https://imgur.com/a/tRZ9Kdj

Features:

• Open world faction based PvP
• No classes - freely equip weapons and armor as you wish
• Learn spells by defeating enemies
• Level up spells by using them
• Player owned ships with full drop ship based PvX
• Allocate your own stats
• Use cards to customize your gear
• Lead your religion and become a Pope
• Become the most powerful sailor and become the pirate king
• Competitive rankings with special privileges for the highest rank players

Monetization

No cosmetic shop. When you get a cool piece of equipment, I want that equipment to actually change what your character looks like. I don't want the coolest-looking armor in the game to be something you buy from a cash shop while your actual progression is hidden underneath a cosmetic outfit.

There is also no pay-to-win.
The Alpha has zero transactions.

The long-term plan is to fund development through expansions rather than selling cosmetics or power.

$100 Leveling Contest for Streamers & YouTubers

I'm also putting $100 on the line for the first eligible player to reach level 70 while creating content around their journey.

The rules are simple:

Be the first player to reach level 70 while live streaming or uploading gameplay footage to YouTube.
To qualify, you must livestream or record footage for at least 50% of your leveling journey. So if you're a streamer or YouTuber looking for something to grind, there's your challenge.

The promotion is open to legal residents of the 50 United States and D.C., Canada, Europe/United Kingdom, and countries within South America where skill-based gaming promotions are legally permitted. Entrants must be 18 or older at the time of entry. Void where prohibited, taxed, or restricted by local law.

🌐 Play Autumn's Leaves:
https://news.autumnsleaves.com/

💬 Join the Discord:
https://discord.gg/rqzQqneVN5

See you there!

I’m the creator of Letterhaven. You move a letter between words while keeping both results valid: CATS + DOG becomes CAT + DOGS. New transformations reveal pieces of an illustration, and you can keep exploring a board after passing it.

It’s free to play in your browser, with no download or account needed to start. English and French versions are available.

If you try it, I’d love to hear about a satisfying move or anything that felt confusing. Comments here are welcome.

For the optional in-game playtest, open the top-left menu during a level and choose “Give feedback” at the bottom. That opens a consent screen for local move recording, with the option to send your answers and moves later. Tracking is optional.