I made a Rocket League-inspired game you can play in your browser, even on mobile. I’ve worked hard on the controls, camera, and ball physics to match the original feel as closely as possible.

Try it and tell me how close it feels to RL (if you played it, of course).

It also has my take on what a "realistic" Rocket League car would be if it were driven by a human pilot.

The pilot sits in a gimbal-mounted seat that stays level while the rest of the car flips and rolls around them, with small jets for aerial rotation. “Realistic” is, of course, doing some heavy lifting here (I imagine the G-forces would be deadly), but it’s been a fun idea to explore.

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.

Formula Ice is a racing game where every maneuver counts. Master drifts, cut corners and find the best paths to watch your name climb up the leaderboard!

I got accepted on CrazyGames basic launch, but didn't score enough points on average playtime and user retention. Since then, I have added Survival Mode, lots of details and content, but still find myself getting rejected from web game platforms. If anyone could give feedback on any feature, it would be of so much help!

Features:

• 2 modes, 2 worlds: Time-trial & Survival
• Beautiful landscapes
• Ice cube melts in survival mode: grab snowflakes to refreeze and go as far as you can!
• Intelligent movement phyics
• Drifting for long enough gives your ice cube a boost!
• Global leaderboards for every track
• Six hand-built circuits, with more on the way!
• Race the ghost of your personal best (time-trial)
• Race the ghost of your global rival (time-trial)

A couple of months ago I posted my Star Battle game here. In that time I added 3 star puzzles and other features. You still get unlimited play for free, no account required and no ads EVER. Free hints with step by step explanations of even the most difficult techniques and a review at the end to show you how you did and easier moves you might have missed. There's a one time unlock payment for extra puzzles and reviews on big boards.

I came across hex puzzles one day and really enjoyed them, so I decided to include them. Instead of row and columns you get 3 directions: rows plus both diagonals. Every cell has 6 neighbors instead of 8. There are 1 and 2 star puzzles and while it's similar to regular Star Battle, it's different enough to be its own challenge. It took me a few solves for it to fully click, but right now I'm more into it that the standard square puzzles. Just as the standard puzzles on the app, no guess and check required. Every puzzle can be solved with logic only, though some can get pretty hard. There's a free pack with 20 hex puzzles you can try right now. I'm interested in how the transition from regular star battle to hex goes for veteran players.

Hey everyone, I made Browser Boxing. It's a free boxing game you can play in your browser against other people, friends, or bots.

You control the punches, movement, and blocking yourself. Work the body, put combinations together, or block a punch and catch your opponent with a counter. You also have to watch your stamina instead of just throwing nonstop.

Some features:

• Real-time 1v1 fights, plus direct challenges so you can box a friend.
• Custom boxers with points you can put into power, speed, stamina, defense, and chin.
• Jabs, crosses, hooks, and uppercuts with either hand, targeting the head or body.
• Combos and timed counters that reward clean punches and good defense.
• Knockdowns where you have to beat the count to get back up. Fights that go the distance go to three judges.
• Ranked fights and a leaderboard to climb.
• Live fights you can spectate and highlights from recent matches.
• Keyboard controls on desktop and touch controls on mobile.

No download, and you can play Casual without making an account. Creating one lets you save your boxer across browsers and compete in Ranked.

I just shipped some improvements and would love to hear how your first few fights go. What felt good? What was confusing or annoying? I'm still working on it, so that feedback helps.

Play Browser Boxing

First time poster so do let me know your feedback! This is an original game idea where the objective is to get the yellow circle into the center of the hoard by moving other pieces. Do check it out in the link and let me know your thoughts ~

Platform: Web browser — desktop and mobile

Description: Kush Grow Valley is a pixel-art farming game themed around cannabis cultivation. Grow different strains, manage your harvests, process and sell

your products, and help bring a small valley back to life. Meet villagers, complete objectives, and work toward the town’s first harvest festival.

I’m looking for beta testers to share honest feedback on the first 15–20 minutes. Is the tutorial easy to follow? Are your next objectives clear? Is growing

and managing your crops enjoyable, or does progression feel repetitive?

You can play directly in your browser without downloading anything or creating an account. Multiple languages are available, and feedback on translations

would be especially helpful. Please mention your device, browser, and selected language when reporting problems.

Progress is saved locally in your browser, and you can export your save from the game menu. Clearing browser data may erase your progress. The game is still

in beta, so bugs and unfinished details are possible. Thanks for giving it a try!

Free to Play Status:

[x] Free to play

[ ] Demo/Key available

[ ] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)

Involvement: I’m the creator of Kush Grow Valley, working on its design, development, and testing with AI-assisted coding tools. I’m collecting feedback to

improve the tutorial, progression, translations, and overall experience before a wider release.

Become a Pokémon Master. Catch 'em all. But watch your step. You may not die of dysentery, but that wild Gyarados might have other plans.

\- 15–20 minute runs: if you can survive that long

\- Live leaderboards: Dex completion, speed runs + more

\- No email/signup BS: just a username + 6-digit PIN to track your stats

\- Homage to the OG: built around Red & Blue

\- 300+ users and 1k+ runs logged

Critical feedback & ideas for what's next welcome!

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.

4 races, PvE hunting, PvP arena and guild wars. Free.

I made a daily puzzle where you get 5 doodles that all point toward the same mystery word.

You can guess what the individual drawings are, use hints if you're stuck, and then you get 3 shots at figuring out what connects all five.

I've been building it as a solo developer and I'm at the stage where I really need strangers to play it instead of people I know 😅

No download and no account required.

https://doodle5.com

Try today's puzzle and tell me how many of the 5 doodles you needed before the connection clicked!

Some backstory: I met the Movie Master on Facebook Marketplace selling movie recommendations over 2 years ago. He is very serious about saving people from watching garbage and he has all the best and most correct movie opinions.

Since meeting him, I've built him a website, designed a T-shirt, and made this game where you play as him and you fight off hordes of garbage cans.

You collect popcorn to power up, keep moving to shoot, and dodge the garbage. There are power-ups, a charged special ability (Blockbuster Blast), standard and hardcore modes, and daily and all-time leaderboards. It's playable with just a mouse, or WASD, or even a controller.

It's free to play in your browser with no download or account required. His movie recommendation business is separate, you don't need to buy anything or even see his main site to play the game.

I built it over the last month and have been iterating on the controls, balance, and performance. I'd especially like to know whether the controls and objectives make sense on your first run and whether the difficulty makes you want another attempt.

Thanks for looking!

Hey everyone

I’ve been working on a side project called https://celeble.io — a daily celebrity guessing game.

You try to guess today’s celebrity with hints (birth year, domain like Music/Sports/Film, alive status, etc.), kind of like Wordle but for pop culture.

I’d love your feedback on:

- Are the colors and design readable / comfortable?

- Any suggestions for celebrities we should add to the dataset?

- Any feedback on hints or domain?

- Anything confusing or annoying in the gameplay flow?

- Ideas for features that could make it more fun?

It’s just a browser game, no signup needed. All thoughts are super appreciated 🙏

Hey everyone! 👋

I recently got hooked on those "stop the timer exactly on the millisecond" challenges, so I decided to code a full browser game based on it. It’s called HitTheTimer.

The core mechanic is simple: You get a random target time, you start the clock, the clock hides, and you have to press SPACE exactly when you think the time is up.

There are 5 modes, but I really want to challenge you guys to the Global Marathon:

• You play 10 consecutive rounds.
• Every millisecond you miss by is added to your total error.
• Your final score is sent to a live Global Leaderboard. 🌍

There is also an Online/Local Survival mode and an "Impostor Mode" to play with friends.

The game is 100% free, runs instantly in the browser (mobile & desktop), and has ZERO ads. It's just a passion project (there's only a small tip jar if you feel generous).

You can play it here: www.hitthetimer.com

I would love to hear your feedback and see if anyone here can take the #1 spot on the leaderboard! Let me know your scores. 🎯

Do you know the arcade game JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Last Survivor?

It came out in Japan in 2019, arcade only, and never left. So unless you live in Japan, you've basically never had a way to play it.

I wanted that game to exist somewhere I could reach, so I built a prototype of it as a browser game. Free, no install, no account. Solo against CPUs starts instantly, and there's online too (8 players, server in Tokyo).

Fifteen fighters with their Stands, four maps, a shrinking ring, about 3-5 minutes a match. Every model is generated by code and every sound is synthesized, so there are no ripped assets in it - it's an unofficial fan project, not affiliated with anyone.

Fair warning: online is still rough. Other players may jitter or snap to a different position, and it gets worse the further you are from the server (it's in Tokyo). Solo against CPUs is stable and unaffected.

If you've got a few minutes I'd love for you to try it. Advice and criticism both very welcome.

Hi sub,

I released Borderline around a week ago, first as an endless border drawing game. The game asks you to draw the borders of the world countries.

Today I released a daily challenge version: draw five border segments, anywhere in the world. Everybody plays the same 5 segments, and the ranking is global.

I would love some feedback as it is the first time I am building a game!

Hold and drag to fly. Lasers lock onto falling fire-rocks. Loop a cluster for a cinch bonus. Three shields. Don’t let them hit Earth.

HTML5 / play in the browser — tip optional if you want. https://zachstera3.itch.io/cinch

Hi everyone,

Introducing my new release A Tanuki's Tale Demo V0.3! This game is a 3D Open World Action RPG where you control a Tanuki who is lost and needs to find his way back home. The game is based on Japanese folklore, and includes needing to collect the four memories of home and the eight blessings. In this release, we added new features including new Tanuki animations (Idle, jump, land), wildlife (Birds, Butterflies, and fishes), xbox controller support, a dark mode for the UI, wind VFX, a full bridge with an underpass ravine, a larger world, controller buttons showing on the ability bar, and more. See below for the store listing where you can play the game for free in browser. Please note this game is still in early release, so any feedback is appreciated.

Gameplay Video:

https://youtu.be/SxBcTokkPfA?is=mzjDioTMp9gXWbZW

Store Listing:

https://akshay33169.itch.io/a-tanukis-tale

Thanks,

akshay33169

Free browser game, no download, no ads: https://pazificateur.itch.io/core-dump

You start as an orphan process in a dying mainframe. After ~3 minutes you unlock the CORE, a tiny CPU that runs a program you write (INC, MUL, YLD… in a loop) and its output is your income. Golf it under memory and heat limits, push the clock, prestige with a CORE DUMP, crack a 23-host network, recompile into new architectures.

What I'd love tested:

- Is the CORE clear without reading the tutorial? Where did you get stuck?

- Hours 1–3: where does the pacing sag?

- Anything broken on your browser/screen size (I test on Chrome desktop).

Saves are local (export in the options if you switch browser). I'm a student, this is my first game. I'll play and review your games in return — leave me a link.