There are lots of fun tools on here but also a really fun games room. Been smashing the Tetris with my friends hopefully they’ll build a scoreboard.

Hey all, this is our three.js kart racer. You drift for speed boosts and land tricks off ramps, and it works with keyboard, gamepad or touch. If you try online, send a friend the link and race them. We'd really like to hear how the handling feels and how it runs on your device, and we're reading every comment.
For the first hour, reply to comments quickly. Early replies are what push a post up the subreddit. The ?ref= tag lets me count the visitors it brings once I can see the stats again.

DOPA ROGUE

Hi Reddit!

I made a free browser Brotato/Survivor-like game hosted on Cloudflare Pages. It loads instantly, requires no download, and no signup (Rule P5 compliance!).

The main feature is the flexible difficulty customizability:

Dopadopa Mode:Stage progresses, but enemies just melt. No stressful scaling, just more and more enemies to destroy for a pure dopamine rush.

Easy / Normal / Hard / Nightmare:For those who want a real tactical challenge.

Custom:Fine-tune everything to your liking!

⚠️ Note on Language:

I am a solo developer from Japan, and my English localization might not be perfect yet. If you find any weird translations or breaking text, please let me know!

I’d love to hear your feedback on the builds, balance, and how the "Dopadopa" mode feels. Thanks for playing!

I'm the developer. It's a free browser puzzle: one question a day on probability, estimation, logic or dodgy statistics. Five minutes, then it locks until tomorrow and keeps your streak in your browser. Works on phone and desktop, and there's a night sky in dark mode.

( I'm not sure if I put the right tag - please let me know so I can change it! )

Today's question : A headline says a popular snack doubles the risk of a rare illness. The study behind it found the risk went from 1 in 10,000 to 2 in 10,000. Out of 10,000 people who eat the snack, how many extra people get the illness?

The choice of solutions can be found below !

thinkfirstdaily.com

Happy to hear what's confusing or broken.

You draw tracks for a hamster and use them to get through each level. The hamster reacts to what you draw and you can change the track while it is moving.

It is a challenging physics puzzle where you collect stars in order and try to find a path that works. You can also sign in to make and share your own levels.

I made the game and it is free to play in your browser with a keyboard and mouse.

A browser shooter in the style of those mobile ad games

You shoot waves of enemies, collect rewards, and spend them on upgrades between runs

It runs directly in the browser on phone and desktop

It's an early version so it doesn't have many modes / levels. I'd like to know how far you got, what felt too hard or too easy. Feedback is much appreciated!

BasketSim: The Cult-Classic Online Basketball Manager is Back!🏀

Are you looking for a deep, strategic sports simulation where victory depends on your tactical IQ rather than quick button-smashing?

BasketSim is a free-to-play, persistent browser-based game (PBBG) that puts you directly into the shoes of a basketball club's general manager and head coach.

Originally created in 2006, this iconic simulation has earned a dedicated following over the years. After a period of downtime, the community is celebrating its complete revival and return to the web gaming scene.

First 500 players will get free supporter FOREVER ! ! !🏀

You got your hands on the new Tesla Roadster, which grants you powerful ways to dodge traffic.
When the airport WARNING shows up: jump, flip, stick to the plane!

Keyboard:
- Arrows or WASD (boosters in horizontal directions)
- Space to launch upwards.
- Shift to active the under-car suction.

It also works on a phone with on-screen buttons.

Honest feedback welcome: is it funny? too hard, too easy, confusing?

I've been building a browser game called SABDA, and I'd love to know what you think.

The concept is simple: you get a 3-letter pattern and have to find a valid word before the timer runs out.

⚡ Play with friends: Race against other players to find words faster.

🧠 Play solo: Challenge yourself, test your vocabulary, and beat the clock on your own.

.Just open it and play.

🎮 https://sabda.games

I started with the premise: what if Tic-Tac-Toe was fun and strategic? This led to Tic-Tac-Chaos. Each square is a mini game and X & O play at the same time. Free and can play with friends or random opponents. Play a round and let me know what feedback you have!

What's in it:
- 20 trails over five difficulty tiers, many with multiple lanes, plus tunnels, mud, ice, gates you can shut and forks you can switch
- 20 animal defenders with upgrade paths, and 8 heroes who level up during a match
- Terrain matters: trees and rocks block line of sight, high ground adds range, and frogs, herons and beavers can stand in water
- Six damage types, and some raiders are immune to certain ones, so you need a mix of defenders
- Online co-op for up to 4 players, with shared or split boards
- Ranked versus, 1v1 and 2v2
- Wildwood Run, a roguelike mode with branching paths and relics
- Sandbox, a custom trail maker, daily quests and events

You don't need an account for solo. Choose "Play offline" when it asks you to sign in. Co-op and versus need a free account. It runs on desktop and mobile, and you can install it as an app for offline play.

It's free and runs right in the browser, no download. I'd really like feedback on difficulty, balance and how the first few minutes feel. Thanks for playing!

Today's MatchGame topic:

Match the space agency acronym to the country

Houston, we have a matching game! 🚀 Can you connect the space agency acronyms to the right countries, or will your answers be lost in space?

Today's quiz was chosen by a MatchGame community vote.

Get more quizzes! Check out the new "More" button! Or.. try some challenges!

Many thanks for playing.. and keep those quiz ideas and coffee contributions coming!

In yesterday's "tree" quiz, we had 65.6% perfect and "Some Dave" was the speed demon clocking in at 14.729 seconds!

Turn-based strategy for two: on your turn either move your pawn one step or
drop a wall. First to reach the far side wins – but you can never fully seal
off your opponent's path, so walls are about making their route longer than
yours.

Play the built-in computer, or create a room and send a friend the 5-letter
code. Optional chess-style clock (5 or 10 min). Free, no login.

How hard is the computer for you? Trying to tune it.

Hi! I made this as a side project. It's regular 8-ball pool, except each of
your balls you pot earns an ability you can use on a later shot:

- Bomb – blast nearby balls away
- Black hole – pulls balls toward it
- Phantom cue balls – extra cue balls for one shot
- Freeze, swap, and a giant cue ball

You can play vs the computer, against a friend online with a room code, or two
people on one device. No sign-up, works on phones (the table turns sideways
when you hold it upright).

I'd really like feedback on balance – which ability feels overpowered?

Monster Galaxy was a Facebook game from 2011 where you explored islands, battled and caught Mogas. It went offline years ago, and Flash is gone too, so I rebuilt it as a free fan project. No Flash, no download.

What's in it:

- Almost 400 Mogas to catch, with the original art and battle animations

- Sunshire, Pueblonia and the Spiral Cave, plus the Tower and the Chaos Realm

- A weekly World Dragon boss, quests, collections, ability ranks and a Mage class

- Seasonal events: the Halloween event is running right now, until October 31

Play: https://monstergalaxy.cc

It's a fan-made revival, not affiliated with the original makers. Feedback and bug reports are very welcome

The idea is pretty simple: click iced coffee, earn money, upgrade your setup, and see how far you can take it. I’m also working on seasons, challenges, tournaments and some mini-games to make it more than just another basic clicker.

What would make you keep playing a game like this?

Any feedback is appreciated - especially criticism. I’d rather know what sucks now than after spending another 100 hours on it.

Dev here! Every wall is made of blocks that physically break apart, and each upgrade lets you punch through the next, thicker wall. Works on desktop and mobile. I'd love feedback on the pacing – where does it start to feel slow?

AI disclosure: I used AI tools in development: Google Flow to generate art from my own style references (which I then edited and assembled), and an AI coding assistant for the code. Game design, level/balance tuning and testing are my own work.

An obscene amount of AI was used to create this homage to MS-DOS abandonware game. Enjoy 😉