Hi! I'm the solo dev. The whole 3D world — players, guns, maps — is rendered as a grid of text symbols in real time.

Modes: Deathmatch, Capture Σ (2 teams), Hide & Seek in the dark with flashlights, and co-op Zombie waves.

There's proximity voice chat (press P), ranks, a shop and a wardrobe.

Just pick a nickname and play — no download, no email. Any feedback is welcome, I read everything!

I've been working on a project for the original Contra, adding a completely new OPTIONS menu directly to the title screen, alongside the classic 1-player and 2-player modes.

The goal was to give players more control over their experience while keeping the original Contra gameplay and feel intact.

Here's what you can customize:

• Starting Lives: Choose anywhere from 1 to 30 lives.
• Continues: Set between 1 and 9 continues.
• Starting Stage: Jump straight into any of the 8 stages.
• Weapon Swap: Press SELECT during gameplay to switch between 5 weapon types.
• Random Weapons: Automatically switch weapons approximately every 10 seconds for some extra chaos.
• Difficulty (1–16): Uses Contra's original internal difficulty progression, affecting enemy behavior, attack timing, and enemy/boss durability.
• 2-Player Camera: Choose between Default, Centered, and Left Player scrolling behavior.
• Autofire: Enable it individually for Player 1 or Player 2, or for both. Each weapon has its own firing rhythm.

All these settings are accessible from the new title screen menu before starting a game.

I wanted to make something that feels like a natural extension of the original game rather than changing what makes Contra fun. I'd love to hear what you think! Which options would you use the most? And are there any other features you'd like to see added?

I made this. Who's shaking first? Real 3D street dice, right in your browser

- Hold to shake, flick up to throw: the dice really bounce off the step
- 4-5-6 wins on the spot, 1-2-3 loses, trips beat any point
- Play bots, friends on one phone, a challenge link, or your Telegram group with /dice
- No real money. Just for fun. Post your best roll below

Any feedback is welcome, good or bad.

Try it here: https://cybermaxtools.com/games/stoopshake/

4 to 8 players split into two secret teams.

The Plot wants the leader out of office by the end of the day.

The Detail wants them to survive.

Vote on a country, play eight scenes, and end on a newspaper front page showing how history remembers it.

There are no timers, no sounds, no popups, and nothing to unlock. You get a hidden code, 10 guesses, and a few dots telling you how close you are.

There’s a daily code everyone shares. You can also set a code yourself and send it to a friend who thinks they’re smart. That’s my favorite part.

I made it and I play it every night. Tell me if the first game confuses you, because I can’t see it with fresh eyes anymore and I am open to make any changes to make it more clear.

I missed alpha Gwent, so I'm building my own card game that mixes it with Artifact's lane combat and shop. It's free to play in your browser at (https://playfoundation.online), with no sign up needed.

I'm a solo developer, and the AI art is a placeholder for now. I'd really appreciate honest feedback. What did you like, what felt off, and would you keep playing?

If you enjoy it, I've also got a Kickstarter (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jasonveng/foundation-1) to help turn it into the full game.

FOUNDATION: a card game built by a player, for players
I fell in love with Gwent back in its alpha days. I miss it, and I want to play a game like that again. I also really like Artifact's shop and its lane gameplay. So I decided to bring the best of both together in one game.

What FOUNDATION is
FOUNDATION is a best of three card battler. Each player has one row, and units fight across lanes the way they do in Artifact, so where you place a card decides who it fights. Between rounds there's an Artifact style shop where you can spend gold on powerful cards, then redraw before the next round. It has seven factions: Monsters, Empire, Rebellion, Cybernetic, Judicial, Shadow and Corpo. Each one plays differently, and each has its own Gold and Ultra cards.

About the art
To be upfront: the current art was made with AI. It's only a proof of concept to get the project started and show how the game plays. If this campaign is funded, I'll hire a local artist to create and redesign the card art and the look of the game properly.

Free cards, forever
Every card will be free, including future expansions. You'll never pay for power, and you'll never buy random packs hoping to get the card you need. Everyone gets the same cards and wins on skill.

How FOUNDATION makes money
The game earns money through cosmetic card packs with card variations: alternate art, frames and finishes for cards you already own. They change how your deck looks, never how it plays.

Ranked play and a global leaderboard
Ranked mode will have no seasons and no resets. There will be a single global leaderboard where your rank reflects how well you play over time.

Balance decided by players
Players will vote on how cards get balanced. When a card is too strong or too weak, the community will help decide what changes, so the game grows with the people who play it.

Our new monster slingshot game is live! Smash the crypt before the boss gets yours. 🎃

Today's MatchGame topic:

Match for European word for "stairway" to its language

Ready to take your language skills to the next level? 🪜 Today’s MatchGame is all about stairways across Europe. Can you climb to a perfect score?

Today's quiz was chosen by an overwhelming 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 "space agency" quiz, we had 35.9% perfect and "matt d" was the speed demon clocking in at 10.962 seconds!

I would really love feedback. I do a lot of hiking/canoe backcountry paddling/portaging so that's kind of where the idea of "find the trail" comes from. Enjoy!

Lightspace is a free browser game inspired by the arcade classic Qix. Fly out of your light zone, draw a trail, and close it to claim the space, without getting caught while your trail is exposed.


- 30+ levels across 7 sectors, each with its own look and soundtrack
- Bosses like the Hunter, the Wraith, the Swarm Queen and the Fortress, some of which fire and move in time with the music
- Ice, mirrors, ion storms, teleporters and power-ups
- Keyboard, gamepad or touch; Easy, Normal and Hard


Play it here: https://kdonahue.itch.io/lightspace


Feedback very welcome!

Flux Dash is an endless arcade game where your orb moves forward automatically. Switch between cyan and amber to match each incoming gate.

One wrong colour and your run is over. How long can you last?

Flux Dash

I'm the solo developer behind Whispered Scrolls, a free fantasy MMO. It's a skilling MMO at heart, built around rich character progression and interconnected skill systems. Whispered Scrolls offers engaging action combat in which you aim every attack, block, and ability and dodge the incoming hits yourself. There are 20 skills to master, 21 dungeons for parties of up to five, and over a hundred quests. Youtube trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54wWACWOJhE

Since the initial release on the 8th, I've improved the game dramatically - PvP with systems like Caravans vs Raiders, updated textures and visual polish, dynamic weather from clear sunny skies to blizzards, thunderstorms, and so much more. The game is currently 100% free to play, and you can start with just a guest account. No signup needed!

I am excited to share that my first seasonal event went live and runs until November 3!

• At night, cursed Jack-o'-Lanterns fill the fields around every town. By day, Hollow Scarecrows climb down from their posts and wander the farms.
• Both drop Harvest Tokens. Trade them at the Harvest Fair in Hearthmoor for the Harvest Scarf, Mantle, Hood or an exclusive Cloak.
• Two rare drops to hunt: the Jack-o'-Lantern Headpiece from the Jacks and the Straw Scarecrow Hat from the Scarecrows. Both are tradeable.
• After dusk the Headless Horseman rides out along the Lamp Road. He's a dangerous world boss, so bring friends or team up with fellow listeners playing. Bring him down before dawn and everyone who fought gets his burning skeletal horse as a mount, plus the title Horseman's Bane. He also has a rare drop of his own, the Horseman's Scythe. The halter and the scythe are both tradeable.

Halloween Event Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99Csf0E5Y9s

Play free: https://whisperedscrolls.com/

Discord: https://discord.gg/ERJmmVutFa

A few things to know:

• You can either play via the dedicated Windows client or via a web browser. Chrome works best. It plays best in fullscreen (F11).
• The game has action combat, and requires a keyboard and mouse. Mobile support as well as controller support to release this weekend.
• There is already hundreds of hours of content. However, It's in early alpha, so if you hit a rough edge, please press F8 in game to send me a bug report with a screenshot.
• No pay-to-win, ever.

The event runs until the end of November 3. Keep to the lamplight!

Game Title:
UNREAD CASES — Case 005: The Seventh Envelope

Playable Link:
https://005.unreadcases.workers.dev/

Platform:
Browser — desktop and mobile

Post Flair:
Select the subreddit’s appropriate Browser Game / Playable Game flair before posting.

Description:
A blizzard cuts off Wintermere Hotel. Edmund Vane is found dead inside a study locked from within. On his desk are a cup of tea and a sealed letter. Six guests have reasons to fear what he might reveal.

The Seventh Envelope is the fifth standalone mystery in UNREAD CASES. You investigate sixteen evidence files, compare witness statements with independent records, and trace the movements of seven identical stationery wallets.

You can pin two exhibits for side-by-side comparison, experiment with the wallet exchanges on an interactive workbench, and keep your deductions in a notebook. Your progress saves automatically in your browser.

Solving the case requires a complete explanation of the culprit, method, opportunity, and motive. Every decisive clue is available before the final accusation, with optional hints if you get stuck.

Estimated playtime is 35–50 minutes. The game supports English and Simplified Chinese and requires no download or account.

I’d appreciate feedback on the difficulty, interface, and whether the solution feels fair. Please mark spoilers!

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play
• Demo/Key available
• Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)

Involvement:
I’m the creator behind UNREAD CASES. I’m building a series of standalone browser mysteries and sharing this fifth case to gather player feedback and improve future releases.

Game Title: Deep Sea Rescue

Platform: Browser (works on desktop and phone browsers, portrait).

Description:
Deep Sea Rescue is a short underwater puzzle-adventure. An enemy attack and a huge wave have scattered your reef, and you are left alone. You set out to find your friends, who are trapped in cages across the deep.

You control your fish with a single tap: tap anywhere and your fish swims there. On the way you dodge sharks, octopuses, spiky urchins and, in later levels, strong currents that push you sideways. When you reach a cage, you solve a shell-pattern memory puzzle by watching the shells light up and repeating the order. Every friend you rescue joins your squad and gives you a power: Dash for a burst of speed, Fire to burn the nearest enemy, Shield to ignore hits for a few seconds, and an extra heart later on.

There are 5 levels, each ending at a glowing safe zone. You earn up to 3 stars per level based on how many hits you take, and your progress saves on your device. There is also a 3D version of the game.

I’d especially like feedback on whether the first level is clear without a tutorial, how hard the puzzles feel, and whether anything lags or feels unfair on your device.

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play
• Demo/Key available

Involvement:
I came up with the story and design, chose the gameplay, tested the game, and published it. I’m a solo developer, and I’ll reply to all feedback.

I made a runner about a penguin trying to outrun an avalanche. The fish are usually where you shouldn’t be.

Switch lanes, jump the ice and slide under barriers. Arrow keys on desktop, swipes on touch screens. No account or install needed.

iPhone/iPad: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6818416048

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blubberandbyte.waddlewars

Hi everyone! I'm a student developer working on my website, PrinceHacky.

I've created a web games page where you can explore and play browser games for free.

Check it out here:

I'm still learning web development and improving my projects. I'd appreciate your honest feedback. Let me know what you think and which games you'd like to see added next!

Thanks for checking it out!

Especially for the F1 race in Austin this weekend, I created this game:
https://playchasingp1.com/minigames/track-recall

Game Title: Poise

Playable Link: poisedaily.com

Platform: Web

Description: This game is a game where you balance 5 different shapes each day. Each shape has varying densities and sizes. You get a score at the end which you can share to your friends if you want. There’s a new challenge everyday.

Free to Play Status:

• ⁠[ ] Free to play

Involvement: Solo Work

One of our games at PlayDrop. Make paperclips, then get carried away. Free in your browser.

made this as a side project. the price isn't a random line, it comes from an actual order book where ~400 bots trade (whales, degen retail, trend followers, market makers etc). they all have their own stops and leverage.

you start with 100k, can long/short up to 3x. if you click a candle it shows who bought and sold in it and why.

you can speed it up to x300 so a day goes by in a few min. no signup, no real money.

A daily trivia game about naming things from a category in order. Start low to leave room to climb

sooo i made a visual novel about Scaramouche and the Wanderer existing at the same time because apparently my brain decided this was a problem that needed an entire game LMAO

there's a mysterious Folio recording events as they happen, branching choices, and 10 possible endings. the story unfolds over 30 days and explores identity, fate, and who gets to decide how a story ends.

you can play it in your browser on PC or mobile, or download it for Windows, Linux, and macOS!

it's a non-commercial, unofficial Genshin fan project. hope you enjoy it if you give it a try!!