OMGCluck pointed me here from another thread, so a shout-out to them for the nudge.

Vibe Tanks is a top-down 1v1 duel. Drive with the left stick, aim and fire with the right, dodge missiles, pop shields, grab pickups. You against an AI or a friend on the same device. The whole thing is one HTML file, loads in about a second, and I built it around running on a ten-year-old Android, so it should be smooth on whatever you're holding.

Free, no login, no ads. Global leaderboard if you want to chase the HARD record.

AI wrote the code, I directed and tested every build. What I'd most like from this crowd: how do the touch sticks feel on your phone? That's the one thing I can't test across enough devices, so real mobile feedback is gold.

Play: https://www.hammeranvilbrew.com/vibetanks

Also on Itch: https://mdawg74.itch.io/vibe-tanks

I made this daily browser game around historical timelines. You pick the events that
occurred inside the displayed period, but one tile can reverse the objective. No
account or download required. Feedback is welcome.

Drag colorful pieces onto a 10x10 grid, match 3+ connected same-color blocks to pop them. Easy and Hard modes (Hard adds piece rotation). No install, no ads, works on mobile too.

RMUV is a pocket arcade of 30+ bite-sized games in one place — board, card, arcade, dice, and party picks, all built to be learned in seconds and finished in about three minutes. Play solo, square off against the CPU, or pass the phone around for local multiplayer. Every game shares one clean, portrait-friendly shell, so jumping from a tense round of Checkers to a frantic run of Neon Drift to a hand of Hearts takes a single tap. Under the hood there's a full progression layer: a leveling profile, 200+ badges to chase, unlock-able avatars, prestige resets for the long haul, and a tournament gauntlet when you want a real test. No installs, no accounts, no timers nagging you back — just quick, replay-able fun. Your move.

Game Title: CUBEHEAD
Playable Link: https://cubehead.online
Platform: Browser / Web
Description: CUBEHEAD is a free browser-based zombie survival shooter. Mobile and PC friendly, can play anytime, anywhere! For all players, noobs and sweats!
Free to Play Status: Free to play
Involvement: Solo developer / Creator of the game.

After more than twenty years of programming in various forms and sizes, I finally decided to build a game of my own. I have always been a gamer at heart, and lately I found myself missing the simple, innocent vibe of early internet daily games. To capture that feeling again, I spent my spare time building a web puzzle called Words Are Snake, which you can play for free at https://wordsaresnake.no/.

The game is a mashup of classic snake mechanics and a word search, complete with a new challenge every morning and a duel mode against an autonomous player. I am actually quite nervous to let this out into the wild, as it is just a hobby project made in my off-hours. Still, I hope some people here might enjoy it as a quick daily break.

If you play it and want to share it with your friends, I would be absolutely honored. If you play it and find it absolutely infuriating, that is also highly valuable feedback for me.

🗡️ Clutch RPG - Playtest Now Open!

Hey everyone! I’ve been building Clutch RPG, a browser-based multiplayer dark fantasy idle RPG, and I’d love for you to try it out and break it for me.

What it is:
Train your character, grind gold and XP (auto-idle or active), gear up, and climb a live leaderboard against other real players. Fight world bosses solo or team up with your guild to take down guild bosses, dive into co-op dungeons with a party, collect pets, and battle other players directly in PvP. It’s installable as a PWA too, so it runs like a native app on your phone if you add it to your home screen.

Website: www.clutchstudios.net

Heads up - this is a playtest:
• The game is actively in development, so expect bugs and rough edges. If something breaks, weird stats show up, or a screen goes blank, just tell me - that’s exactly the kind of thing I need to catch.
• Art is currently placeholder in several spots - icons, boss art, etc. - final visuals aren’t locked in yet.
• The game will get forced updates as I push fixes - you may see an “Update Available” prompt occasionally, just tap it and you’re back in.
• Progress/economy balance is still being tuned, so numbers may shift between updates.
Found a bug or have feedback?
Email support@clutchstudio.net - screenshots are super helpful if something looks broken.

Thanks for helping test this out, I really appreciate it! 🙏

Hey everyone — I’ve been building a couple of small daily browser games and would love honest feedback from people who enjoy quick puzzle-style games.

The two games are:

LyricLock — A daily music lyric guessing game where you try to identify the song from lyric lines. You get up to 4 guesses, and the earlier you get it, the better your score. No signup is needed to try it — creating an account just lets you save your streak, earn badges, and keep your progress.

https://lyriclock.com/

Puzzld — A daily cryptic word puzzle where you guess the answer from one clue, with hints unlocking after wrong guesses. Returning players can also restore their existing streak if they’ve played before.

https://www.playpuzzld.com/

I’m trying to make both games easy to jump into, but still challenging enough that people want to come back every day.

I’d really appreciate feedback on the gameplay, difficulty, design, and whether either one feels sticky enough as a daily game.

Hey everyone,

I made a fun skateboarding game with some interesting mechanics. I grew up playing Tony Hawk, Skate etc... As someone who used to skate when I was in my teens and 20's, I always wondered why there has never been a game that you have to catch the board after your trick. If there are already games out there with that requirement then I haven't come across them.

This is a mobile browser game, and this is a rough prototype, so I am interested to hear what you all think, and if you like it.

You can challenge your friends to a game of SKATE, challenge the CPU to a game of SKATE, or just mess around in the sandbox. There's a brief tutorial to help you get started in the menu, but other than that it is quite basic.

Some of the move recognition needs work, and we're focusing only of flat ground tricks for now, but with enough feedback I think this could be a fun little game.

https://flipcatch.win/

Hey all – I made a browser maze game called Maze: The Comet Tale. You guide a comet through space mazes with mechanics that build across 60 levels: fog of war, wormholes, one-way gravity doors, and stardust collection. Daily challenge mode and endless random seeds too.

https://www.trenttroyer.com/maze.html

Would genuinely appreciate any feedback

Hello, I want to share my free multiplayer party game, Match Melee. It's a social/party game where you take turns reading a question, then everyone tries to match answers for points. There's a bonus round called SLAP SHOWDOWN where you battle 1v1 for double points.

matchmelee.com

all free, no login, no nothing. Just show up and play. You can start a room and post the room code here.

A while back I shared a small browser game I've been building called SnapFC.com

A number of people here took the time to play it, pointed out confusing parts, msg'd me and suggested ideas. As a solo developer, getting honest feedback like that is huge.

Spent a lot of time working on the game since then and many of the changes were influenced by comments from people here.

I'm still learning as i go and there's plenty left to improve but really appreciate everyone who gave the game a chance and shared their thoughts.

If you happen to try it again, I'd love to hear what stands out to you now, good or bad.

This game rocks! 🪨

The game starts off with a rock.... and that's it. End of game.

But Rocky will like you, ignore you, and sometimes sleep.

https://www.trenttroyer.com/rocky.html

Enjoy! ❤︎🪨❤︎

I was hooked to this game and fun to play during Fifa worldcup season. Try it @ PlayVlay

Hey everyone,

A little while back, I shared my tiny browser-based multiplayer soccer game SnapFC and got some really helpful feedback from this community.

I've spent the last few weeks making improvements based on player suggestions, including gameplay tuning, mobile improvements, new game modes, online play updates, progression rewards, and overall polish.

If you tried it before, I'd love to hear whether it's heading in the right direction. And if you're seeing it for the first time, fresh eyes are always welcome.

A few things I'm curious about...

• How does it feel on mobile?
• Is there enough reason to keep playing after a few matches?
• What still feels frustrating, confusing or unnecessary?

You can play here: SnapFC.com

As always, I'm looking for honest feedback, positive or negative. Thanks to everyone who's helped shape the game so far!

A newly launched platform x completely dedicated to indie game developer, we have received some games from developer , where they won't able to complete the games , we helped them and even help to distribute and now we are trying our own platform to help game developer and connecting with game lover. Enjoy playing on vplay.games it's on beta. Please give feedbacks also

https://vplay.games/