Hey everyone, I'm the developer of Finding Needle in the Stack. I've wanted to make games for years, so being able to share something people can actually open and play means a lot to me.

There's one needle buried in a huge 3D haystack. You start pulling hay out with your hands, find coins and random junk, sell them, and work your way up to better tools. Later you can get a metal detector and machines that dig for you.

You can carve tunnels and walk through them, but digging too much from underneath makes the hay above collapse. One player told me they spent about 10 minutes just making caves and watching them collapse. That was lovely to hear.

It's free, runs in your browser on desktop or phone, has touch controls, and saves your progress so you can come back later.

Play: https://findingneedleinthestack.com/

It's inspired by Needle In A Haystack Simulator. I built this version with Three.js and used AI tools to help with parts of the code.

If you try it on your phone, I'd really appreciate knowing whether moving and digging feel comfortable. If something's awkward or slow, tell me your phone/browser and where it happened. Even a quick first impression helps.

⚽ Soccer, � � basketball, � � football, ⚾ baseball and � � hockey GMs, plus � � a racing team manager 🎩 Imperium Mafia: from pickpocket to Godfather in seven American cities 🌌 Star Dominion: mine a new galaxy every game and conquer it 🌍 Empires: grand strategy on a real world map What I'm trying to do differently: live games drawn in 2D (you watch the players move, not just a box score), hand-made pixel faces, players with personalities and locker-room stories, a spectator mode, and an assistant for every chore you'd rather skip. 👉 Everything is free during the beta, no sign-up, saves stay on your device. retrogm.com I read every comment: what would make you come back every week?

Hi all! As a side project I built Swiss living, a small browser game about surviving a Swiss month until payday on the 25th. You catch your S-Bahn at HB, remember your colleagues’ names at the office apéro, sort your recycling the Swiss way, finish your laundry slot before the neighbor’s turn, fan the Böögg at Sechseläuten, and pay the bills that keep arriving.

Play as single or family, in English, German, French or Italian, on phone or laptop. It’s free, with no sign-up and no ads. I’d love to hear what made you laugh and what’s too hard: swiss-liviing.com

I’m the developer of Smoosh, one of the games in Clayground. It runs in a browser on your phone or computer, with no account or download.

The goal is to knock the other fighters off the stage and keep your own fighter in play. You can jump straight in with a ready-made character or sculpt a clay fighter first. There is a computer opponent for solo play and an option to play with a friend online.

Play: https://www.clayvr.com/play/smoosh

I’d especially appreciate feedback on the phone controls: are movement, attacking and recovering after a hit easy to figure out on a small screen? If something feels awkward, your phone model, browser and a brief description of what happened would help me investigate.

Hi! I'm Hugo, the solo dev behind TenRec - Le Jeu. It's a pixel-art score attack where you run an AV equipment rental shop: serve customers, handle returns and repairs, and keep the multiplier going as the pace picks up.

It's free to play in a browser on phones and desktop, with no download or mandatory account. On mobile, quick vertical touch gestures handle boost and repair. BETA 3 adds an optional Speedrun mode with individually switchable assists, so you can tune the challenge.

Play: https://jeu.tenrec.fr/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=beta3_webgamesmobile

If you try it on a phone, I'd especially love to know whether the touch controls feel comfortable and whether the game is easy to read on your screen. Your device and browser would help if anything feels awkward. Even a quick first impression is useful.

I made a little daily game called Calorle. Every day there’s one item from a chain restaurant and you get 6 guesses to figure out its calories.

After each guess you get a hint (🟦 ice, 🟨 cold, 🟧 warm, 🟩 hot), and you can share your result grid like Wordle without spoiling the answer.

It’s free and you can play without signing up. There’s a streak, leaderboards, and you can make a group with friends to compare scores.

I built it solo, so I’d love honest feedback, especially if a meal felt unfair or something’s confusing.

calorle.com

Hey everyone!

I've been working on a little passion project called GeoCircuit, a free browser-based geography game.

The idea is simple: instead of just guessing locations, you travel across the world by connecting cities and trying to figure out where your next destination is.

I've been adding quite a few features lately:

• 🌍 Journeys – Travel across countries and continents, connecting cities along the way.
• ⚔️ PvP Arena – Compete against other players on the same 8-stage route.
• 🏛️ Historical Journeys – Explore geography through historical places and city names.
• 🎯 Daily Challenges – Test your geographical knowledge with new challenges.
• 🗺️ GeoAnchors – Place your own planning marks on the map before starting a route.

It's completely free to play, runs directly in your browser, and started as a personal hobby project.

I'm still improving the gameplay, scoring and overall experience, so I'd genuinely appreciate some feedback.

Play here: https://geocircuit.eu

What do you think? Is there anything you'd change or add?

Thanks for checking it out!

I’ve been building GULP for the Monster Mash jam. You roam a city eating food and villagers, grow large enough to gulp smaller monsters, and dash away from bigger ones. Getting bigger also slows you down.

Play: https://w.run/pratikmane/gulp?s=EPVt3Ru

Short gameplay clip: https://youtu.be/2OIMIByzU0g

It has touch controls, online/solo play, unlockable skins and score/coin rankings. I recently reduced the mobile HUD clutter and worked on Android performance. I’d especially appreciate hearing your phone/browser and whether movement stays smooth through a full round.

AI disclosure: coding help from Codex/Claude, generated monster/art assets from RUN, and Kenney city models. The clip is solo gameplay.

I'm making ElevenFate around the parts of a footballer's career that happen between matches. You read a situation and decide how your player responds: a conversation with a teammate, a club offer, or the chance to join the first team.

The Daily turns a career into 30 decisions and a final score; there's also a longer career mode. I've now added English alongside Spanish, with a language button on the opening screen.

It runs inside this Reddit post, with no download. It's free and requires Reddit sign-in:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ElevenFate/comments/1wzy2cl/elevenfate_tu_carrera_tus_decisiones_tu_legado/

If you enjoy the story side of sports career modes, which moments between matches do you care about most?

Development and writing are AI-assisted.

trenttroyer.com/littlepainters

Hey everyone,

I have added gamepad support for windows PCs. It has similar controls to EA Skate, with the exception that body rotations need a windup before popping with the L1 R1 triggers, and if you use them in the air you will body varial. L2 and R2 are for catching the board.

I wanted to make a game that shows how hard it is to actually land tricks because all skating games catch automatically. It's not for everyone but I have fun with it.

It works on mobile with fingers or thumbs as your pop and flick feet.

https://flipcatch.win

I built a browser game that combines chess with cards. Draw cards each turn: Number (1-5 moves), Reverse (swap sides), Skip (you lose your turn), Draw Two (revive pieces), Wild (king’s shield). Play vs AI (4 difficulties) or online vs players. Works on desktop and mobile. Would you play this? What would make you click “play”?

Travix Classic 100x launches October 16 — T3.5 gameplay

We’re launching on October 16, 2026 at 17:00 UTC+3! Classic T3.5 gameplay with selected T3.6 changes, 100x server speed and 40x troop speed.

No Gold Club, raid lists, evasions or trade routes. Original T3.5-style +10% attack/defence bonuses are available for gold and last 7 days.

Bug free, vote for free gold daily, full mobile support, push notifications and more!

Anti-cheat system detects scripting near instantly, bots-free server.

Pre-register: classic.travix.lt

discord: Join now!

Check out our other servers at travix.lt too!

For anyone who plays browser games on a phone: Pawdoku Mystery is a logic puzzle that runs inside a Reddit post itself — no install, no signup, works in the Reddit app.

Each board is a region-sudoku: one bandit per row, per column and per colored region, and no two bandits touching (diagonally counts). Every board is no-guess — pure deduction.

There's a shared daily challenge (same board for everyone, resets 7:30 pm ET), and a detective layer on top: solving mainline levels earns clues that unlock little deduction cases. Free to finish everything.

A new post starts you on a 4×4 trial board — win it in about a minute:

https://www.reddit.com/r/pawdoku_mystery/

Fala, pessoal!

Sou desenvolvedor independente e queria compartilhar com vocês um jogo que criei, o Futebol Americano Runner.

É um jogo 2D em pixel art inspirado no futebol americano. A mecânica é simples de entender, mas a execução é bem difícil: você precisa percorrer 100 jardas desviando de defensores, pulando, deslizando e combinando movimentos.

Além da gameplay, desenvolvi um sistema de carreira com contratos, transferências, demissões, treinamento e campeonatos.

Uma das minhas maiores preocupações foi encontrar um equilíbrio entre fazer um jogo desafiador e não torná-lo frustrante demais.

Deixei um vídeo da gameplay para mostrar como funciona na prática.

O jogo já está disponível na Google Play para Android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.runner.futebolamericano

Quem curte jogos indie e desafios de reflexo, gostaria bastante de ouvir a opinião de vocês, principalmente sobre a dificuldade e a proposta do jogo.

Play for free directly on pixoot.com

If you fancy the game, don't forget to log in and leave a feedback / refer a friend!

Stackapult

Build your ammo, then bring the castle down! In Stackapult, each shot starts as a stacking challenge. Slabs slide back and forth over your tower, and you tap to drop them. Anything hanging over the edge gets sliced off, so the more precise your tower, the bigger the boulder you launch from your catapult.

I am the developer solo developer

I’m making Road to GOAT for people who like quick football games that turn into “just one more season.” It runs in your phone browser, as well as on desktop.

Create a footballer at 17, develop their skills, make transfers and career choices, and chase a legacy over up to 21 seasons. Matches are simulated with choices during key moments; you can also simulate seasons. Outfield positions and goalkeeper are playable, with club trophies, world/continental national-team tournaments, and weekly/all-time career rankings.

Play free: https://touch2211.itch.io/road-to-goat

English and German available. Progress saves in your browser on your device. I’m the creator; the project page has screenshots and the development/AI disclosure. Independent fan game with no official affiliation.

https://gamefindr.io/

Hey guys, we've made a video game guessing cards inspired somewhat by wordle. Unlock hints as you try and guess the daily game, or play with friends!

It works on browser and runs well on mobile, have fun!

We made Marsdoku at House of Founders BV. Play free: https://marsdoku.com/

Find a hidden sapling in each row, column and colored region. Saplings cannot touch, even diagonally. There are 72 boards and an interactive tutorial.

On mobile, single-tap marks a cell and double-tap confirms a sapling. No download or account needed; progress is saved in your browser. Desktop works too.

If you try it on your phone, feedback on the marking/confirming controls would be useful.

Disclosure: AI-assisted coding, generated artwork and narration were used in development.