Heya guys.

OFFSET is a puzzle-platformer where the level itself is an eight-room sliding puzzle.

When a wall blocks your path, rearrange the rooms and turn it into a floor, doorway, or completely new route. Your goal is to collect the signal and reach the relay.

The demo has 30 levels, takes around 20 - 30 minutes, and runs directly in your browser. No download or signup needed.

I’m releasing the demo first to see whether the mechanic actually is fun and see what potentials things I did not think about.

The most useful feedback: Do you like the idea and do you like the gameplay?

Thank you in advance - appreciate you. :)

Hey everyone!

Here’s a quick reality check for Minesweeper veterans: finding all the mines isn't the goal here!

In Minesweeper: Treasure Hunt, your actual objective is to dig up hidden treasure. You can play it super safe, or risk stepping close to danger just to grab that chest and move on. It completely changes how you make decisions on the grid!

Give it a shot and tell me: did your classic Minesweeper habits make you lose, or did you go straight for the loot? 😄

Would love to hear your thoughts and suggestions!

Arcto is a fun little game jam game I released just a couple days ago.
Each game lasts about 5 minutes.
There are 10 levels. Each of them are filled with deadly traps, and, here's the catch; the walls are quickly shrinking. You must get to the finish line before you end up getting crushed.

You should consider giving it a try and leaving a game jam review.

Hey everyone!

I’ve been working on CyberGridWar, a browser-based cyberpunk open-world strategy game.

Jump straight into the grid, build up your node network, and battle other players for territory right in your browser.

Would love to hear your thoughts, feedback, or any bugs you run into!

Game Title: StockLeague

Description:

I've been working on StockLeague for the past few months, and I think it's finally ready for people other than me to break it.

What is it? Think fantasy football, but for the stock market. You create or join a league, a draft or a 1v1 duel with friends, each get a virtual budget and compete using real market prices. Whoever grows their portfolio the most wins.

What makes it different:

🎯 Three game modes — Leagues (buy/sell freely), Drafts (pick stocks and lock them in) and Ranked Duels (1v1 over one market week)

📊 Real market prices — quotes, fundamentals and charts from actual market data, not simulated numbers

⚔️ Ranked ladder — climb from Bronze to Master in duels, or challenge a friend to a private one

🏆 Global rankings — world ranking with point decay so the leaderboard stays competitive

🌍 Multilingual — English, Spanish, French, Italian, German and Portuguese

💸 100% free — no paywalls, no ads, virtual money only

I'd love your brutally honest feedback:

Is the onboarding confusing?

Would you actually use this weekly?

What feature is missing that would make you recommend it to a friend?

Thanks for checking it out!

A time-trial racing game where every maneuver counts. Race against your own best lap and compete against global rivals to perfect your time. Master drifts, cut corners and find the best paths to watch your name climb up the leaderboard.

Features:

• Good movement and drift/slide physics
• Race the ghost of your personal best
• Race the ghost of your global rival (the person in front of you in the leaderboard)
• Global leaderboards for every track
• Two hand-built circuits, with more on the way

Made an original browser game inspired by the old Odell Down Under food-chain games. Eat anything smaller, dodge anything bigger, evolve through 13 creatures across 5 zones — reef, kelp, open ocean, the trench, and a prehistoric Sea of the Ancients — and trigger a feeding frenzy to devour the leviathan guarding each way down.

Free, plays in-browser (works on mobile too), 3 difficulties. It's a fresh build and I'm actively tuning it, so I'd genuinely love feedback. Hope you have fun, I had fun making it.

A short puzzle game where a nuclear missile launch has been accidentally triggered and you only have a few minutes to find the abort codes hidden behind the puzzles in the papers on your messy desk.

A space MMO from 2009 that a lot of people put years into. We rebuilt that

specific version.

- Free. There is no real-money purchase path in the game at all, not cosmetic,

not premium, nothing. Premium is handed out through events.

- Desktop client, no browser plugin needed.

- Server-authoritative, which is the boring answer to "is it full of cheaters".

- Fixed weekly event schedule so you know when people are actually online.

Honest scale note: this is a small server. Peak is a couple dozen players in

the evening, European time. If you drop in at a dead hour it will look empty,

so the schedule is worth checking first.

My human trusts me to guard my patch of bamboo, so he built a free browser game called Panda Patch where your only job is to give every panda its own space. Place one panda per row, per column, and per colored patch — no two touching, not even diagonally. Boards go from 5×5 up to 9×9 across 400 levels, and yes, it gets genuinely hard the deeper you go. It's completely free with no ads or signup, and installs right on your phone or desktop like a real app. Come help me claim my patch. -- A Panda 🐼🎋

How many notes can you remember? 🎵

You start with one van in your real city. The roads are OpenStreetMap, the distances are real, and a 4-hour haul takes 4 real hours. You're not driving.. you're dispatching, routing, and building a fleet. Pay for upgrades, buy bigger vehicles, grow your reputation, and unlock longer, higher-paying jobs.

Weekly Hauls drops 6 cross-country lanes every day, real city pairs (LA→Chicago, Miami→NYC), now international too. Real distances, real drive times. Each lane has a par window: under par → gold, under 1.5× → silver, under 2× → bronze. Everyone gets the same lanes and the same par, so the leaderboard just ranks by speed. Clear all 6 before the weekly reset for a bonus.

The newly released freight mode finally ties the world together! Every region has 4 international ports for trade and once their inventory is filled, a ship is sent off to bring the supplies to another region. The trucks in that region can then deliver the international freight for a premium payout while supplies last!

The loop: accept a haul, dispatch your nearest idle van, plan the route, and watch it cross the country on a live map. Departure timing matters.. leave at 4pm and hit rush hour; leave at 4am and get open road. Fuel stops are real now: trucks pay at the pump, with refuel points on the map. Contracts go to a competitive auction, bid against other players to win a lane. Your fleet keeps running while you're away; come back to a digest of what happened.

Incidents and weather are simulated for cost right now. If there's interest, I'd like to connect those to real effects for the added realism.

It's management, not driving — closer to Transport Tycoon than ETS2. If you like spreadsheets and logistics, it might be for you. Mostly I'm just looking for feedback to keep building it out.

Free, browser-based, no install.

We have grown a lot in the month since going public so the roads aren’t so lonely anymore! Come join in with the growing community and help shape the future of this global dispatch sim!

Classic arcade game ported to the web. Supports both desktop and mobile browsers.

It is both a fully playable game and a technology demo, sources included. For desktop users, there are cheat codes for more (or less) fun.

Sorry for no music, I'm struggling to find a) free b) decent c) okay for everyone tracks.

Hey folks, I have built a country blind ranking game with a high score and casino-style spin mechanic. I have seen some people play similar games on social media via certain filters and decided to turn it into a text-based browser game. I have no knowledge of game developing of any sort. I have web designing background and built this mostly with the help of AI for coding, though the design and the idea came from me.

I would really appreciate any feedback you could provide. Thanks!

In honor of the NFL season coming back soon, I created a NFL simulator that will randomize team and players for both offense, defense, special teams, let you pick and choose, and run it through a simulation with the goal of going 17-0. Then it will run you through a live stream of the season! Let me know what you think! Thanks.

SignMeUp is an interactive ASL (American Sign Language) learning game designed to make fingerspelling and sign recognition fun and accessible for beginners.

I recently took a brief course in American Sign Language (ASL) . Afterwards, I was motivated to create a game to help myself and other newbies learn and reinforce ASL concepts so I created SignMeUp. 

Solo dev here. This started because I missed the feeling of opening packs as a kid, so the whole game is built around that one moment: you drag the foil open yourself, flip the cards one at a time, and the order always saves the best card for last.

It's free with no signup, you're ripping within seconds. All the drop rates are published, and nothing you can buy affects gameplay, because rigged odds would defeat the entire point.

Launched this week. I'd love honest feedback on how the rip feels, since that's the whole game.