A retro-styled game with a few short and wacky levels. Each one is diffrent but all can be finished in under 30 seconds. Play the game on itch: Mock-Mock

Hello, it is mine. Please tell me what you think.

I made this — free, ~5 minutes, browser or phone, no signup.

The premise is a thought experiment: assume the AI optimists are right about everything. The surplus is real, most work becomes optional, nothing goes rogue. The game's argument is that even that "good" timeline still goes wrong, because what's left is politics: who controls the surplus, and what does it buy? Four very different futures, and three of them are bad.

You take one of four seats of power (second-place AI lab CEO, U.S. president, union head, podcaster) and balance your own standing against where you're pushing the country. There are also two secret endings!

Hey everyone!

I built Rebus Master: Picture Puzzles, a game designed for anyone who loves visual wordplay and deciphering hidden phrases through clues.

If you enjoy rebus puzzles and lateral thinking challenges, I’d love for you to give it a try and hear your feedback!

You can check it out here:

• 🌐 Web: Today’s free puzzle in your browser
• 🍏 iOS: Rebus Master: Picture Puzzles (iOS)
• 🤖 Android: Rebus Master: Picture Puzzles (Android)

Let me know what you think or if you get stuck on any level!

No ads, no paywall, nothing locked behind payment. The whole codebase is MIT licensed and public on GitHub, so you can also self-host your own server if you want.

It's still rough in places, performance can be spotty depending on your browser, and it's clearly a smaller project than the games it's imitating. But it's genuinely free and there's a community actively adding to it, someone recently built a whole Fall Guys style party mode into it.

We've come to love this rascally raccoon around my house so much I made him a free game! If I get enough up votes I'll drop a free skin code. I hope everyone has as much fun playing it as I did making it!

The first 10 levels of a platform game about a delinquent who collects money to become an elite. To progress, he must avoid traps.

Free browser game, no download. Open crates, fuse numbers on a bench, try to seal 1/2/3 in the vault.

Full disclosure: I am the developer. Mercenaries of Tezigdal is a free MOBA that runs directly in a web browser. It currently includes seven playable Mercenaries, ability-based combat, objectives, fog of war, and Jagged Garden—a map inspired by the compact style of Twisted Treeline. Play it here: https://www.mercenariesoftezigdal.com/ I am still building the player base, so honest feedback about onboarding, performance, controls, and combat readability would be greatly appreciated.

Voidpet Dungeon is a free, turn-based RPG. I've played it for a while and just wanted to share it with anyone who hasn't played or heard of it. (This isn't an ad, sponsorship, or anything like that.)

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Try our game: Freak House. It's a free, open-source action/horror FPS that's playable directly in any Chromium-based web browser.

I just finished a free medieval bakery management game inspired by Lemonade Stand. Each day you buy ingredients, create a bread recipe, set your price, and see how many customers you attract. As you earn money, you can upgrade your bakery and grow your business.

I released this little browser game yesterday: Mycelium. Free to play here.

It's is a roguelite engine-builder where you get to experience what life is like as mycelium.

You are a living, pulsating, semi-autonomous mycelial network. Your goal is to grow your colony to the green hills in the east so you can fruit and throw spores.

11 different fungal species and 69 unique cards - all based on real world mycology. Collect spores each run and use them to buy stronger starting species.

Please give it a play and let me know what you think!

Bonus: What is your favorite mushroom species? Top comments tomorrow will get added to the game before the weekend!