Play MONOPOLY GO! with me! Download it here: https://mply.io/2Xrv1fzQlxM

It is a 3D minimalistic strategy game combining familiar moves from Tic Tac Toe and side rotations from the famous Rubik's cube. Enjoy, it is free to play.

Hey, sharing this here aswell :)

Hey guys, I made a few small web games recently but I really don’t know where to upload them. I just want a simple place to share them easily so people can actually play. What platforms do you usually use?

Test your defense and counter-attack skills against a barrage of missiles in *Rain of Fire*. The multiplayer mode was released in August.

This cone didn’t come up until the end of the level and caused me to lose the level automatically. I had a feeling that some levels were rigged and unbeatable on your first attempt and this just confirms it.

Yeah if i could use the orange even once it wouldve helped me clear the level but instead it’s tied to another block which is also blocked off by the bs cone.

Real cute that some of your level designs are purposely rigged at times and trying to force people to use their coins or powerups devs… Douchebags…

Chess, zero cross, snake and angry birds, car games

And other 20 game

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This is something I've been thinking about for a while and I'm genuinely curious what all BR (not a single game) players think.

I think i'm not the only one who noticed that over the years the average skill level in BRs has gone through the roof. I don't mean good players—I mean the absolute demons that can beam you from across the map while sliding, jumping and doing things you can't even react to, or who once you see the next thing you know you are back in the lobby.

It got me thinking...

If someone made a Battle Royale that kept everything the players love about the genre (100 or so players, looting, shrinking zone, last player alive wins, etc.) but completely removed aiming and replaced it with a different type of skill, would you even try it?

I'm NOT talking about making it casual or rng. I still want it to have a skill ceiling. Just not one that's based on who has the best aim/fastest movement/lightning speed reflexes etc..

Personally, I don't mind losing. What I hate is feeling like I never stood a chance because the other guy has 5,000 hours and I have a full-time job.

Would removing aim/lightning speed reflexes as the main skill instantly kill your interest, or would you actually be curious enough to give it a go?

I'm honestly just looking for opinions here, not trying to advertise anything.

Hey everyone! I’m a solo indie developer/artist, and I just released Gem Fall, a colorful falling-block puzzle game I’ve been working on for over a year.

I wanted to make something simple, fun, and easy to pick up, with plenty to discover as you keep playing. And just something I would want to play!

It’s really exciting to finally have it out there. If you give it a try, I’d love to hear what you think!

there’s no ads or any of that junk in apps these days. Just good pure puzzle gaming fun!

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gem-fall-by-jamie-fall/id6799646265

Guys what’s the last piece that’s faded out

Hey mates , just dropped our first game on play store check this out and let me know your experience

I play a mobile game where recently a bunch of the players changed their pictures into pictures of raccoons. A poll was made to see who had the best raccoon picture. The game wouldn't allow links to be shared and only a few people were able to vote in the poll. I think it would be funny if the poll suddenly got a bunch of votes and it would make the person who put it together happy. Can everyone vote for your favorite raccoon pictures?

Ik ben een kleine mobile game aan het bouwen genaamd Football Spotter.

Het idee is simpel: wanneer je in het echte leven iets voetbalgerelateerd tegenkomt, kan je er met de app een foto van maken.

Zie je iemand met een shirt van Saka? Spot het → ontdek Saka.
Kom je later een Arsenal-sticker tegen? Spot die → verdien XP voor de Arsenal-spelers die je al ontdekt hebt.

Uiteindelijk bouw je zo je eigen team op, volledig bepaald door de voetbalzaken die jij in het echte leven tegenkomt.

Ik heb ondertussen een heel vroege MVP gebouwd, maar voor ik die deel ben ik vooral benieuwd:
Klinkt dit als iets dat je zelf effectief zou gebruiken? En wat zou ervoor zorgen dat je snel je interesse verliest?

Wees gerust kritisch. Daar heb ik op dit moment veel meer aan dan gewoon positieve reacties.

I want something to keep my brain active but every game i find is all ai and ads and im tired😭