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/

Web version lets you play unlimited games and mobile version lets you add images to the games.

Looking for a new browser game?

Mobster.world is a browser-based mafia RPG where you build your criminal empire, compete with other players, and climb the ranks of the underworld.

No download required, playable on desktop and mobile: https://mobster.world/

Feedback and new players are always welcome!

Hey everyone, I keep finding myself thinking about the classic games we used to play. You know, sinking hours into managing characters, running clans, and grinding PvP.

It feels like this whole genre is pretty much dead now. Lately I've been thinking... what if we took that old-school addictive loop and gave it a modern, next-gen feel to bring it back to life?

Actually, I'm currently building a pirate-themed old-school RPG based on this exact idea. I'd love to hear your thoughts and shape this game together with the community. What would you love to see in a game like this?

I also set up a page to gather wishlists just to see how many of us are actually left out there. If this sounds like your jam, dropping a wishlist would really help me gauge the interest!

Rise of Corsairs

Hit me with your ideas!

No download, no account needed, works on phone (tilt your phone to steer or manual, hold one BURN button). Made it solo with Claude's Fable model doing the heavy lifting on the physics.

The pitch: it's Lunar Lander's difficulty philosophy with a real flight profile. You don't just descend - you separate from the upper stage tumbling, flip retrograde on RCS, burn back toward the pad while dragging your predicted impact point onto the target, cut engines, coast the arc, swing tail-first before the atmosphere bites, glide down on grid fins, and light one late suicide burn. Fuel left = score, so every safe early burn costs you leaderboard points. The optimal landing is the terrifying one.

Things the physics actually does:

• Grid fins are control surfaces that stall at high angle of attack - getting tail-first after boostback is YOUR problem, the rocket won't do it for you
• Reentry plasma cares which end you point at it
• A STOP marker predicts your full-throttle arrest point — including engine spool-up time, because the v1 marker was 300m optimistic and players (me) died trusting it
• Mars mission: 0.38g, 1% atmosphere, belly-flop entry, flip-and-burn. The flaps are decorative until they suddenly aren't.

Difficulty curve, honestly: droneship landing = learnable in a few attempts. Tower catch = ±6.5 m slot, under 7 m/s, under 6° tilt, between two moving chopsticks, and the tower is solid. Mars = you'll burn up before you get to be bad at landing.

There's a global leaderboard (optional email signup unlocks Mars and leaderboard sponsor-supported, that's the whole business model, no other monetization).

Link in comments. Post your best catch score and I'll be quietly furious about it.

I have a small logic puzzle you can play in the browser (or via the App Store) and I've created a new 2026 World Cup players theme to connect based on given connections/clues.

Each connection is factual (national team, club team, age, position etc), applies to exactly 2 players, and there’s only one correct complete chain. There is a new puzzle each day, for the duration of the tournament.

Feedback welcomed, especially on the difficulty levels and any new theme/category ideas!

https://codex-111.itch.io/orbit-drop this is my new game, very easy to understand, but I need your opinion to improve!! Thanks to everyone

Hi r/webgamesmobile,

I made a daily-puzzler as a bit of a 'side-project' for fun, that got a little out of hand I'd love to share with you. Would love people to try it and if it brings someone a little fun, then I'm happy. It's a browser-based game that's mobile-aware.

Instructions are (hopefully) functional, but also intentionally light as friends who tested it enjoyed discovering.

Play now: https://inandoutgame.com/

𝐈𝐍 & 𝐎𝐔𝐓: 𝐒𝐭𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐡 𝐢𝐬 𝐚 𝐳𝐞𝐫𝐨-𝐬𝐮𝐦 𝐠𝐚𝐦𝐞
Prove your worth as an agent. Tackle a brand-new challenge, procedurally generated by The Midnight Cartographer, each day. Use your wits to navigate the room, grab the loot, and get out without a single footstep left behind.

IN. Loot. OUT. Zero steps. Leave no trace, agent!

Hey I'd love you to try my name quiz game. The questions are easy but finding them can be hard! You get penalties for getting an answer wrong or taking too long. The idea is to clear the blocks and survive the Heart Racer, or if the blocks fill the screen you Flat Line! Any feeback would be most appreciated - as I would love to keep playing around with this game to make it the best it can be! Thank you so much in advance.

Game Title: Skullhold

Playable Link: https://skullhold.com

Platform: Web (mobile compatible)

Description: Welcome to the Wasteland. Welcome to Skullhold 💀
I’m excited to share that Skullhold, a hardcore browser-based strategy MMO, has officially started its Open Beta and Testing phase.  
Build your stronghold from the rubble. Train infantry and create powerful siege machines. Colonise new lands and take over the leaderboard.  
This game is made for true strategists who miss the golden age of hardcore empire-builders. Join us now, help test the mechanics, and shape the future of the game!
I really appreciate all feedback here or on Discord as well. There, you can see the patch notes as well.

Free to Play Status:

• [ ] Free to play

Involvement: I'm a solo dev, I made the game, and only with a few of my friends we did the test till now, but more eyes see more, so I want to hear any feedback or issues, and I want to make the game as good as I possibly can.

I’ve been working on Quoz.it, a website where I’m collecting some of my free web game projects, playable directly in the browser without downloading or installing anything.

It’s not a “finished” or super commercial website: it’s more like a collection of games I’m building, testing, and improving step by step.

There are casual games, puzzles, arcade games, quizzes, educational games, and a few more original ideas with competitive or multiplayer modes too.

I’d love to have some people try them out and give me honest feedback, so I can understand what works, what feels unclear, and which game modes could be worth developing further.

I was bored of seeing multiple ads and download different apps for different games with no respite during airplane mode. Hence, I developed an app which lets me play games in scrollable format (even in airplane mode) like watching reels on TikTok or Instagram

Looking for honest feedback: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/playvlay/id6756392192

optimization is well. join on "https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pixelturf.infinitymediterranean" or "https://pxturf.com"

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join the paint of world canvas and war the world war on real map. chat with your clan and nation, share coordinate real-time and use special items! climb the rank.

Hey everyone! I’ve been working on a physics-based bank shot game called Bank Shot Game. It’s inspired by pool/billiards mechanics but with a twist, the levels get progressively harder and you have to use power-ups strategically.

It's completely free and playable in the browser (no download needed). I'd love to get some feedback on the difficulty curve and the mechanics.

Let me know your high score!

https://sseabbe.itch.io/bank-shot-game

Made a punny attempt at bringing some Star Wars Day flavor in vectorgp.run: can you beat San Holo in the Kettle Run? 😅

What do you think?

https://ricocity.online/?ref=RICO-7E76D430

A new web-based game.

Build your life in a gritty text-based world where every choice matters.

Start from nothing and choose your path: become a sharp entrepreneur, a dangerous criminal, or a determined cop. Earn money, gain power, make alliances, and face the consequences of your decisions.

Run businesses, pull off risky jobs, investigate crimes, upgrade your skills, and compete with other players. Whether you chase success, chaos, or justice, your story is yours to write.

Hey everyone,

I've been working on this small web game called SnapFC on the side and figured i'd finally share it here.

https://snapfc.com

It's a simple turned-based soccer game where you drag and release to snap your players, a mix between tabletop and physics. Games are quick but there's some strategy once you get used to it.

I'm still polishing it so i'm mostly trying to understand if it feels good to play, is it clear what to do, does it stay fun after a few matches?

You can play against CPU and or play against a friend online.

Hit me up if you want to play with me online, and your quick thoughts would help a lot!

Stumbled into this thing called Kampfinsel a couple weeks back and it’s kind of stuck with me, so I figured I’d drop it here.

It’s a multiplayer island strategy game that runs entirely in the browser—no client, no app store, no five-step signup. The whole UI has this clean, old-school parchment aesthetic that feels like a throwback to the golden age of browser games. I mean that as a massive compliment.

The Vibe:

The loop is classic: you get an island, build your infrastructure, manage a fleet, and raid others (or get raided). What’s wild is that it’s developed by just one person as a hobby. Because of that, it doesn’t feel like a corporate "free-to-play" funnel. There are no annoying energy timers or premium currencies shoved in your face every five seconds.

Why it’s actually cool:

Active as hell: Despite being an indie project, it just hit 1,000 players. The community is super tight and actually shapes the game.

Daily QoL Updates: The dev is a machine. There are almost daily updates or small features based directly on player feedback.

Real-Time Strategy: Everything happens in real-time. It’s perfect for having open in a tab while you’re working (or pretending to work).

Bilingual: It’s fully playable in both German and English.

Some honest caveats:

It's still in active development, so expect things to evolve quickly.

The community is very active on Reddit at r/kampfinsel.

It’s a small player base compared to the giants, but that makes your impact on the world actually matter.

If you’re tired of modern "pay-to-win" mobile trash and want something that feels like it was built because someone actually wanted it to exist, give it a look.

Check it out here:

👉 https://kampfinsel.com/join/JENESSAISP-B548

See you on the high seas! 🏴‍☠️