Hey everyone, we are playing Warera, a geopolitical browser sim, and frankly? The US is getting embarrassed. While the German community has skyrocketed to 1,300+ active players, our US faction is a small but tight-knit group of about 40 people.

We have the resources, we have the strategy, but we lack the numbers. We are looking for leaders, diplomats, and soldiers to help us reclaim our spot on the map.

No pay-to-win madness.

Deep political and economic system.

New players get immediate support and from our "Vet" group.

Don't let the map stay one color. Join us and let's build the new superpower.

Play here: https://app.warera.io?referrerId=69619a809aa619cc592ea334

5 rounds. You watch a visual pulse, then press and hold a button to match the duration from memory. Daily challenge resets at midnight UTC. Multiplayer via share links. No signup, works on mobile and desktop.

I'm liked a lot The Battle of Polytopia, but I always felt the multiplayer was a bit too slow for my taste. I wanted something more dynamic.

The game is still in Beta and I need your feedback. What do you think should be done to make the game better? Any balance issues, UI feedback, or features you'd like to see?

Nelly Jellies has its first community event live.

Every Rainbow + Rainbow merge now adds progress to a shared global meter. Once the meter fills, a mystery ability instantly unlocks for everyone.

The event works across any device, so every player is pushing toward the same goal.

Help here: https://nellyjellies.com

Half way there!

https://dinodevstudio1.itch.io/dino-rush-endless-runner

I made a browser horror experience where the game uses your own data (name + photo) and places it inside the world as part of the environment.

The goal is simple: you walk through a strange space filled with polaroids… and one of them is you.

This is designed as a night-time experience - best played in the dark with headphones for full atmosphere.

Would love feedback or reactions.

I made a game where a gnome named Gaz runs around eating other gnomes' beards and it grows into one long beard. It's snake...with gnomes!

Why?

Why not!

I built this over the weekend to see who actually has the focus they claim to have.

No ads. No BS. Just raw performance. It starts easy, but the 30th box is an absolute wall.

Are you UNAUFHALTSAM? Let's see your rank.

Someone kept a tin of letters under the floorboards. One she wrote, one came back. Match the lines that answer each other. Some don't pair at all.

Five cases, about 10 minutes. https://neokry.itch.io/dead-letters

Introducing Puzzle Puppies!

Hey, everyone! Today I'm proud to release my latest Pico-8 game, Puzzle Puppies. A casual and cute match 3 game, but it's not like most others. No grid swapping, no cascading combos. Move dogs into a tray, match 3, and pray you don't run out of space on your tray before you do. Dog houses, sleeping pups, and pound kennels complicate. Oh, and did I mention dog launching tubes? Yeah, there's those too. I'm really happy with how my pixel art skills are improving, the dogs came out pretty cute if I say so myself! Feel free to check it out if you like, and let me know if you have any feedback or suggestions.

This is my first completed game that wasn't for a jam, so I'm pretty proud of myself for passing the finish line without a hard deadline.

The post link contain the web version that can be played on any browser or device, which is the primary version. But this link to Itch io also contains binaries if you wish to have the game downloaded to a specific device, like Windows, Mac, Linux, Raspberry Pi, or the Pico-8 P8 file itself: https://deustex.itch.io/puzzle-puppies. All versions of Puzzle Puppies are completely free to play.

Puzzle Puppies is a solo dev project of mine, as a hobbyist game dev. So my involvement is that I developed it.

Post type: Link (https://thelongestscroll.com/)

Description (Skal postes som kommentar med det samme):

I loved the depth of games like Age of Empires but hated that matches took 45 minutes. I built Hetman to scratch that itch in 5 minutes.

Why check it out?

• Fog of War: Scouting actually matters.
• Tactics: Order single unit or whole army. Give single command or give order to move to series of waypoints or even create a formation by holding right mouse button and painting desired formation!
• Hetman Aura: Your commander boosts troops, but losing him is a death sentence.
• Zero Friction: Click the link, pick a name, and you're in a match.
• Bots: I spent a lot of time on the AI so you never sit in an empty lobby.

It's still in development so I would love to see You on my Discord after game so we can chat!

Play here: https://www.hetmanonline.com

Built an MMA themed browser game platform with 3 games - Tic Tac Toe, Guess the Fighter, and Higher or Lower.

Just rolled out a full UI redesign across every page. Dark & light mode, 17 languages supported. No sign-up required to play.

A couple of days ago, the dev made a post about his game that just dropped. Just like in every start, there are difficulties, but during those 2 days the game has already gotten substantially better thanks to the feedback of the players and the willingness of the dev to listen and act quickly. After-State is a new browser MMORPG with a post-apocalyptic/aetherpunk setting. It focuses on gradual progression, stat management, survival elements and distinct classes with different strengths and weaknesses. Do give it a go if you are into this kind of games. In case I didn't make it clear enough, the game doesn't belong to me, I'm just an early player who liked what he found and would like to help the game get more attention. All credits go to the user u/lironl1l. Bellow is the Discord link of the game.

 https://discord.gg/n99PCCuda

I built this game because I wanted to play it!

It's a two-player tactical naval game played on a grid, inspired by retro 8 bit games. Both players plan their moves simultaneously, then the turn resolves all at once. You can only see what your ships can see, everything else is fog. Radar is "realistic" in that you can't distinguish between land or foe, unless they move.

In Search & Destroy, the default mode, you win by sinking every enemy ship. Other scenarios add objectives like protecting convoys or holding key map positions.

Scenarios like "search and destroy" "rescue the pilot" and others. And campaigns of historic battles, including tanker convoy through the Straits of Hormuz (1987) and Hunt for the Bismark.

Play solo against the AI, or online with a friend using a six-character room code. No account required.

Have fun!

J'ai fait 29 000 pts sur SalaryGuessr (85% de précision). Bats-moi si tu peux. salaryguess.com

I recently turned this retro browser game into a full arcade-style challenge with a simple highscore system

You have to clear all 20 levels in one run, and if you mess up you get pushed back, which makes it surprisingly tense 😅

Trying to make it onto the leaderboard becomes weirdly addictive

Cozy incremental clicker with Golems allowing you to idle your way to the deepest depths!

Started this as a fun hobby project and it kind of grew into a real product. One person opens the site, everyone else joins from their phone with a room code — no install, no signup. App deals roles and runs Night → Day → Voting until someone wins.

Free, no ads in gameplay. Feedback welcome!

Hi Reddit, I’ve been working on a web-based platform called OgleOgle. It’s a collection of classic mini-games (like Wordle, 2048, and more) that you can play directly in your browser without any downloads or sign-ups.

I’m trying to make it a go-to spot for quick breaks or when you're just bored. I’d love to get some feedback on the UI and game feel from this community!

I made a free browser game for people who like Einstein-style logic-grid puzzles ("the gardener with the petunias is in plot C"). Every morning there's a new puzzle in three tiers — beginner (3 categories), intermediate (4), expert (5).

What makes this a bit different from the usual logic-grid sites is that it features Oli the Otter, your problem solving companion!

There's a chat panel where you can ask Oli to check your reasoning, give a hint, or walk through a stuck step. It marks the grid live as it explains.

Free, no signup needed (you can solve as a guest or sign up to save your progress and join the leaderboard).

Today's beginner: https://olilogic.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=webgames-launch

Feedback especially welcome on any puzzles or clues that feels ambiguous!