I've been building Old Woods, a turn-based text RPG you play in the browser (Android beta too), in English and Romanian. Every dawn you get fresh turns to hunt, grow and eventually face each wood's guardian. The creatures come from the tales I grew up with: the balaur, the zmei, the strigoi, the ielele dancing in clearings, and the Mother of the Forest.

A few minutes a day is enough. There's a village square, letters, clans, duels, and secrets hidden in the woods. Free, no ads, and nothing for sale makes you stronger.

https://oldwoods.games. I'd love to hear what feels off.

Velderis is a free browser-based MMORPG where you can explore the world, complete quests, collect equipment of different rarities, and improve your gear through upgrades and socketable crystals.

You can strengthen your character by crafting and using temporary potions, compete with other players through PvP and rankings, or team up to fight more challenging enemies such as elites and bosses.

The game also features a player-driven auction house, achievements, parties, and guilds. You can create your own guild or join an existing one, develop guild buildings together with other members, and complete guild challenges.

Velderis has been publicly available since June 26, 2026, so it’s still a relatively new game. I’m actively developing it and regularly releasing updates and improvements based on player feedback.

I’d be happy if you gave it a try, and any feedback is very welcome.

Play here: https://velderis.com/

I just released my first free browser detective mystery on itch.io!

Room 307: The Last Message

A hotel guest has disappeared. His sister receives a message saying he's safe, but the evidence doesn't add up.

Investigate the disappearance, examine documents, compare witness statements, and solve the mystery using evidence-based deductions.

• Free to play
• Around 10–20 minutes
• Play directly in your browser
• No installation required

Play here: https://wellbel.itch.io/room-307-the-last-message

The game was developed with significant AI assistance in writing and programming.

I'd love to hear what you think of the mystery!

Open beta: fully playable, just polishing and fixing bugs with frequent updates. Any feedback is very welcome!

Try my web game. It's simple and quick. Try to beat me :)

Hey everyone,

I built BorderLine, a free browser geography game: click the country it asks for. Simple, except the map flips, drifts, shakes and occasionally lies to you. Zooming costs points and zooms a random amount. The movement controls change every round.

15 rounds solo (Easy / Normal / Hard)
No sign-up, works on desktop and mobile (landscape)

Live duels: challenge a friend with a room code or get matched with random players

I'd love some Feedback and Ideas! : )

I made a free blackjack trainer that runs in the browser: 3D table with a dealer, a coach that explains every mistake, card counting drills (Hi-Lo, true count), a simulator and up to 5 hands at once. Chips only, no real money, no account, no ads.

Play here: https://blackjack-play.app/en/

What would you change or add? I read every comment.

Hice este juego inspirado en slendytubbies en castle make and play

Playable Link: playsyzygy.app

Platform: web

Description: Syzygy is a daily puzzle. Every day there's a new constellation, the same for everyone. Each star is a small cluster of numbers, and in every cluster exactly two numbers add up to a third one. You tap that third number. Solve a star and the camera flies to the next one. The brightest star comes last and opens a small final board, where the answers from four little clusters feed into a center one.

It's only addition, so it's less about math and more about spotting the answer fast. Difficulty follows the week: Monday is easy, Sunday is the hard one. There's a 5 minute cap, and mistakes cost you time in the rankings.

Other things in it:

- race the ghost of another player's run from a past day

- a star map that fills up as you collect the real constellations

- private leagues to compete with friends or coworkers

- an archive of past days to practice on

- 9 languages

No account needed to play. If you want your daily in the rankings, sign in before you start it: a daily played logged out won't count for that day.

What I'd love feedback on:

- Was it clear what to do on your first try, without reading the instructions?

- How did the difficulty feel? Too easy, too hard, right?

- Anything confusing, broken or annoying, especially on phones.

- Would you come back tomorrow? If not, why not?

Free to Play Status:

• [X] Free to play
• [ ] Demo/Key available
• [ ] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)

Involvement:

I'm the sole developer, and this is my first game. I'm a software developer by trade, but I built this mostly with AI, first Gemini and then Claude (what a difference that makes). The spark was a video about a math game where people in the comments kept asking "where can I play it?", so I made one.

The checks are done and Ballzy is fully playable on Steamdeck now. Enjoy!

Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5144960/Ballzy_PvP_Block_Puzzle/

I made this. Who's shaking first? Real 3D street dice, right in your browser

- Hold to shake, flick up to throw: the dice really bounce off the step
- 4-5-6 wins on the spot, 1-2-3 loses, trips beat any point
- Play bots, friends on one phone, a challenge link, or your Telegram group with /dice
- No real money. Just for fun. Post your best roll below

Any feedback is welcome, good or bad.