Game Title:

CLUTCH

​Platform:

Web / Browser (PC & Mobile)

​Description:

CLUTCH is a fast-paced, free-to-play 5v5 tactical first-person shooter that runs directly inside any web browser with zero downloads, installations, or account registration required. Built with WebGL, the game focuses on competitive core shooter mechanics, including realistic counter-strafing, weapon recoil spray patterns, 1v1 duel modes, and a 10-tier Elo ranking system (ranging from Recruit to CLUTCH Elite). It also features adaptive AI bot scaling based on player ranks and dedicated official maps for fair competitive play. We are currently conducting playtests to refine input responsiveness, crosshair feedback, touch controls for mobile players, and general match flow. We want to ensure that the gameplay feels crisp, immediate, and responsive regardless of hardware or device.

​Free to Play Status:

​[x] Free to play

​[ ] Demo/Key available

​[ ] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)

​Involvement:

I am one of the core developers of the game, focusing on game design, competitive balance, matchmaking systems, and gameplay mechanics.

I’ve been prototyping a browser heist puzzle game called Blueprint Job, heavily inspired by an old game called The Sting!.

The Core Loop:

• Plan: Draw out your crew’s paths on the blueprint, time actions, and coordinate safe-cracking.
• Scrub: Use the timeline scrubber to track guard vision cones second-by-second to make sure paths don't cross.
• Execute: Hit play and watch the heist run live. If guards spot someone or hear noise, alarms trigger and you have a limited window before the cops arrive.
• Upgrades: Between contracts, hire specialists with different cuts, buy getaway rides, and upgrade workbench tools.

Best played on a desktop browser (mobile touch controls are WIP). I'm actively tweaking puzzle difficulty, patrol logic, and UI clarity, so any feedback or bug reports are welcome!

I stumbled onto The Secrets Project (https://thesecretsproject.com) a couple of weeks ago and I can’t stop going back.

At first it looks like an almost blank page with a counter: “This site has 488 secrets.” There are no instructions. You poke around, type random things, click on stuff, and slowly the page starts filling up with games, characters, menus, and little worlds.

What I love about it:

• It rewards curiosity. Classic internet culture, old games, movies, programmer jokes: if you grew up online, you’ll recognize a lot of references.
• It’s multiplayer in a quiet way. You can see other people’s cursors wandering around, and there are shared spaces where everyone contributes.
• The puzzles range from instant to genuinely hard. Some secrets I found in seconds, others took days and a lot of “wait... what if I try THIS.”
• There are full mini-games hidden inside, and some of them are surprisingly polished.

I’m not going to spoil anything, because the fun is figuring it out yourself. Just go in, look at everything, and don’t assume anything is “just decoration.”

If you play, I’d love to know what your first secret was. Mine was completely accidental.

One Clue. One Word. Five Tries.

Each day there's one word and one crossword-style clue. You have 5 tries to guess it.

If you're stuck, you can reveal up to 3 letters in their positions, but every hint and every wrong gueZZ costs a point. Everyone gets the same hints, so your score is directly comparable to everyone else's, and at the end you see how you did against the day's average.

Free, runs in a browser, no login or app.

Follow the link or look us up WordGuezz (with a double z)

Guess the prices of everyday objects, rare collectibles, and surprisingly expensive items. Three new challenges every day. I'd love your feedback!

Hi! I'm the solo developer of Slow Beads, a cozy browser game about fuse beads (Perler/Hama style). It runs in the browser, no install.

Most bead games are about filling colors fast with boosters. I wanted the opposite: place beads one at a time, then lay down ironing paper and drag the iron across to watch each bead melt together. No timers, no fail states, no energy.

**What's in it:**

- 29 patterns (seasonal ones too) + turn your own photo into a pattern (processed locally, never uploaded)

- Ironing with steam and sound, rain/fireplace/café ambience

- Finished pieces become wall art, keychains, and coasters for your little house

- A balcony garden, a 20-second tea ritual, and a bedtime mode that fades to rain sounds

- Export a numbered pattern card + color list to make it with real beads

Instead of a score, it tracks "minutes spent slow-beading."

**Accounts and saving:** Progress is saved in your browser, no account needed. Signing in with Google is optional and adds cloud save plus friends, likes and a leaderboard (brand new, so it's quiet in there for now).

**Ads:** Optional rewarded videos give bonus buttons (in-game currency). Never any ads while you place or iron beads.

Available in English, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. Privacy policy: https://slowbeads.niceday-app.com/privacy

I'd love feedback, especially on how the ironing feels and whether placing beads on mobile is comfortable.

Hi! I'm the developer - thanks for checking it out.

A giant boulder chases you through jungle temples and the only control is the jump: tap for a small hop, hold to leap higher.

What's in it:

- 11 levels, each with its own trap: collapsing rope bridges, ice that speeds you up, quicksand that slows you down, falling rocks, lava and timed fire vents

- 3 hidden Sun Masks per level if you want 3 stars

- Checkpoints, so one mistake doesn't send you back to the start

- An endless mode with a new track every day

- Keyboard (Space / Up), mouse or touch

Free, no ads, no sign-up. I'd love to hear which level felt too hard or unfair - I'm still tuning the difficulty!

i created a german version of the popular NYT daily puzzle, feedback of any kind is very much appreciated!

have fun! :)

Do you have what it takes to survive a real zombie apocalypse? You spawn where you live, drive your roads, loot actual supermarkets, police stations or hospitals.

No download, free, and your friends join you in one click.

Try it now (desktop browser; the alpha runs for 7 days)

The build supports basebuilding, cars, interiors you can enter and loot, hordes, NPC survivors, weapon attachments, dogs, and the full real map of France.
It is in alpha, spawns are restricted to a single region for testing, but there are no area restrictions (you can technically drive to china). Home spawn comes very soon.

Hi! I'm the developer. It's a relaxed 3D railway tycoon: connect cities, deliver what they need, and watch villages grow into metropolises while the eras change from steam to high-speed trains. Runs in the browser on desktop and mobile, no login. Feedback very welcome, especially on the first few minutes!

I made this. It's a small village builder: plant a house, the villagers fetch planks and stone, roads fill up with carriers, and everyone has an opinion about it. You can sit down for tea with them in the tavern. It runs in the browser with no download or sign-up, and plays best on a laptop or tablet. Two chapters are free. I'd love to hear where you got stuck or what felt slow.

Today's MatchGame topic:

Match The Whistleblower to what they disclosed

🤫 Some secrets are too big to keep quiet. Can you match these famous whistleblowers to what they brought to light? The truth is out there!

Today's quiz was chosen by an overwhemling MatchGame community vote.

Try some challenges! We also have some new features in the pipeline! Stay tuned!

Many thanks for playing.. and keep those quiz ideas and coffee contributions coming!

In yesterday's "GOP Candidate" quiz, we had 98.3% perfect and "pauljstales" was the speed demon clocking in at 8.512 seconds!

Small mini games based on sports to spend free time: https://ivanr3d.com/games/mini/

I'm kinda addicted to these games where the mechanism is pretty much simple and you just compite against you to make your best score. If you are similar to me, I hope you can enjoy them too!

I made a free shmup where no enemy shoots until you kill it. Work out on the fly what to kill and when, without boxing yourself in with the revenge bullets.

Runs are about 2.5 minutes, and every leaderboard score comes with a replay you can watch.

I wrote a bit more about why I made it (and how - designed by me, coded with Claude) here: https://ajd578.itch.io/rainbow-revenge/devlog/1712486/rainbow-revenge

Would love to see you on the leaderboard!

I made this. There's one hidden country a day, the same for everyone, and it changes at midnight London time. Each guess gives you 4 clues about how the secret country compares to the one you guessed: continent (green if it matches), population and size (arrows, yellow if the target is within 5x of your guess, red if it's 5x or more), and a compass direction. There's no guess limit and no timer. Your score is the number of guesses, and fewer is better. It's free, with no ads and no account. Feedback welcome, especially on whether the arrow colors are clear. More geography games:

quizebra.com/geography/

A short, dark story about a missing woman and a cave north of a village, remade in isometric pixel art.

It's meant to be experienced once. The choices you make stay with you.

Be careful what you say in that cave.

- Free; runs in the browser on desktop and phones

- No download, no sign-up, no ads

- English, Turkish, Chinese, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese

Unofficial fan remake of Moirai (2013) by Chris Johnson, Brad Barrett and John Oestmann.

Game Title: Seat Senpai 🚃🇯🇵 — Can You Survive Japanese Train Etiquette?

Playable Link: https://seatsenpai.party

Platform: Web Browser (PC & Mobile — HTML5)

Description:

I live in Tokyo, Japan, and after years of riding Japanese trains, I decided to turn one of the quirkiest aspects of daily life here into a browser game! I vibe coded it using ChatGPT and codex.

The premise is simple: You're on a crowded Japanese train, and you have to make decisions about when to sit, stand, or offer your seat to someone else. Sounds easy? Well, social etiquette can be surprisingly nuanced, and sometimes there's no obvious right answer! 😅

It features:

• 🚃 21 different scenarios inspired by Japanese commuter life
• 🎮 An Endless Loop mode where you try to survive as many stops as possible
• 🏆 A global leaderboard to compete with other players
• 📱 Works on desktop and mobile browsers
• ✅ No downloads, accounts, or installations required

The game is designed to be quick, casual, and hopefully a little addictive.

And of course, share your highest score in the comments! 🏆

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play

Involvement:

I came up with the concept, designed the gameplay and scenarios, and built and published the website with the help of Gen AI.

Thanks for playing! I'd love to hear what you think. 🙌

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.

I made a small browser game: you have 10 seconds to tap or click an escaping character. Watch for its short pauses, then see your actual catch count on a buddy card. No login, download or payment is needed. It has English/Japanese, keyboard controls, replay, and optional sound (muted by default).

If you try it, I'd like to know one thing: was the character easy to target, or did any part feel unclear? Feedback is optional.

This is a standalone taster for my separate Roblox game, where you catch characters and display them at your base. Browser results don't transfer to Roblox. That full game currently has 16+ / Trusted Friends access restrictions and optional paid extra floors; you don't need to join it to play this browser game.

Development used AI-assisted code and text with existing character assets.

A logo or character shows up grey (Pikachu, Mario, PSG, Coca-Cola…). You slide to the exact shade in 20 seconds and get a score out of 100%.

No ads, no account, works on phone: https://playcolorguesser.com/en

Is it too hard? Honest feedback welcome.