Hello! I'm here to present Hexacon.io
It's a train battle royal game; you must build your network until the end of the timer or bankruptcy.

It's simple at first but you'll understand that the mechanics goes deeper if you keep on playing. We can play up to 100 players in the same game and the team games are also fun!

I'd be very grateful if you tried to a do a game and give me feedback. I'll try to answer to everyone and fix as much as I can. Please note that:

• The landing page games only start with at least two human players in, so you need to make your own game if you don't have a friend to test it with.
• It is not mobile ready yet, it's only computer browser for now.

I tried to respect all the rules of the sub, I hope I didn't get it wrong 😅

Every day there’s one short, strange story. You ask yes/no questions (an AI host answers instantly), then type out what you think really happened. No sign-up, works on phone!

In Encamp, you create your own colony in a procedurally generated infinite world: gather resources, build a farm and workshops, fight, level up your pawns to unlock perks, research up the tech tree.

The game is in very active development

Hi r/WebGames! In July I shared Curvytron 2, my 3D remake of the Achtung die Kurve-style party game I made 10 years ago. Thanks for all the games and the feedback!

Here's what changed since then on https://curvytron2.com ↓

Bots got a brain. Blinky, Pinky, Inky and Clyde now plan their routes through open space, avoid areas an opponent will reach first, and each has their own taste in bonuses. Solo games are a real fight now.

Kill log. See who knocked out whom, live. And a player who is invincible can ram through a trail and get the kill.

End-of-round stats. After each game, every player gets their stats and an award 🏆, and you can download yours as an image to brag about it.

Smoother. No more frame freeze the first time a bonus shows up, lighter servers, and more reliable reconnection when your connection drops. The UI also scales up properly on large and 4K screens.

Now in German, along with English and French.

Still a handmade side project: free, no login, no ads.
Try to beat the bots, invite friends, and tell me what you'd like next!

Hi all,

Im a big fan of board games and daily trivia games like Wordle, so I decided to throw my own into the mix! Tiled is a geography based trivia game with daily new questions. You get a new game card to play every day that contains three new questions with different categories. Your goal is to work out the answer to the question and then find the tile on the map that contains your answer. You get six guesses per question, and each guess will give you feedback as to how close you are to the answer tile. Once complete you can share your results with friends, see what tiles everyone else guessed and see global stats for the days questions.

Tiled is an entirely free game. I'd love if people would try it out and give any feedback, both good and bad are welcome!

Cheers! 😀

Two bits of news for Lineguard.

The apps are live! You can download it free on the App Store and Google Play. Your Run, Fight and Duel all work the same.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6818716980
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cc.lineguard.app

Halloween is live until 2 November. Every world has a purple dusk sky and pumpkins along the path, and three limited items are in the shop for the event only:

Pumpkin head (hat): 500 coins
Witching hour (outfit): 500 coins
Jack-o-lantern (trail): 450 coins

Show me your ninja in his Halloween gear!

I'm the developer. This is the first playable prototype of Out of Pixkrieg, a multiplayer extraction RTS that runs in your browser.

You take a squad into a raid, fight bandit camps or other players, gather resources and find equipment. You can also rescue captives who join your group. Get them home and they're part of your roster for the next run.

That's the part I like most: finding a useful recruit gives you another reason to leave alive. Survivors gain experience, and between raids you can equip them and build up your camp. Downed units can be revived but doing so results in permanent death, means you losing the unit and its gear.

The playtest is free and open until Sunday, October 18 at 10:00 CEST / 08:00 UTC. You can start as a guest, with nothing to install.

It's still rough. If you try it, I'd be interested in the first point where you become unsure what to do, and whether you want to take your squad into another raid.

Full trailer, if you'd like a longer look first.

We make Meadowfold at Dynamic Arcades. It is a browser tile-placement game built around growing a little 3D landscape.

One thing we have learned while working on it: checking that a game runs is not the same as knowing whether a new player understands it or wants another round. That is the part we would like feedback on.

If you give it a try, where did you first hesitate? And after the first round, did you want to play again? Honest criticism is useful.

Disclosure: this is our game. No download or account is needed to play.

I made this! It's a free life sim in a 3D New York, playable right away as a guest on desktop or mobile.

• Work barista shifts: play the Order Rush mini-game or autopilot

• Real subway, ferry and bike routes with honest NYC travel times

• Random city events: Labor Day parades, broker fees, an empty subway car that is empty for a reason

• Your phone runs your life: StoopEasy, HustleBoard, Craigslisted

I'd love your feedback on the first five minutes. What would make you come back for day two?🗽

No signup, no download, works on phones and desktop.

The game itself isn't my own invention, but I wanted a daily version that rewarded solving the puzzle in the fewest moves. Doing so earns a gold star ⭐️

If enough people play it regularly, I may add more features like larger/harder puzzles or a stats page.

Feedback is welcome!

Quad Chase, the 20-second chase tag game, is now an app on iPhone, iPad and Android.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6818938678
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.quadchase.app

Everything from the web version is in it: dodge the chaser or be it, train a disc and take it down the Arena, duel real players online, or play party games with up to six phones in the same room. Free, no account needed.

Hi all, I'm the solo dev. I'm not a developer by trade, and this started as a sketch three weeks ago. I shared an early version on Reddit at the end of September, and the comments shaped almost everything since. The numbers were humbling too: most people quit right after winning level 3, so I rebuilt the opening from scratch.

What it is: each level is a petri dish. Germs head for the heart, you place a handful of immune cells, press Start and watch whether your plan holds.

What's new since then:
- The first levels teach one piece each, and level 1 ends with a 24-germ swarm
- Drag to place and move pieces, with a preview of where they'll land
- 500 graded puzzles in Relaxed, plus Hardcore boards with a par to beat and a boss
- A new Daily level every day, and a link to challenge a friend on any level
- It's on iPhone now too, where it also works offline

It's free, with no energy timers and nothing pay-to-win.

Play in your browser: https://petridefence.com

iPhone and iPad: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6817712196

I'd love to know which level made you stop, and the fewest pieces you've beaten a Hardcore board with.

Android is nearly ready, and Google needs a few testers for two weeks before I can publish it. Comment or DM me if you'd like to be one.

A guessing game for movies, TV shows, and anime.

Space Shooter 69 — A Widescreen 3D Retro Arcade Rhythm Ride! Built natively for browsers.