Hey there!

I recently made Rung, a daily word game where everyone gets 5 clues to guess one answer. The clues and answer are the same for everyone and you get more points on the day the earlier you guess it correctly. A wrong guess drops you down 2 rungs, while a skip only drops you down 1.

This came from my family's love for trivia nights and the thrill of guessing an answer before you're totally sure. I hope you like it too.

It's totally free, no account needed, and works on your phone. https://dailyrung.com

I'd love your thoughts/feedback!

I made this for my fiancée's family — we kept passing one phone around the couch trying to name countries on a globe, so I turned it into a real game.

An unlabeled country lights up on a 3D globe and you name it. That's it. There's a Daily Challenge (five countries, same for everyone, one shot per day), a learning mode that repeats your misses until they stick, time attack, and pass-and-play multiplayer.

Free, no account, works on your phone: https://orbil.app

Would love feedback

Pick a starting location (Europe, North Africa, Middle East) in 867 AD, starting occupation (from serf to baron) and try to build an entire dynasty of hopefully not peasants over multiple generations (or hell, build generation after generation of serfs I'm not your supervisor).

Fully moddable! Plays surprisingly well on mobile.

Latest build always at https://play.fallowborn.com

Mycelium is a roguelite engine-builder where you get to experience what life is like as mycelium.

You are a living, pulsating, semi-autonomous mycelial network. Your goal is to grow your colony from the west and all the way to the green forest in the east so you can fruit and throw spores.

11 different fungal species and 69 unique cards - all based on real world mycology.

Please give it a play and let me know what you think!

Bonus: What is your favorite mushroom species? Top comments tomorrow will get added to the game before the weekend!

I recently completed a web migration for iPuissance 4D, a 3D Connect 4 client. It has been rewritten to run natively in the browser via WebAssembly (HTML5/WebGL 2), removing the need for a desktop download.

The game includes the standard rules, but the main focus is on the rule variants that break the standard solved state of Connect 4.

6 Rule Variants:

• Classic: Standard 6×7 grid.
• No Fill C: The forced column-fill (gravity) rule is removed, allowing free placement.
• 10×10 C: Expanded 10×10 grid.
• 2 Per Turn: Each player drops two counters per turn.
• Reversed (Misère): The player who connects 4 loses.
• Special: A combination of advanced rules.

Technical / Features:

• Graphics: 3D rendered board.
• Multiplayer: Online matchmaking, private room links, and local 1v1.
• AI: Single-player mode available.
• Monetization: 100% free, no ads, no account required.

You can play the web build here: https://ipuissance4d.beroux.com/play

Feedback on the WASM performance across different hardware or the networking stability during multiplayer is appreciated.

Made this over a few weekends: you slap a soft-body Trump around until his crown falls off. That's the whole game. It's stupid and it's weirdly satisfying, especially on a phone where you can just flick him :D

Real-time soft-body physics in the browser (WebGPU), no install, no signup, no ads. There's also a live world map that lights up every city where someone's knocked a crown off, which is oddly fun to watch fill up.

It's a No Kings satire toy at heart, but mostly it's just a nice place to let off some steam. Feedback very welcome, it's still fresh.

Hey everyone! I just published The GOAT 2026, a fast-paced 2D arcade sports game built with HTML5.

It's all about pure arcade action, real-time physics, and unpredictable bounces. You can play a Playoff tournament against a competitive AI, or challenge a friend in 1v1 local multiplayer on the same keyboard.

Features:

⚽ Real-Time Physics: Precise jumps, inertia control, and mechanical bounces

🏆 Playoff Mode: Battle through elimination rounds to win the cup.

🎮 Local Versus & Singleplayer: Play 1v1 against a friend on one keyboard or test your skills against the CPU.

You can play it for free directly in your browser with no download needed:
🔗 https://milkogames.itch.io/the-goat-2026

Any feedback on physics, AI difficulty, or game feel is greatly appreciated! Thanks for checking it out!

I'm a screenwriter and I built Cast-ablanca, a free daily movie-casting game.

In the Daily Challenge, everyone gets the same screenplay and director. You cast four principal roles with actors from different eras while managing a studio budget. Archives mode lets you choose the screenplay and director yourself.

Role fit, cast chemistry, director fit and budget all shape the finished movie's reviews, awards and box office.

I'd love to know where you first hesitated and whether the final result felt connected to the choices you made. No signup or download.

Checku mixes chess and sudoku into a new puzzle. Complete every rank and file on the chessboard with the specified pieces, including leaving the required number of empty squares. Rather than 3×3 boxes, checku has the rule that none of the kings can be in check in the solution. Chess instincts will help, but you don't need to know anything more than how pieces move.

This is self-developed by me. It originates from 2009 when came up with a strip for my now-defunct webcomic "what if chess and sudoku had a baby". I've returned off-and-on to this idea over the last 17 years, and have finally got something that I think is a good web puzzle game. Much of the coding has gone into making the puzzles not just correct and solvable, but also fun.

There's a guided tutorial if it's your first time, a fresh puzzle every day, and a ladder of 30 puzzles from easy to very hard if you'd rather binge.

It's free, no signup, no download, no plugins, and it works on both desktop and a phone in portrait.

This launched this week and I'd really appreciate if anyone would take the time to playtest Checku. Please let me know bugs if you find them, as well as what works and does not work in terms of the interface, help, and tutorial. Above all, I'd love to know what makes a puzzle "good" in your experience - simply some "yay" or "nay" on the ones currently on the site at the moment would be fantastic.

Cheers!
Luke

A little game to let you experience traffic in Singapore. Driving in Singapore is let’s say an interesting experience - lots of characters on the roads - have fun :)

One control: a Rally button that sends militia out of your gate. They recruit more as they run and fight the goblin waves without further input, so the game runs itself once you have started it going.

At full size the field carries a few hundred units at once. The archers put enough arrows in the air to cover most of the middle of the screen, and the goblin waves come apart under them.

Three maps, a champion at the end of each, roughly forty five minutes to reach the goblin king, then an endless mode. Free, no account needed, desktop browser.

Ages ago, I used to play Slydris furiously on my iPhone 3G. A few days ago, I peeked at the Play Store to discover it had a sequel, and both titles have been retired.

I coded DRAGFALL in my spare time to fix this sudden abstinence: a not-too-many-frills open-source unfaithful implementation of that legendary modern block stacker.

I took this opportunity to pay tribute to the heroic code golfers on Dwitter and the golden age of modtrackers. I hope I did it right. I don't want to bore you here with more ramblings - find more of them here.

It's a webapp both for desktop and mobile. It should work offline and it should be installable on your device. Ironically, I have no way to test it on Apple devices right now.

Play here: https://www.kesiev.com/dragfall/

Sources here: http://github.com/kesiev/dragfall

Hope it may help someone else. Let me know your comments and suggestions!

I’ve been building Houses of Veyra, a free browser-playable feudal science-fiction sandbox in Godot.

You lead a minor house across a living campaign map where merchants chase profits, bandits raid them, settlements consume provisions, patrols protect roads and rival nobles fight without waiting for the player.

When armies meet, the game shifts into real-time 20v20 combat. You can fight directly or toggle tactical mode to slow time, select formations and draw troop lines.

A new logic puzzle game inspired by Mosaic puzzles.

Hello everyone,

I am the developer of All-in-One Solitaire game.

I've been working on this game for many years.

It has the following features:

• 74 different solitaire games: from classic games like Klondike, Tri-Peaks, and FreeCell to more exotic ones like Crescent, Slide, Crazy Quilt, Monte Carlo, Mount Olympus, etc.
• Unlimited undos. If you get stuck, you can undo all your moves and start again
• Global leaderboard with players from all over the world competing against each other
• Auto-finish the game with one click
• Support of 8 different languages
• Hints, if you get stuck

I keep improving the game and fixing bugs.

Only for true Nintendo experts and btw: do you have other recommendations for similar games? I already have PokeDoku in my daily rotation.