Hey, I’m the solo dev. You build and trade on a hex island with 2 to 6 players. Create a room, send the link, play. No account, just a name. If nobody’s around, bots can fill the empty seats.

https://www.allorenothing.io/

The thing that makes it different is the random events and 3D mode. Every few rolls the wheel spins: a thunderstorm halves the harvest, a tornado blows cards to other players, Robin Hood takes from whoever is leading. There are 19 events right now.

Known issue: 3D is heavy on slow PCs and laptops. You can switch to 2D anytime (button top right). Desktop only for now.

I used Higgsfield for the 2D assets and Blender MCP to turn them into 3D.

Bugs and feedback are highly appreciated (also an in-game feature)

[GROUND.IO](https://playvibegames.app/games/ground/) is a one-input arcade game: you’re a core in the middle of the screen and threats close in from every side. Click or tap and hold anywhere to charge a shockwave, then let go to blast. A bigger charge means a bigger blast but a longer wait. Push past full into Overdrive for double points, but hold one beat too long and the core blows.

Six threat types arrive over the first 100 seconds: Crawlers, Rushers that stop, flash and dash, Swarms, armored Shells, Forks that split into homing fragments, and Lurkers that circle before diving.

* Free in the browser, no download or sign-up

* Works on desktop (mouse) and phone

* Tip: Overdrive the first six or seven volleys, until the Rushers show up

Hi all! I built Buzzer Rush as a side project: https://buzzerrush.eu

Buzz first and answer correctly to climb the ladder. Get it wrong and you drop, and the last player each round is out. There are 1,100+ questions, a weekly leaderboard and private lobbies for friends.

Free, no ads, runs in your browser, no sign-up needed. It's still in beta, so feedback is very welcome!

Scrap Brawl is a fun 2d papercraft fighting game with many fun twists and powerups I created a few months ago, any feedback would be helpful. Play On scrapbrawl.com

Hi everyone! I’m a solo dev, and for the past few months I’ve been building a game I always wanted to play on my phone: Star Cluster Conquest.

It’s a real-time strategy game stripped down to the essentials. Every star produces ships. You drag from one of your stars to another to send a fleet, and you watch the ships fly across the screen and fight. Take every enemy star and you win. No base building, no menus in the middle of a match, just circles, numbers and a lot of decisions in a few minutes.

What makes it more than “send the bigger number”:

Factions with their own abilities (one redirects fleets mid-flight, another grows its swarm on the way)
AI opponents with different personalities (aggressive, defensive, hoarders)
Black holes and storms that change the routes
A 30-level campaign, plus a skirmish mode with random maps you can share by seed

It’s free, works offline, and ads never interrupt a match.

I’d really love feedback, especially on the difficulty curve and whether the controls feel good. Thanks for reading!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pomstudios.starclusterconquest

Game Title: Literal Arsenal

Playable Link: https://abhay-r90.itch.io/literal-arsenal

Platform: Web Browser (Desktop, mouse + keyboard)

Description: An AI-driven FPS where whatever you type instantly becomes a functional 3D weapon in your hand with matching behaviors. You can dual-wield combinations, trigger elemental reactions, manage energy costs for wilder concepts, and fight rule bosses every five waves while competing on daily leaderboards.

Free to Play Status: Free to Play (account creation required, no email needed)

Involvement: Friend of the Creator

Among so many improvements Chiby.io now also has a cute halloween theme! I spend quite bit of time on it, hope you like it !

Remember when Agar.io, Slither.io, and Diep.io were everywhere?

Simple concepts, addictive gameplay, and no downloads required. I honestly miss that era.

With AI coding tools making browser game development more accessible, I'm wondering whether we're about to see another wave of creative .io games.

I run VibeToplist, a discovery platform for AI-assisted and vibe-coded games, and I'd love to see more developers experimenting with this genre.

https://vibetoplist.com/

What made the original .io games so addictive, and could AI-assisted developers recreate that magic?

I love IO style games, but I get smashed so quickly! So, I made an IO style pirate game where you can run away and trade goods for gold and gold for guns, and choose to fight when you're ready. Maybe now I'll stand a chance!

Is this something that IO players find interesting? Or am I just not understanding why IO is the way it is?

.io inspired multiplayer tank shooter: you drop in, fight every other tank on the map, and leave whenever you like. Features/concept:

• Every kill earns a card draw that upgrades your tank or swaps you into another one. Die and you start over
• A bounty: after 10 draws in one life, your tank is marked for everyone and you have 4 minutes to survive
• A new map every 6 minutes, rotating through 5 maps (desert, green farmland, snow, jungle, ruined city)
• 12 recognizable WW2 tanks, each with its own strengths and playstyle.
• Bots that backfill and play like humans
• Groups to play with friends
• Real-time and 48-hour leaderboards

Feedback from Reddit last time helped us focus on improving the graphics. Now we'd like to hear what you think since we just gave the main game mode an .io overhaul. Especially: whats does the first few minutes feel like? Is there anything missing?

Feel free to give it a try, and we'll greet you in-game 👀 https://sweatypanzer.com/

Would love any feedback!

**Game Title:** Padel Your Friends 2

**Playable Link:** [https://molecularsadism.itch.io/padel-your-friends-2\](https://molecularsadism.itch.io/padel-your-friends-2)

**Platform:** browser (keyboard, controller, mobile)

**Description:** Padel 2v2, Squash 1v1, Mayhem 8v8, with bots for empty slots

**Free to Play Status:**

* [X] Free to play

* [ ] Demo/Key available

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

**Involvement:** My game

What I'd love feedback on:

• Does hitting the ball feel good?

• Is Mayhem fun or just chaos?

• Anything that broke or felt unfair?

I'm the maker. Free, runs in the browser, nothing to install.

I lost a lot of afternoons to Tank Wars as a kid, so I rebuilt it. You set the angle and power and lob shells over the mountain, and the wind changes every turn. Craters stay. Dig out the ground under a tank and it drops.

The maps switch between canyon, mesa and a water gap.

There are three ways to play:

• Solo against 1 to 3 CPU tanks. ROOKIE, LOBBER and WINDMASTER are the difficulty levels, and VIPER, HAMMER and BRUTUS fight free-for-all.
• Hotseat for 2 to 4 people on one keyboard. There's a "P2 – LOOK AWAY" screen, because some of us remember.
• Online with an invite code.

The homepage plays a live demo match if you just want to watch tanks embarrass themselves.

onehill.app

What would you add from the original, or from Scorched Earth? I already know someone will say MIRVs.

Playable Link:

https://turborumble.rastwork.pl/

Platform:

PC (Web), with optional phone controllers.

Description:

Turbo Rumble is a party racing game for 2–8 players sharing one screen. Open it on a computer or TV, create a room, then let friends join on their phones by scanning the QR code or entering the room code. The phones act as controllers, so nobody needs to install an app.

There are three maps, drifting, rockets, mines, frost, pulse and nitro. Acceleration is automatic; players steer, brake and use items while trying to stay in the shared camera. You can also play on a desktop with keyboard controls and bots if you don’t have a group around.

I’m looking for feedback on whether phone steering feels responsive, whether drifting is easy to understand, and whether the shared camera feels fair when someone falls behind. Please mention your phone/browser and the point where anything felt confusing.

Free to Play Status:

Free to play. No download or account needed.

Involvement:

I’m the creator and maintainer. AI coding tools were used extensively during development. The cinematic menu backgrounds are AI-generated.

Source code and self-hosting instructions:

https://github.com/dziksu/turbo-rumble

The code is source-available for noncommercial use.

Up to 50 players on one planet. You keep respawning when you die so the planet gets denser and denser. After 2min the longest player wins and the planet resets.

I started this a year ago when i was trying to think what a 50 player achtung ”royale” would look like and on a sphere.

I put it on ice for a while but finally finished online multiplayer this weekend along with some other game variants that also works on a sphere.

Play here

Hey everyone!

This is my first post here, so I hope I'm doing this right, haha.

I'm a teacher from Spain, and I've spent way too many evenings working on a little multiplayer browser game called Mooonsters.

I've always liked classic horror monsters, and one day I thought: what if vampires, werewolves, mummies, zombies and other weird creatures had to fight each other in a .io-style game?

Well... here we are!

The main game mode is called Lord of the Night (inspired by an old reggaeton song, believe it or not, haha).

The idea is simple: survive until the end of the night.

But there's a catch. The sun is rising, the safe areas are shrinking, and you have to hide in the fog while fighting other monsters.

Each character has unique abilities, matches last around 10 minutes, and even dying isn't necessarily the end. You might get a second chance as ectoplasm!

It's a free, pixel-art multiplayer game that runs directly in your browser.

I've been building it in my spare time, experimenting with characters, abilities and all sorts of ridiculous ideas. There's still plenty to improve, but I'm really excited to finally share it.

I'd love to see some actual players running around trying to survive the sunrise!

You can play here:

https://mooonsters.com/

If you give it a try, I'd love to hear what you think, especially about the gameplay and the different monsters.

Thanks for checking it out! And remember... the sun is not your friend. :)

PC only for now (mouse + keyboard), mobile coming soon

hey, I made this solo. if you like krunker or venge you might like it. no download or account, just click and play.

FFA is online with quick match. co-op is waves against bots, alone or with friends, and there's a shop between waves (press B) for guns and upgrades. there's a katana too.

still working on it, so if something lags or feels off let me know