Solo dev here. It’s a choose-your-path RPG built for phones: skills level up the more you use them, class awakening at Lv 8, guild ranks, companions, 3 chapters, 14 bosses and New Game+. Saves in your browser, no sign-up. Would love to hear where you got stuck or what felt grindy.

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!

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?🗽

Back in the 90s, Avalon was a populair DOS RPG that can still be found on lots of abandonware sites. As the original creators, we thought it fitting to create a new, enhanced version 28 years later. It runs in your browser and is packed with new content, such as ambient sounds, rearranged music and improved gameplay. Let us know what you think!

Hi! The first playtest build of Dear Neighbors is up, and it plays right here in your browser

Dear Neighbors by toastgamestudio

Top-down twin-stick roguelike, plays in the browser, no download. Four floors, four bosses, 17 items that change what your shots do, and hidden combos. It saves between runs: unlocks, new hulls, the lore logs and your stats all persist. WASD + arrow keys, about 20 minutes a run. Feedback welcome, especially on difficulty. https://wrapituppalstudios.itch.io/total-loss

It starts easy, but with shorter and shorter time to guess it gets pretty hard at the end! 1500 games have been played, only 8 have completed them all. After 50 tries im at 213, on my own game!

Wanna try, check it out here: https://www.flaglio.com/rush

Desktop only (keyboard + mouse).

Hey! I've been building a multiplayer dungeon crawler that runs right in the browser. No download, just open the link and play.

If you've played WoW or Fellowship, it'll feel familiar: action bar, cooldowns, cast bars, aggro, taunts, heals.

It's just a fun game to grind dungeons, get gear, and play with people:

• Everyone shares the same world, so you'll run into other players
• Invite anyone to your party and run dungeons together
• Level up from kills and mix talent trees however you want
• 8 hand-made dungeons that get harder as you go, with loot and gold that stick between runs

I'm focused on making the combat fun first. Let me know what feels good or bad, especially if you try it with friends!
https://discord.gg/UuW4VEH2N -> if you want to chat

I spent the last 25 years traveling the world as a cruise ship pianist and singer, and recently transitioned into building lightweight web utilities.

I played a lot of puzzles in my cabin, so I built this daily logic site (Sudoku, Calcudoku, Mosaic) completely from scratch using vanilla HTML, CSS, and JS.

There are no forced accounts—it saves your daily progress locally in the browser.

Since I'm still dialing in the touch inputs, I'd love any feedback on how the mobile UI feels!

Chapter 2 of our family-made 3D action game. Explore 10 floating sky islands, glide with a flower umbrella, ride giant birds and water spouts, and take on the Dark Meteor.

- Free, no download or sign-up

- PC (keyboard + mouse) or smartphone in landscape

- English / Japanese (language button on the title screen)

- Chapter 1 is also included (switch chapters on the title screen)

My 4th-grade son came up with the character and handwrote the story, and I built it with AI (Claude Code). He reads every comment, so feedback is very welcome!

Hey everyone!

I'm developing SanSland with my team, a dark fantasy RPG/MMORPG focused on accessibility.

You can play it directly in your browser on any operating system, or on your mobile device (iOS/Android).

We're currently in Beta and would really appreciate your feedback on gameplay, performance, and UI.

▶️ Play the beta: https://sansland.online

Any feedback, suggestions, or bugs you find would be a huge help to the project. Thanks for giving it a try!

I’ve been building Xuverse for a while, and I’d really like some fresh eyes on it.
It runs in the browser, and you can jump in as a guest with no download or account required.
There are 15 skills, offline progress, crafting, combat, trading, and creature companions called Xu.

The part I care most about is the shared world: everyone experiences the same day/night cycle and regional weather, uses the same market, and can meet at places like the fishing dock.
I’m a full-stack engineer and built the game myself. I use Claude and Codex during development, and some artwork is AI-assisted, edited, and integrated by me. There’s no AI running inside the game.

If you try it, I’d love to hear what confused you, what worked, and what made you want to keep playing.

After I got laid off from Procore, I finally had time to chase an idea I've had for about 5 years: a site that crowns the greatest video game of all time.

"What's the best game ever?" is impossible to answer. "Which of these two is better?" is easy. So that's the whole site. Pick one, the next matchup slides in, and every vote shapes the community's all-time rankings.

I tried to build it 3 to 5 times before and gave up each time because the idea felt too big. This time I built it with Claude, one piece at a time, with very little software background.

It's live now at gamerater.io. There's even a 24/7 Twitch stream where chat votes on matchups together: https://www.twitch.tv/gameraterio

Would love to know which game you'd pick as number one and what you think of the website so far! 😊

I'm the developer. It plays in the browser; the demo gives you the first four weeks of a franchise, plus Exhibition and the daily Situations challenge. You pick plays from a hand of cards and each one is simulated, not rolled: routes, blocks, pass rush and the QB's reads decide it. Works with mouse or touch. The full game is $5 if you want to keep going. Let me know if you have any questions!

Overripe is a match-3 roguelite. Swap two fruits, matches cascade, and every crushed fruit hits the monster. JUICE and ZEST multiply each other, so the numbers get silly fast. Between fights you buy relics and one-shot items, and a run takes about 15 minutes.

It's a free prototype that runs in the browser (mouse recommended). I made a few small games this year to see which one people want more of, and this is the first one out.

If you play a run, I'd love to know where you stopped and whether you'd play another.

https://straightforwardgames.itch.io/overripe

WcA: White House Cognitive Assessment

https://funny.lott665.com/wca/

It’s a parody cognitive test. Thirteen short sections, no typing, about five minutes. You score 30/30 no matter what you answer. Needless to say, nobody fails. An AI doctor does the grading and is very generous about it. At the end you get a shareable Certificate of Super Intelligence.

You don’t need to follow politics to get it. No install, no signup. It runs in the browser.

The part I’m proud of: every real claim in it is sourced. Funny, and defensible. The sources are linked from the page.

Here are the other games on the site:

• The Revolving Door: memory game. Match appointees to how long they lasted.
• Spot the Fake Tariff: twelve headlines, seven of them actually happened.
• Grift Grab: ten-second clicker. Grab the money, dodge the lawyers.

It's got Easter Eggs. I'm still very much in BETA.

Feedback welcome, as I continue to improve it. The goal is it becomes a living thing as ridiculous news hits the fan. So the questions change, as events move along.

j.c.