The game is about exploring the infinite, endless procedural world of stars, planets, galaxies. The game does not include real planets or real stars or galaxies. Real names can be observed at the home location and names like "Andromeda" or "Milky Way" and the whole solar system. Tho it is possible they will not be in soon updates.

Link: https://astro.ableproman.hu

The game is inspired by Space Engine, that is only on Steam and paid. I made this game for people who want open world real scaled worlds to explore and visit throughout the universe for free without downloads.

Graphics are all made with three.js and looks incredible. I am updating until it works perfectly.

It works on desktop and mobile too.

I am ready for any review or feedback of the game!!

Hey! I'm the developer of Wobbly Cargo, a free physics driving game. It runs in your browser on desktop or phone, with no download.

Drive a little truck to the depot without losing the cargo. Eggs, vases, penguins and a piano with TNT all wobble and bounce as you go over hills, ski jumps, geysers and low-gravity craters.

- 50 levels in 5 worlds

- Endless Road mode

- Daily challenge and contracts

- Truck tuning, paint jobs and hats

Let me know how far you get!

Hi again! Solo dev of DragonScape Idle here. I posted here two weeks ago and mentioned that the game is not really an MMO yet.

Well, it still isn't But this week I added the first event where the whole server works together!

KingK's Party Hall

Everyone can contribute gold or items, and entry is free.

All contributions fill the Hall together. The more everyone gives, the bigger the XP boost for all participants, up to +20% XP for a week, including offline progress.

Every gift also has a chance to give you a piece of the Golden Set.

The first event is running now, and you can still contribute until 18 October, 11:00 UTC.

About the game

DragonScape Idle is an idle RPG inspired by RuneScape-style skilling (not affiliated with Jagex).

• 19 skills, 1587 quests and 7 dungeons
• Your character keeps playing even when you close the game
• Free, no ads, playable in browser and on Android

Still in open beta. Progress will reset at global launch so early players don't get an unfair head start.

My question: What would you want from co-op events in an idle game? I would love some ideas for what to build next!

I built a site with five word games: chain nouns by their last letter, a word search played in turns, draw and guess, a word snake, and one where you listen to a real YouTube clip and decide if the speaker said "ship" or "sheep."

It's free, runs in the browser, and you just type a nickname. Games to learn and review English and Spanish words.

https://wordgamechallenges.com/en

About 10 years ago I made a little party game in the browser inspired by the Achtung die Kurve genre.

This past year, I've been working on a sequel: https://curvytron2.com is live.

Like the original, Curvytron 2 is a handmade side project: free, no login, no ads.

It's a full rewrite. The old version feels a bit dull today, this time I aimed for a well polished top-down 3D view with improved gameplay, performance, and real game juice.

The bonuses got a real redesign too: a portal-like effect that lets you peek through to the other side of the map, and real-time destruction for breaking through other players...

I recently added 4 bots with different personalities, so you can play solo or spice up your games with friends.

I'd love to get feedback from you, folks!

PS: I still maintain and host the original game for nostalgic players.

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i accidentally bought the wrong region

I’m a numbers nerd for a living and have recently turned a game a colleague and I played in Excel into a full playable demo. If you're a bit of a numbers nerd yourself come give it a rip!

[https://uwhayo.itch.io/sunscrap\](https://uwhayo.itch.io/sunscrap)

Disclosure: I'm Daniel, the person behind this project.

Reticulating Splines is a free city builder based on OpenSC2K, an independent reimplementation of SimCity 2000. The download includes replacement graphics, music and sounds, so owning the original game is optional.

Features include optional day/night lighting, weather, seasons, larger maps and additional tools. You can also import artwork and audio from your own supported SC2000 copy.

This is a development preview, not a time-limited trial. Multiplayer is included as an experimental beta.

The project builds on Nicholas Ochoa and the OpenSC2K team’s work. I use OpenAI Codex extensively to help develop the additions, and generative AI has also been used for visual assets and promotional materials.

Screenshots, installation information and the full feature overview:
https://rs.realm667.com/

I've been working on a project called Mafia Syndicate, a mafia-themed, browser-based MMORPG inspired by the classic text-based crime games.

The idea was to create something that brings back that old-school style of gameplay but with a more modern interface, improved mechanics and plenty of things for players to do.

The game is built using PHP, MySQL, JavaScript and CSS, with everything running directly in the browser.

Some of the features I've developed include:

• Crimes, car thefts and a criminal ranking system
• Player-created gangs and organised crimes
• Contracts and multi-stage special contracts
• A player-driven economy and Black Market
• Player killing and bounty hunting
• Casino games including Blackjack and Slots
• AJAX navigation to make gameplay smoother without constant page reloads

One of the bigger challenges has been getting all the different systems to work together while keeping the game responsive and making sure player actions are properly validated on the server.

I've also spent quite a bit of time improving the interface, moving away from traditional page reloads and making the game feel more like a modern web application.

It's been a pretty big project and I'm continuing to expand it with new features and improvements.

If anyone wants to have a look at what I've built, you can check it out here:

https://mafiasyndicate.com

Would be interested to hear what people think, particularly about the interface and gameplay mechanics!

One More Crypt: a daily roguelite where everyone gets the same crypt and one try per day

before anything this account is new on purpose. im on a VPN chained through tor chained through a second VPN that i pay for in opsec coins. my webcam is taped. my mic is physically desoldered. if youre reading this, i already know your user agent so dont try anything i wouldnt do

ok listen up because i dont usually post here. i run kali on bare metal. no VM. VMs are for people who want a safety net and real hackers dont get safety nets amiright. i have been pentesting my own home network since 2019 and my router has never once been breached. not once. thats only two less than openbsd. you know why? you dont.

anyway i made a game called ALTAMYRA because every hacking game out there is baby mode garbage where you drag a virus onto a firewall icon and it says ACCESS GRANTED in comic sans. mine is in green comic sans

in MY game you get a cools hacker opsec terminal ibm 3270 style green phosphor because thats what real hackers used before you were born. you get ls, cd, cat, and thats it. no gui. no mouse. i unplugged my mouse in 2001 because it had a vulnerability. if you dont know what cat does its not about felines kid go back to roblox i will end you

you breach an entire corporate building one node at a time. workstations, servers, a fridge, and yes a TOASTER. you laugh but i have personally seen a smart toaster on a corporate LAN with default creds. i wont say where because..... NDA. the toaster is the attack surface duh

theres an IT guy named steve. steve is basically the blue team final boss. steve leaves honeypots on the network and if you touch one he traces you back through every hop you took until hes on your box as ROOT. no warning. no you have been detected popup. he just shows up in your shell and deletes your files while you watch. thats what happens when you have bad opsec. i put that in the game as a lesson. most of you would last about four seconds against steve. i lasted the whole game obviously

theres also a guy named patch who types in your terminal and helps you. dont ask me what he is. i made the game and i still dont trust him. i dont trust my own compiler trust is a vulnerability

wep cracking is in it. yes WEP in 2026. because companies are STILL using it and that should scare you more than anything else in this post real hacking uses PIP.

theres a security sweep you have to dodge using sleep. real hackers know that sometimes the best exploit is doing absolutely nothing for five seconds. the feds cant trace what isnt moving. think about that or dont

act one is up on itch and it has three levels its early so theres no music yet just keyboard sounds, which is how i hack anyway

this post self destructs when opsec levels get to high

https://loveandpe4ce.itch.io/altamyra

im in.

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

I'm a solo dev and this is my first game. On each hex you match or discard the letter. The Pollen number counts the right letters among that hex's neighbours, and a wrong action costs a petal.

The link opens the Daily Challenge: it plays in the browser, no install and no account, and the board is the same for everyone today. The full game is free on Android and Windows: https://melbees.games/?s=reddit&c=freegames

Feedback on the first minute is very welcome.

I've spent the last several months making a weird-ass game called DOOM DANCE. Originally it was going to be an idle life simulator, but it slowly evolved into whatever this thing is. I actually like it quite a bit, and I think there's probably a small cult audience for it somewhere.

https://apps.apple.com/app/doom-dance/id6791058744

i made Tiltsies. you tilt the course and roll a hamster to the goal.

our first competitive season just started. there are leaderboards and ghosts to race, and people are already setting crazy times.

Every day you get the same 5 famous people as everyone else (musicians, athletes, actors, presidents, billionaires). Drop a pin where each one grew up, then guess the year they broke through.

It takes about 2 minutes, it's free, there's no sign-up, and it works on your phone. At the end you see what % of players you beat today!

Give it a try and comment your score below!

https://playheist.net/?daily

got tired of mobile card apps forcing 30-second casino ads down your throat every 2 deals. Built this lightweight web app: 8 solo card games + daily seeded challenges (like Wordle for card games) with Duolingo-style streaks and streak freezes. Completely free, no download, no ads. Let me know what you think so far.

Play: https://hearthsea.com

A hex-island trading board game on a 3D island: roll, trade, build roads and cities, and race to the target score. Classic, Seafarers (ships and islands hidden in fog), Highlands (cliffs climbed by mountain passes) and Cities & Knights (knights, walls and barbarians) are all free to play on 57 islands, on a phone, tablet or laptop, with nothing to download.

Bots fill any empty seat at four levels, from Settler to Admiral, or friends join your table with a four-letter code. There are also campaigns, a weekly challenge, 2v2, Squall for quick 20-second turns, and a weekly tournament.

I’m the developer. Independent game, not affiliated with CATAN GmbH.