hey, I made this!

it runs right in the browser, no download and no sign up needed (a reddit account only saves your score and streak). swipe or use the arrow keys

every block slides until it hits something, same colors that touch vanish, gray stones never do. par is the real minimum, a solver checks every level. new puzzle every day, harder as the week goes on

feedback welcome, especially if something feels off on desktop

Hi all!

This game is a new take on the watermelon merge / Suika / fruit drop games. The premise is incredibly simple: collide two identical objects to merge them to create a bigger object. The game ends when you let an object fall out of the bucket.

In practice there's a surprising amount of depth because you need to think about chain reactions, sorting objects, and physics interactions.

Most games in this genre use perfectly round objects, which makes the game considerably more basic. In this version each emoji has a distinct shape which adds a lot of fun things to think about.

You may be able to nestle a small object into the crevice of a large object, roll an object down the slope of another, precariously balance a stable object in the end-game, or curse as a long skinny object blocks a large portion of the board.

The unique shapes also means that every new mix of emojis plays quite differently. Right now I have 3 emoji mixes enabled in the hopes that as people discover the game there's more competition on the leaderboards, but in the future I have a bunch of curated mixes (and a daily random mix pulling from 100s of emojis) ready to go.

The game also has real time cooperative multiplayer. On the new game menu you can click the "invite friends" button which creates a URL you can share. When your friends go to that URL they're immediately in the same game playing cooperatively, and when you finish you'll all be listed together as a team on the leaderboards.

Right now there's a limited-time Halloween mix which is unusually challenging with lots of long skinny shapes.

Let me know what you think or if you hit any issues.

Happy merging!

I draw 5 things every day with a mouse, intentionally making them pretty terrible, and your job is to figure out what I was trying to draw.

Everyone gets the same 5 drawings, and after each guess you can see what I actually meant, how many people got it right, and what everyone else guessed.

The drawings start pretty easy and get progressively more cursed.

Would love to know how many you can get today.

Requesting feedback on website and games.

Please post your feedback and comments in the original thread in r/Websites as I'm not OP: https://www.reddit.com/r/Websites/comments/1xgrnez/carnivalthemed_website_with_interactivecommunity/

This is an unfinished project I am using to gather feedback on for university!
If you could, I'd ask you to also fill out this form.

Thank you!

I've been working on this game for a few weeks now and would love to get some feedback on it.

The main premise is to take a collection of the previous day's most popular Wikipedia pages and put them into a competition against each other to see who wins.

Each time you get a correct answer, that topic's multiplier increases on the next round (This is the key to getting a good score!)

I've also found that playing the game daily has helped me keep up to date with current events when a topic I've never heard of before wins.

I made this because the over vs under argument never ends, so now it's a war. Pick a side once, then click tiles anywhere on the world map to flip rolls to your team. Every roll you hold earns points until someone flips it back. Flips refill every few seconds, so it's a quick game to dip in and out of.

Zoom all the way in to see the actual rolls hanging the right (or wrong) way. Feedback very welcome, especially on mobile.

Game Title: Timeline
Playable Link: https://timelinedaily.ai.studio/
Platform: Web

Description: A daily challenge game where you must guess the correct year of historic events.
You can compare against other players and get points for good guesses.

Free to Play Status: Free to play
Involvement: Creator

Hey everyone, I'm the solo dev behind this game.

Aktepe: The Chairman is a text-based, choice-driven RPG. You're not the manager; you're the newly appointed chairman of a club drowning in 150 million in debt. The real game happens in the boardroom.

It features delayed consequences (a choice today might blow up three months later), 12 characters with their own agendas, and 7 different endings. It's completely free to play in your browser and fully playable from start to finish.

Transparency note: I used AI to help with coding and generating the vintage document graphics, but the core story and game logic are all human-designed.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on the boardroom drama and if the choices feel impactful. Thanks for checking it out!

Play this multiplayer version of Snake now!

Here is the first major update to my game about building poems on a fridge.
Some of the issues with Magenta textures on mobile should be gone. And I have reworked onboarding.
Feedback is more than welcome!

Hi there! Today I'm launching my new daily web game "Squigdle"
A daily game where you turn random squiggles into doodles

You might've played a few of my previous daily games (Kinda Hard Golf or Squishy Billiards)

Both games feature a map editor, and my favourite part of making the games was seeing all the awesome creations the community built. This is a whole game built around that idea.

How it works

• You get 3 fixed squiggles each day.
• Drag, rotate, scale, and draw around them to create a picture.
• Submit your artwork, share it with friends, and vote on community favorites from the day!

Play it here: https://johalloran.dev/squigdle/
Would love to hear any feedback you have, and see your creations!

You build your army on a board and place every unit where you want it. Every 20 seconds, the whole army marches out as a wave and fights on its own. Your job is everything around the fight: deciding what to buy, where to stand, which gold mines to build, who to counter, and when to spend on the next tier of units. Destroy the enemy Citadel to win.

Matches are short and one good counter-pick can swing them. You can play 1v1 or team up in 2v2 and 3v3. There is nothing to download.

There are 7 factions, and each one plays differently:

- Humans: Cavalry and heavy armor, with healers behind the line. The generalist faction.

- Orcs: The most hit points for your gold. They win by being hard to kill.

- Elves: They shoot first and from farther away than anyone. Fragile, so they rely on roots and slows to keep enemies off.

- Undead: Cheap packs that feed on the fallen. No healers, so they win by outlasting you.

- Hell: Chaos damage ignores armor and cuts through magic-proof armies. Lots of flyers and summoned imps.

- Wizards: Frost, cyclones and polymorph. Powerful but slow and fragile, so you have to protect them.

- Shadows: Cloaked assassins and burrowing wurms. Bring a detector or lose before the fight starts.

Try it here: https://warlandmarch.itch.io/warlandmarch

If you have friends who like strategy games, grab them for a team match. I'd like to hear which faction people end up main-ing and if you see any balance issues as factions are quite different.

Hi! I've been working on a football career game for a while and it's finally in a state I'm happy to share.

You can play in two ways: as a manager (sign and sell players, handle contracts and the wage budget, upgrade the stadium, run a club season after season) or as a player (create your footballer and make decisions in the key moments of each match to build your career).

Everything is fictional (clubs and players), it saves automatically, and it's available in 6 languages. It's a bit long-term, so it's more of a "one more season" kind of game than a quick session.

Free, runs in the browser, no download: https://playgama.ai/play/twr3ysrugtorj6

I'd love to hear what you think, especially if something feels confusing or broken.

I made a small daily game: each round plays a real live radio station from one of 114 countries, and you pick which country it’s broadcasting from out of four options. Two of the wrong answers are always from the same region, so it’s not just “is this Japanese or Brazilian”.

Everyone gets the same 5 stations each day (like Wordle), you can share your result as emoji, and there’s an unlimited practice mode after the daily.

Today I got 3/5 🟩🟥🟩🟩🟥. Feedback very welcome, especially on difficulty!

Classic rules, swipe or arrow keys. You get 3 undos per game and it saves automatically, so you can close the tab and continue later. Feedback welcome, especially on how the animations feel on mobile.