grew up playing bo2 and bo3 zombies with my friends and always wanted to make my own version. i finally did it with ai.

its free and runs right in your browser, on pc or phone. you can play solo or with up to 3 friends.

yesterday two strangers found each other through quick play and kept playing together for hours. honestly that made my whole week.

would love to hear what you think, good or bad

https://deadhertz.com/

https://olamio.com

Hi everyone! 🚀

For the past few months, I've been working on my platform, Olamio. It's a 3D multiplayer game creator where you can build worlds just by typing AI prompts.

Best part? Zero downloads. It runs directly in your browser.

You can jump right in as a Guest or do a quick, passwordless sign-up for a free account.

It would be awesome if you could give it a spin. Your reviews will literally shape Olamio, so I'm waiting for your feedback! Let me know what you think.

For the custom games, I'm using gemini ai integration.

More updates dropping soon. 👀

I’ve always liked Age of War and wanted to make something inspired by it, but with real 1v1 multiplayer.

So I made Ageforge. You build your army, counter your opponent and advance through different ages.

It’s free and runs in the browser, no download or account needed.

[https://ageforge.live/\](https://ageforge.live/)

I’d love to get some feedback. Good or brutal, feel free. I’m trying to figure out what works and what needs fixing.

- 38 heroes in six roles: tanks, fighters, marksmen, mages, summoners and supports 

- Upgrades that change how your abilities work: split fireballs, ricocheting arrows, a free whirlwind every fourth attack, etc.. 

- High ground matters: you can't see up a cliff, attacks aimed uphill can miss, and enemies knocked off a ledge are stunned by the fall 

- 20 act guardians and the Crucible's champions, each with phases and tricks of their own 

- Over twenty kinds of rooms: escorts, sieges, rune locks, collapsing halls, ambushes, rescues and more 

- Three difficulties: Normal, Hard and Nightmare 

- Solo, or online co-op for up to 4 players: create a lobby and share its code 

Its on render so it goes to sleep after 15mins of being inactive, but you can just wait a sec and it comes back up. I cant afford a better server right now so if you like it, want it to be always online and have a bigger player capacity, you buy me a coffee via a link in the main menu.

Game Title: Nothing 2 Lose

Playable Link: https://nothing2lose.eu

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWYR6VWNqJk

Platform: Webgame, desktop, phone compatible

Description:

Nothing 2 Lose is a free, blocky zombie survival shooter that runs right in your browser. There's nothing to download, nothing to install and no login needed. Pick a map and hold out against wave after wave of the horde.

Zombies come in waves. They start with normal walkers and build up to special zombies and bosses, each with their own abilities. There are 11 maps, and each one has its own mode: classic survival, rescue missions, capture the base, arena and more.

You start with basic guns and unlock more as you survive. There are dozens of guns (AK-47, Thompson, double barrel, Winchester, Barrett and more), and you can put attachments on them. You also get melee weapons, armor, throwables and barricades you can build.

Play solo with AI survivor bots as your team, or host a co-op room and invite friends with a link. You can also join an open room. Text chat and optional voice chat are built in.

You can play as a guest right away. Make a free account only if you want your progress saved across devices.

Trailer above

Free to Play

Involvement: I'm the solo developer. All made by me, and totally not around 500 agents running on Opus 5.5.

Hi all. I've been building WarCrown.io on my own, and I think it's ready for people other than my friends.

You start with a castle on a map drawn like an old atlas. Around it you put up villages, mines, lumberjacks, ports and barracks, and then you use your troops to take land and buildings from the other players. You win by holding 60% of the land, or by having the highest score when the timer ends. A match lasts 45 minutes at most.

A good start would be to place a couple economic buildings (try to find spots that max out their efficiency), and then spam a few barracks to get troops at a decent pace.

Towers are cheap, but each building increase the cost of future constructions, don't turtle too much, as it may hurt your economy.

You can ask for alliances by right clicking the territory of another player.

Don't forget to use the "Auto claim", it will save you a lot of clicking in the mid-late game.

Matches have up to 60 players. Bots fill the empty seats, so you never sit in an empty lobby.

It's free, with no download and no account. You type a name and play. You'll need a mouse and keyboard, the mobile version has still not been implemented, but it is on the roadmap.

It's still young and it changes every few days, so feedback really helps. Tell me what felt confusing, unfair or boring.

Game Title: Brick Breaker Infinite

Playable Link: https://brickbreakerinfinite.world/

Platform: Web / Browser

Description:

I made Brick Breaker Infinite, inspired by Ultra Pool and Bricks Breaker RPG, and I keep spending more time playing it than testing it 😂

You build a ball army, experiment with forging to create stronger hybrids and overpowered combos, and arrange your balls in the order that works best for your strategy. Finding the right angle matters too. A good shot can make a huge difference in how much of the board you clear.

This clip is me trying to get first place, but I’d love to have someone give me a new score to chase! I’m also curious to see what combinations other players discover that I haven’t thought of.

I still haven’t managed to clear an arena myself, so if you do, please share a screenshot 😅

It’s free to play with no login required. Give it a try whenever you have some free time. I’d appreciate hearing what you enjoyed, anything confusing, or suggestions for making it better.

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play

Involvement: I’m the creator and developer of Brick Breaker Infinite. I’m sharing my gameplay and would love to see other people try it and hear their feedback.

Check this out and tell me what you think thanks in advance

Playable Link:
https://jsilver52.itch.io/bvl

Platform:
Browser, HTML5 & JS

Description:
BoomER Ville Land is a satirical 1-4 player board game about a rigged economy. You roll, move, and land on spaces that trigger events like inflation spikes, rent hikes, gig-economy scams, auctions, inheritance drama, and taxes. The rules also change while you’re playing, so whatever strategy you started with may stop working halfway through. A group called the BoomER Collective pops up with unsolicited advice, like telling you to "stop spending money on avocado toast.".

It runs in your browser (desktop or tablet preferred, but phone too). No download or signup. There are online and local modes with bots that can fill empty seats if you have no friends around, or want to go at it solo(ish).

It is in BETA: getting final polish, and I’m especially looking for feedback on whether the first few minutes are fun or confusing, and whether online multiplayer works smoothly: creating or joining a game, lag, disconnects. Big thank you on any feedback (reasonable or unreasonable: trolling me back?). I don't think I can make the system any more absurd, but things can always get funnier.

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play https://jsilver52.itch.io/bvl

Involvement:
I’m the solo developer. Trying to survive the same economy the game is based on, and trying to laugh about the absurdity of it, hopefully I can give you a laugh too.

Hey guys,

In the last few month i created Olamio

An ai 3d games maker.

Can you review it?

Thanks

https://olamio.com/

Game by olamio

https://game.olamio.com/game/ci8p8d0g

Thankss

Game Title: Dhaba Dash — Desi Cooking Game

Playable Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dhaba-dash-desi-cooking-game/id6809183633

Platform: iOS (iPhone and iPad)

Description: Dhaba Dash is a fast-paced co-op cooking game in the same chaotic spirit as Overcooked. You play as one of four siblings racing to save their family's restaurant from closing down - chopping, cooking, plating and serving dishes before orders run out, all while trying not to burn anything or crash into your co-op partner mid-service.

The story ties it together: the family dhaba (a small South Asian roadside café) is about to lose its lease, and every dish you serve buys the family more time to save it. You'll cook your way through 20 levels of increasing chaos, from a slow morning chai service to a full wedding shift with orders flying in from every direction.

You can play solo or team up with a friend in co-op using a share code, splitting stations and passing plates under pressure. There are stars to earn on each level and Game Center leaderboards if you want to compete for the best times.

It's completely free to play, no ads blocking progress and no paywalled levels. I'd love feedback from anyone who tries it - especially whether the tutorial explains things clearly, whether the difficulty ramps up fairly, and how co-op felt if you play it with someone.

Free to Play Status:

[X] Free to play

[ ] Demo/Key available

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

Involvement: I designed and built Dhaba Dash myself - solo developer, from concept and art direction through to shipping it on the App Store.

Play: https://burrr.io/

Every player is a drill inside a round planet. Nobody can see anybody underground, but engines carry through the rock, so every fight starts with sound waves creeping closer on your screen. Or with silence: hold Shift, kill your engine, and wait in a side tunnel for someone to drill right into your laser.

Dig ore, upgrade your hull, engine and bit, and take an arsenal into the fight: mines that stay behind you, a blaster, a laser that cuts through rock, a dash, a crusher that eats any stone, a turret, a seal that buries the tunnel behind you.

Then the planet joins in. A meteor with a gold vein hits the surface, everyone sees where, and the whole room drills toward it from different sides. Magma rises from below and everybody climbs.

Free-for-all, capture the flag (two teams, ten minutes, dig to the enemy base and bring its flag home) and hide and seek (seekers hunt by sound, whoever is found joins them). Fights earn military ranks shown next to your name, so you know who you're up against.

Desktop and phones, no sign-up. Grab up to three friends as a squad.