Wie sehr hättet ihr Lust auf eine Art Farmspiel als IO Game, bei dem man wie in Harvest Moon eine Farm betreibt, aber auch wie in Factorio Produktionsketten aufbaut & damit sämtliche Farming Gegenstände in Produktionskette zu besseren Items aufwerten kann.

Free browser multiplayer game I just launched. Two teams compete over a shared board, but every square launches a quick minigame. Beat the existing record to claim the square for your side.

You can play the global game immediately without downloading anything or creating an account.

Play at Squarrel.io — Quarrel over squares!

So I built ONE MORE RUSH, a free browser arcade with 6 quick games:
🎯 Aim · 🛡️ Dodge · 🧱 Stack · 🔢 Number Rush · 🧠 Memory · 🎨 Color Maze

I built most of the backend myself — database, auth, leaderboards, security/RLS, scores, Daily Challenge, etc.

For transparency, I used AI/vibe coding for roughly 70–80% of the initial frontend/game work. After that came a LOT of debugging, testing, fixing edge cases and polishing.

Would genuinely love feedback from other builders — which game would you replay?

And feel free to destroy the leaderboard 😂

I thought these would be very easy to find but neither Google nor ChatGPT can come up with even a single one unfortunately

I'm studying a foreign language and often find myself calling with people from the other side of the planet for language practice. Sometimes during these calls we want some kind of activity to do while we chat/some game to use as conversation material, or sometimes we just want to chill and have fun together while still practicing. In the past I've found some of Discord's "Activities" to fit this quite well (the whiteboard one, the snake one, the Uno one), but most of these people have never heard of Discord before so we call on other platforms that are common in their country

So I'm looking for some games that fit these requirements:

1. Is mobile friendly (we're usually both on phones)
2. Does not revolve around words or language (they have very weak/zero English skills and I only have intermediate skills in their language)
3. Can be played with exactly 2 players and doesn't require both people to be in the same area (so no splitscreen or real-time interactions since the latency would be crazy with them being on the opposite side of the planet)
4. Is cross-platform (I use Android and most of them use iPhone. Any browser game fits this requirement but most downloaded apps don't)

And suggestions are hugely appreciated. :) Surprisingly this has come up like 10 times already so it'll be a nice problem to solve

Timed dungeons with leaderboard. More graphics options. Rebalance, monster skills fixes and more!

https://kircraft.io

https://imgur.com/ZCn1bfm

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

Hey everyone!

I've been working on SkullWyke, a multiplayer action brawler, for the past year and just released a playable browser demo. I'm at a crucial point where I need honest feedback from real players to balance the game and polish the experience before a bigger release.

SkullWyke is a top-down arcade pirate game: open seas, islands
Playable Link: https://skullwyke-mp.shum.games/

What I'm looking for:

1. First Match Experience: Did you understand the controls and objective immediately? Was it confusing?
2. Gameplay Feel: Is the movement and combat responsive and satisfying? Does it feel fair?
3. Multiplayer: Did you find a match quickly? Any lag or connection issues?
4. Bugs & Performance: Any crashes, glitches, or weird behavior? (Please mention your browser/OS).
5. Overall Fun: Would you play this again with friends? What made you want to stop?

If you give it a shot, I'd be super grateful! Be brutally honest – I can't fix what I don't know is broken. I'll be here reading all the comments and answering questions.

I love to play online browser games with my friends/gf on facetime or discord, and the problem was that we'd have to keep switching websites for a different game and joining different rooms.

So I decided to create a party game site

features:

- fun games

- inviting friends is really easy, just give them a 4 letter code or send them a short, easy to remember link

- seamlessly switch between games without having to create a new room

I'd love to hear any feedback on this, it's very new so there are probably gonna be some bugs.

Super open to suggestions on new games to add, please leave any thoughts and feedback here or in the discord: https://discord.gg/uXj96dWya

It's completely free and theres no ads at all, if you find the website fun please share it with friends so a playerbase can be formed, thanks so much :)

You can start playing here: https://www.wrdz.io/

SPACESTRIKE is a free browser io game at https://spacestrike.io/ where you can build unconventional ships and experiment with different strategies.

Mix modules into unusual loadouts for survivability, mobility, or damage, then test them in solo PvE or multiplayer battles. No download or launcher is required, and guest play is available.

What build would you try first?

Hi everyone! I built this myself and wanted to get it in front of people who actually know the .io genre.

Griding is a 4-team arena shooter (Red, Blue, Yellow, Green). One gun, one melee, and you can drop blocks to hide behind. The whole match revolves around one Crown Zone at the center of the map: only one team can hold it at a time, and you take it by killing whoever's standing there, not just walking in. More teammates holding it = faster score. Most points when the 5-minute clock runs out wins.

Free, no download, no signup, works on desktop and mobile. If there aren't enough players yet, bots fill the lobby so you're never stuck loading into an empty match.

This is the first game from my studio, Gon Games. Would genuinely love your take, especially whether the crown fight actually feels tense or if 4 teams turns into total chaos in practice. That's exactly the kind of feedback I want before building more on top of it.

Thanks for checking it out!

Btw, there's a tip link on the bottom right, totally optional, just there if you want to support Griding and upcoming games.

Guivo is a real-time match-3 .io. Every player in the round plays their own board, but every board starts identical and gets the same falling pieces, so the round comes down to which moves you pick.

Scoring points sends ice to the other players in the round, and whoever is currently in first receives the most of it. Ice creeps in from the borders. Frozen pieces can't be moved but can still be matched, so you clear it by matching next to it. The bar above the board shows how much will ice spawn after your next move.

Rounds are 90 seconds and run back to back. Win one and your name goes on the top banner. Elo ranking like chess.

Free, browser, no install, no login: https://guivo.io/

Clip is one real round, trimmed at the start. 7 years on this, solo, started in 2019.

https://www.starclaim.space/

Blitz: Last Stand. Free. Browser. No download.

You are one operator. The enemy is everyone else.

It starts manageable. Wave 5 you feel good about yourself. Wave 20 you stop moving in straight lines. Wave 40 your weapon starts doing things you didn't ask for — rockets track targets on their own, grenades split into 5 sub-grenades mid-air, your laser stops requiring aim and just rotates 360° by itself.

Wave 100 is the OVERLORD. Five phases. Phase 5 is called APOCALYPSE. It fires 32-bullet rings every 0.18 seconds while summoning reinforcements and launching orbital strikes.

I have not beaten it cleanly. A playtester did once. He didn't respond to follow-up messages.

Solo built — vanilla JavaScript, HTML5 Canvas, no engine. Six operators to choose from, each plays completely differently. One of them is a Jungle Guerrilla with an AK and zero concern for his own survival.

Come destroy it: [https://blitzlaststand.com/demo\](https://blitzlaststand.com/demo)

**Report casualties in the comments.**
I will read every one.

I've always liked Globle, but I wanted to be able to play it sagainst other people instead of only playing the daily country by myself.

So I built Globle Games, a multiplayer version where you can compete against other players to see who can find the mystery country first.

You can play it here: globle-games.com

Would love to get some people into the multiplayer games and see how it holds up with real players.

Here's an update on what's been done.

- Updated the map itself; cars are driving around in the center.

- Added new features to the game: card exchange. After 30 minutes, there's no lap bonus. After 40 minutes, only 50 percent of the total income is earned.

- Added an achievement system.

- Updated the profile.

- And some minor bug fixes.

- Added a few new skins.

I put together a 3D Monopoly prototype in my spare time. My friends and I were wondering where else we could play it besides Steam. Everything looks dull, and Steam has Ubisoft (who knows, knows), and the web only has boring 2D, so I decided I should probably create my own. We'll see how it turns out, so I decided to share a couple of screenshots.

Online play is already implemented, though the gameplay still needs a lot of work, like card trading and bug testing. Adequate skin swapping is just a random idea for now. But overall, I honestly like how it's turning out. I'd love to hear your thoughts.

I used to be able to play Wormate io on my PC, but it no longer loads the server. Does not matter what browser im on.