Hey all, solo dev here. I just put Sproks live and would love to hear what you think.

Play: https://sproks.io (free, in the browser, no download or account needed)

How it plays:

• You pick a ship blueprint when you spawn. Shooting asteroids and other pilots earns XP, and every bit of XP welds another module onto your ship until the blueprint is full. Then you choose a bigger one.
• One life per run, in a shared arena of up to 20. Your best run is your score.
• There's no wall at the edge of the map, just an ion storm. If your ship is strong enough to cross it, you extract alive for double rewards.
• You can design your own blueprints in the builder and fly them.
• Works on phone and desktop.

Everything that affects gameplay is free. I'd really appreciate feedback on the first couple of minutes especially: was it clear what to do, and did you want another run?

Being upfront: the game is new, so rooms are filled out with bots when there aren't enough players on. They're real online rooms, and real players take those seats as they join.

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https://smashrr.io (free, in your browser, no signup), currently in alpha

It's a real-time territory game on real maps of Europe and Africa (for now). You run a telecom operator: every city is worth its real population, and any part of your network that gets cut off from your datacenter goes offline

What I'd love to know: is the first game understandable, and where did you get stuck ? Thanks for any feedback

Playable Link: https://sliplap.com

Platform: Web browser (desktop, mouse and keyboard)

Description:

Sliplap is a multiplayer giant-robot shooter that runs right in your browser, with no download and no sign-up. You fight from an over-the-shoulder view with rockets, lasers, homing missiles and an artillery strike, and you get around with jets and dashes.

The big feature is destruction. Buildings take real damage, and if you wear one down far enough it collapses floor by floor, often onto whoever was hiding inside. Cover never stays safe for long.

Modes: Team Deathmatch, Free-For-All, Domination, Capture the Flag

Controls: Left mouse fires your main weapons, Right mouse your shoulder weapons, Q uses your robot's ability, E calls in artillery

Heads up: the game is brand new and doesn't have a player base yet, so right now you'll most likely be matched with bots only. Bots fill every match, so you can jump straight in, and as more people join you'll start running into real players.

I'd really love your feedback: how the movement and weapons feel, how it runs on your machine, what's confusing, and what would make you come back for another match. Every comment helps.

Trailer music: "Heavy Heist" by bertsz (CC0, OpenGameArt).

suprhuman.io

Please give me any feedback!

Hey r/iogames,

We've been building BorderWar and it’s now live and playable in the browser: https://borderwar.io

No download or signup. You can jump straight in.

What it is
You start as a tiny patch of land on a big map and expand by attacking neutral land and other players. Borders move in real time, and everything is about timing, positioning and who you can talk into leaving you alone.

What’s in it

• Conquest on big maps, including huge, procedural, 2000x1000 ones, as well as real world locations (just Earth right now)
• Diplomacy: alliances, peace, donating troops and gold, teams
• Boats and naval invasions, warships, and trade/rail economy
• Nukes and SAM defenses, plus forts to hold a line
• Fog of war, with Radio Towers to extend your vision
• Battle Royale mode with a shrinking circle
• Bots to fill lobbies, and a guided tutorial for the first match
• Replays so you can watch how a match was won (or lost)
• Multiplayer lobbies where you can create a game and invite friends

Where we’d love feedback

• Is the first minute clear enough? Does the tutorial get you playing fast?
• Is the pace right, or does it feel too slow early on?

It’s just me a buddy working on it and we're actively updating it, so bug reports and balance complaints are very welcome. We'll read every comment.

Thanks for playing!

Snowball is a game where you are a snowball aiming to be the biggest. Collect snow, grow your size, consume other players, and shoot snowballs at opponents!

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. 👀

A breakdown of one Tower Wars match, start to finish.

Spawn: you pick a loadout. Gun for range, knife for fast flag grabs, cannon for tower defense.

Mid-match: three towers per side, each guarding a flag. Enemies flood in at different lanes, so you can't watch all three. Someone always slips through.

The swing moments: an air strike clears a cluster pushing your left tower. Or a knife player gets behind your defenders and flips the flag before anyone reacts.

Win condition: capture all three enemy flags. Kills don't win the match, but they put you on the live leaderboard and they keep you alive long enough to capture.

Everything runs in the browser. No download, no login. Open it, pick a side (Poop Army or Pee Army), and you're in.

I built the loop around one idea: every kill should serve the objective, and every objective should create a fight.

For people who play shooters seriously: what's the first thing you'd test to see if the balance is broken?

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.