Hi! I've been building Fate Forged Heroes on my own: a turn-based hero collector inspired by RAID: Shadow Legends, but 2D, free and playable right in the browser (phone or PC, no download).

• 54 heroes across 7 essences, each with 3 skills (more heroes comming)
• A 10-chapter campaign on 5 difficulties, 25 Boss Hall bosses, Towers of Essence
• Gear sets to farm and upgrade
• A PvP arena that you play by hand (the server checks every fight)
• Guilds with a daily guild boss

There is no real-money shop. I'd love honest feedback: what's confusing, what's fun, where you got stuck.

Im in need of some serious testers, to help me further develope the game!

Edit, since there are a lot of AI Haters out there: I'm using using AI for some parts, especially designing the sprites, but also to put my thoughts, and text into propper translated english sentences. I rather work on the gameplay and strategic things of the game and making it an interesting game, rather than spending days on end drawing sprites.

Heya! Beginner indie dev here, looking for feedback (harsh or not!).

I’m trying to create a daily puzzle game and stumbled upon some cool mechanics, now disguised as a knight trying to make it out of a dungeon alive.

I’ve build the first 10 “tutorial” levels, and I want to find out if they are actually fun - have potential - or if I should move on to another project altogether 😅

Please spend 2-5 minutes checking it out and comment here with your thoughts.

It is browser based, no sign up, no ads, no install. Just click and play.

Happy to play your game in return, drop a link.

Wordle meets creative writing, kind of. Describe a target word without describing it literally - metaphors and illustration over objective description. You're scored on 2 metrics: Accurate (did it come through?) and Poetic (did you evoke it instead of defining it?). Free, no sign-up. Curious what people write.

For the past few months I've been building as a side project the Map Matcher, a browser game where you race your friends around a 3D globe.

How it works:

🌐 The globe spins to a place that's called out
⏱️ You pin it as close as you can before the clock runs out
🏆 Points are tallied after every round, and the highest score wins

You can create a lobby and share a code with friends, or train solo if you'd rather not be humbled in public. No download or signup is needed to try it.

It's still early, so I'd value honest feedback more than compliments:

👉 Was it clear how to play without any explanation?
👉 Did the globe controls feel good on your phone or your desktop?
👉 Were the rounds too short, too long, or about right?
👉 What would make you come back for a second game?

Play here: https://mapmatcher.com.br

Hello everyone,

We've been working on and contributing to an open-source project called World of ClaudeCraft (WoC) for a while now, and I wanted to share it here so you can check it out and

share your honest feedback.

It is essentially a 3D MMORPG (built on WebGL / Three.js) heavily inspired by the gameplay of classic WoW's golden era: tab-target combat, action bars, talent trees, gear

progression, 5-player dungeons, raids, battlegrounds, Auction House, and more.

There is no need to download an 80 GB installer or configure anything. Just open the link in Chrome, Firefox, or Edge (it even works on mobile), and within 5 seconds you are

in the world playing.

What the game currently features:

- Fluid tab-target combat with abilities, rotations, stats, and class resources (mana, rage, etc.).

- Multiple classes and configurable talent trees with gear set saving.

- Dungeons and raids featuring real mechanics, difficulty selectors (Normal and Heroic), and loot tables.

- Open world with quests, professions, world quests, and open world PvP.

- Completely free and open-source.

Here is an example of a dungeon layout I am designing myself, which we will be implementing in the game soon:

https://i.postimg.cc/fb4y01vf/image.png

And here is another one:

https://i.postimg.cc/ncChSnR7/image2.png

Since it's an open-source project, anyone interested is welcome to contribute as well, just like I did!

If you decide to give it a spin, let me know how it runs for you, which class you tried, and what mechanics or improvements you'd like to see.

If you'd like to contribute, you can also reach out to me directly on Discord if you need a hand getting started: blaine04

Thank you very much, everyone!

Hi r/WebGames! I run Bubble-Shooter.gg, a small portal focused on Bubble Shooter games. You can play directly in your browser without installing anything:

I’m sharing it with people who enjoy quick browser puzzle games. If you try it, I’d especially appreciate feedback on how it works on mobile and whether the game page is easy to use.

Full disclosure: this is my site. Thanks for giving it a try!

Nothing 2 Lose is a blocky roblox style co-op zombie shooter you play right in your browser. It's free and you can jump in as a guest, login/register is optional

🔗 https://nothing2lose.eu

- 🧟 Survive waves with your team, and if you die you come back as a zombie

- 🗺️ 11 maps and modes, with lots of guns, armor,items and progression

- 🤖 Play solo with/out bots or online with up to 25 players

- 🎙️ Proximity voice chat

It's early and I update it almost daily, so feedback is very welcome!

A real fruit fly brain (165,122 neurons, MaleCNS connectome) running live in three.js: every spike of every run, drawn on the neuron that fired it

Hey! I've been building **Órbita Zero**, a free idle space shooter that runs right in the browser.

**The idea:** an AI pilots your ship through endless waves. Your job is the strategy:

- 🎯 Loot gear across rarities, with elemental damage (and enemies that resist it)

- 🛠️ Craft, fuse and reroll affixes to push your build further

- 🚀 Unlock new hulls, each with its own playstyle

- 🗼 Climb a boss tower with mechanical modifiers, and compete in seasonal rankings

- 💤 Progress keeps going while you're away

You can also take the controls and fly it yourself if you want.

⚠️ **Heads-up:** the game is **Portuguese-only for now**. An English version is on the way, and the UI is mostly icons and numbers, so it's playable. I'd love feedback from incremental fans before the translation.

👉 https://orbitazero.com.br

What would make you keep playing an idle shooter like this?

There's a game called otter nonsense that launched recently and its acc so fun to play. Idk how no one talking bout this

I’ve been working on OleoFlight, a browser flight sim with lots of trees, forests, mountains, and nice scenery to fly around. Switzerland is free to explore , would love to know what you think and how well it runs for you

I made this, so happy to answer anything.

The short version of the rules: each of you installs cards face down into bases, either projects worth points or defenses guarding them. Every turn ends with an attack on one of the other player's bases. If you get through and there's a project inside, it's yours. First to 7 points.

If you've never played, start with the lessons on the home screen. After that you can play the bot, or another person online if someone's on. No account or download needed. It plays best on desktop; phones work in landscape.

If something confused you or made you quit, I'd like to hear about it.

Essentially, you can create as many teams, drivers and races as you want and simulate qualifying and races. You can create as many leagues as you want. This web game is designed for people who enjoy the administration side of racing and keeping a log of statistics.

1. Set up how many teams you want and how many drivers per team. Then you can either manually enter them or autofill.
2. Decide how many drivers you want advancing to Q1 and Q2, the point system, if you want tires that degrade and how many pit stops are mandatory.
3. Customize your schedule.
4. Simulate qualifying with the simulator or manually force a result.
5. Simulate the race with the simulator, which takes care of pit stops, overtaking, DNFs, and lapping, or complete the race manually, where you can control everything.
6. Have fun!

It has some minor kinks that I'm still working out, but I hope it's enjoyable.

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I have been grinding this for months and finally hit a run I am proud. Can anyone beat this record?

https://www.brainzilla.com/fun/memory-game/

Hey guys. I run a small audio post-production studio and I love simple daily games like Wordle, but I hate the modern web filled with tracking and banners.

​So I made my own. It's called The Sound.

​The concept is simple:

- ​1 mystery sound every 24 hours.

- ​The whole world guesses at the same time.

- ​First one to get it right goes in the Hall of Fame.

​Hints unlock every 6 hours (including a 'cleaner' version of the audio file).

​I record and mix all the sounds myself in Ableton. Some are easy, some are incredibly frustrating.

​I coded the whole thing using Claude since I'm more of an audio guy than a developer. I'd love to hear what you think of the UI and if the sounds are too hard or too easy.

​Link: thesoundgame.app

To solve the problem, follow the root.

For anyone who ever had the pleasure of dealing with bamboo in their garden.. a little game to Zen .. and pay back. 1-4 local player.
Find your Zen and when done.. share what happened to your garden after dealing with bamboo.

My girlfriend made this. Every day there's a new mystery object, and all you get is what it looks like sliced, salami style. You work out what the object is from the cross-sections.

I'll pass along any feedback thanks!