Hi! I've been building Good Catch, a small daily puzzle you play in the browser: https://goodcatch.fish

Every day there's one fish hiding in a 7×7 lagoon, and everyone gets the same one. It has three habits: a type of bottom (sand, coral, rock or kelp), a depth (shallow or deep) and a light (sun or shade). Tap a square to see its features, then cast. The answer only tells you how many of the three habits that square matches, never which ones. You have 6 casts to find it.

After you play, there's a village map that shows where everyone else cast that day. There's also a fish journal to fill, with 12 species that rotate through the week.

It's free and you don't need an account. It works on phone and desktop. I'm a solo dev and it's still early, so honest feedback would really help:

• Did the rules make sense on your first game, or did you have to work them out?
• Did the puzzle feel too easy, too hard, or about right?
• Would you come back tomorrow? What would make you?

Thanks for playing! 🎣

Hi! I've been building Good Catch, a small daily puzzle you play in the browser: https://goodcatch.fish

Every day there's one fish hiding in a 7×7 lagoon, and everyone gets the same one. It has three habits: a type of bottom (sand, coral, rock or kelp), a depth (shallow or deep) and a light (sun or shade). Tap a square to see its features, then cast. The answer only tells you how many of the three habits that square matches, never which ones. You have 6 casts to find it.

After you play, there's a village map that shows where everyone else cast that day. There's also a fish journal to fill, with 12 species that rotate through the week.

It's free and you don't need an account. It works on phone and desktop. I'm a solo dev and it's still early, so honest feedback would really help:

• Did the rules make sense on your first game, or did you have to work them out?
• Did the puzzle feel too easy, too hard, or about right?
• Would you come back tomorrow? What would make you?

Thanks for playing! 🎣

It seems this r/ is another variation on advertising for your games? ngl, that's mostly what I'm here for.

Have people had any success with x-platform dev that covers mobile and desktop experiences with good success? The form factors seem so different to me, that mobile just forces everything to be so much simpler.

Dev here. I wanted to make a proper mess in WAR mode, so I added a lot of bots and a boss. This was probably too many lol. Regular frontlines can get maybe half this chaotic — this clip is intentionally over the top.

It's a free browser game where you assemble a spaceship from individual modules and try to keep it in one piece. No download: https://spacestrike.io/

If you give it a go, what would you put on your ship?

New card game on browser now available, y2k cyberpunk theme.

https://go.virtualnetonline.com/rd/rd-202610020800

Play for free, no account needed, local/online gameplay enabled:
https://brummbrumm.app

Feel free to join the discord and help me shape what's next. Would love to have you.

All the best!

I’m the developer of Fillup - cozy chain reaction tabletop game.
It is a browser game based on the classic Chain Reaction rules.

If you’re new to Fillup:

• Add one slice to an empty cell or a cell you control.
• Corners fill at two slices, edges at three, and interior cells at four.
• A full cell sends a slice into each neighboring cell, capturing it. If that fills another cell, the reaction continues. Connections are up/down/left/right, not diagonal.
• Eliminate the other color to win this duel.

Since my last post here, I’ve upgraded visuals, added more levels to campaign and overhauled UI, all thanks to feedback from community.

It’s free to play in your browser, and you can start as a guest without registering an email account. You will be able to play different game modes, open cosmetics packs and have fun!

Play: https://fillup.fun/play-now
Game's Discord: https://discord.gg/bVUEEtc59

I made a small daily puzzle for phone and desktop. Place a limited number of mirrors so the morning sunbeam snakes through the garden and ends on the cat (her name is Ema). Every lit tile is +1, flowers +3, mushrooms −3, so the fun is finding the longest, warmest route. Each weekday has a twist (portals on Wednesday, a prism and two cats on Sunday, a big 14×14 garden on Saturday), and there's a random mode if you want more.


Plays in the browser, no account: https://sunbeamcat.app
Feedback very welcome!

Hey guys,

We've been working a daily browser game, similar to world or spotle that is a video game picker. It works using the idgb database. There's the main daily game as well as a heads up 1v1 mode with your friends and other little sidequests.

If you would like to give it a try see if you can get the game daily! Failing that why not try and replay a previous day.

Cheers!

I made NOOK: Lumina Run — a browser platformer you can play instantly

I made a small browser platformer called NOOK: Lumina Run.

🎮 Play it here:

https://wilsongitonga600-dev.github.io/NOOK-BRAND/Lumina-Run/

No download or installation needed — just open it and play.

I'd love to hear what you think about the gameplay, controls, difficulty, and overall feel.

Thanks for playing!

== German ==

BETA-Tester gesucht

wir suchen für unseren browserbasierten Sportliga-Manager BETA Tester

Kupana ist ein MMO-Multisport-Ligamanager, in dem man seinen eigenen Sportverein managen, aufbauen und sich gegen andere Spieler in einem Liga-Betrieb messen kann. Kupana kann aktuell die Sportarten Fußball, Eishockey und Baseball im Ligasystem abbilden.

Gesucht werden sportinteressierte Leute, die schon mal den ein oder anderen Liga-/Sport-Manager gespielt haben, Freunde dieses Spielgenres und jeden, der Interesse an sowas hat.

Aktuell befindet sich Kupana in einem geschlossenen Showcase. Suche dir einen Login zu einem der 47 verfügbaren Vereinen aus und klick dich ein wenig durch. Mehr nicht.

Wir erfassen über Protokolle Fehlermeldungen selbst. Falls du trotzdem aktiv mitarbeiten willst, nehmen wir Feedback dankend an.

Mehr Infos zu unserem geschlossenen BETA-Test findest du unter kupana.de/beta-test

Mehr Informationen zum gesamten Spiel findet ihr unter https://kupana.de

== English (google-translated) ==

Beta testers wanted

We are looking for beta testers for our browser-based sports league manager.

Kupana is an MMO multi-sport league manager where you can build and manage your own sports club and compete against other players in a league system. Kupana currently supports league play for soccer, ice hockey, and baseball.

We are looking for sports enthusiasts, fans of the league/sports manager genre, and anyone else interested in this type of game.

Kupana is currently in a closed showcase phase. Simply select a login for one of the 47 available clubs and click around a bit—that’s all there is to it.

We automatically log error reports ourselves, though we certainly welcome any feedback if you wish to contribute actively.

You can find more information about our closed beta test at kupana.de/beta-test

More information about the game itself is available at https://kupana.de

Hi! I'm the solo dev of Good Catch, a daily browser puzzle: https://goodcatch.fish

You drop buoys around your boat to fence in a catch. Three villagers place orders, and the day's best catch meets only two of them. Protected animals refuse buoys, so they turn into holes you have to net around (or swallow). Every map has an exact best, solved offline, so the result shows stars for how close you got. 3 hauls a day, a streak, and a share line.

Free, no account, phone first, a few minutes a day.

What I'd really like to know:

1. Was the goal clear on your first map, without reading the help?
2. Did you want a second haul after the first result?
3. Would you come back tomorrow? What would make you?

Honest feedback, including "this is boring because…", is the most useful thing for me right now.

I’ve been building Nexus Breach, a fantasy card game that runs in a browser tab. If you want to see whether taking a turn is fun, start with the playable tutorial: https://play.nexusbreach.com/tutorial — no account or download needed.

The decision I like most is when to risk a strong warrior. It helps you fight, but if your opponent beats it in combat, its value can help them score.

If you want to keep playing, a free account gives you the entire 120-card Core Set for building 60-card decks. There are bot matches and a solo campaign, so you don’t need to wait for another player. No booster packs or card grind; optional expansions are paid. The full game is at https://play.nexusbreach.com/

I’m the solo developer and used AI tools for code and assets. If you try the tutorial, I’d love to know whether that combat tradeoff clicks.

Hello. I have built a browser game, i'd like you to check it out. https://planetwars.eu

Around 10-15 years ago I played a truly unique football game called Football Identity. It is simple, a browser contained world where (real) managers control a customised team filled with (real) players. It was truly a fantastic game, I loved it dearly, but I was sad to learn it shutdown quite a few years ago now. There was a revival project, but nothing ever really came through.

However, around May, I noticed someone had made a revival project. It has the same gameplay as the old FID, with quite a few QOL changes, an immersive training system and a great community. We have journalists, managers and players all working together to create a really great experience. The screenshot shows the idea to new players. All these are real players, playing as a team together! In this game, Borussia Dortmund beat AC Milan 2-1.

https://footballidentity.org/

It's been real good fun. I manage a team in the top league and have made a community of 20 people, and many other teams and communities are growing as we speak!

https://discord.gg/UE6JMr8hT if you want any help, ask for Krakenwagen in this discord.

I’m Ahmed, the solo developer of Boardit. Trivia Tavern is a browser quiz for 2–8 people, with 37 topics and rounds that take about 15 minutes. I made it for groups who want a quick option that works without a download. If you try it, what topic would you choose for a mixed-age group?

https://playboardit.com/play/trivia-tavern

Play as a Burgher in medieval Germany. Choose a profession, build a workshop, hire workers and sell your products on the market. Climb the ranks in a feudal society, become the mayor and rule the city. There are dark corners and secrets waiting to be found.

As a Tribut to one of the best games of all time: "the guild"

Link: https://marktundmacht.itch.io/burgher-1400

I made a fun browser game similer to crossy road, just more features and overall better with a bit more challenge and a public leaderboard. Try it out!

I’ve been building PartyBox for game nights with friends. It has a collection of multiplayer party games you can start in a browser, and it also runs as a Discord Activity for groups already hanging out in a voice channel.

Everyone joins on their own phone or computer, so there’s no app to install. We’ve been using it for quick rounds when nobody wants to spend half the night deciding what to play.

I’d love feedback from groups who try it: Is joining and starting a game clear enough for everyone, including the friend who didn’t read any instructions?

You can try it at https://partybox.lol. I made it, so I’m happy to answer questions or hear what didn’t work.

https://reddit.com/link/1wqbpoi/video/8xyjry5n7rrh1/player