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Come check out my solo dev browser game I’m brand new to all of this but I would like some feedback it’s all free

I've been working on a small daily web puzzle called Chronl. The idea is simple: every day you get 6 historical events shuffled up, and you drag them into the correct order from oldest to newest. Mix of big history (moon landing, Berlin Wall) and pop culture (Garfield debuting, MTV launching, etc.).

It's free, no signup, no ads. Plays in about 30 seconds. After you submit you get a shareable result grid like Wordle.

Honest feedback is welcome especially on difficulty. I've been thinking maybe it starts easy on Monday and each day of the week it gets harder, but I'm not sure what would be most fun.

We have a right companion for you to speak with. Diviner is always fair, trustworthy and fair and trustworthy and fair and rthy and fair and trustworthy and fair and trustworthy

Hey everyone, I built a small daily game called Guess Total. Every day you get 5 Amazon products and 20 seconds to guess the price of each one. Closer to the real price = more points. At the end it shows your full "cart" with the actual total vs what you guessed.

It's free, takes about 2 minutes to play, and resets daily with new products.

Would love any feedback — especially on mobile. guesstotal.com

Hey everyone,

Spent the last couple of months building this in my spare time and finally feel okay sharing it: packrip.co

It's a browser sim that lets you rip vintage Pokemon booster packs — every set from Base Set (1999) through Black and White era (2012). 51 sets total, around 5,893 cards. Real holo and reverse-holo effects, pull rates that mirror the actual era's odds, a full collection binder, hunt packs that bias toward a card you pick, daily coin economy, pack dust crafting, a daily login calendar.

No signup, no email, no ads, no install. Works on phone too — actually most people play on mobile. Your binder saves locally and optionally syncs across devices via an anonymous UUID (no account, no PII).

I'm a lifelong WotC-era collector and I made this because I missed the feeling of ripping packs as a kid but didn't want to spend $400 a box chasing a single Crystal Charizard. Started showing it to a few collectors, slowly more people found it, last 28 days about 6,600 strangers have been opening packs on it which is wild to me.

If you grew up on Base Set, Jungle, Fossil, Neo, e-Card era — give it a rip. Would genuinely love feedback on what feels off.

Made a small web game and wanted to share. Three statements, one is a lie, 11 seconds to tap it.

Play here: https://reddit.com/r/LieOrDie/

It's built on Reddit's new Devvit platform so it runs natively in the feed — no download, no signup beyond your existing Reddit account. Works on desktop and mobile.

Features:

• Endless mode with score multipliers and streaks
• Daily Challenge - one curated lie per day, leaderboard ranked by speed
• Per-subreddit leaderboards (mods can install it on their own sub)
• Question reporting if something's wrong

It's free, no ads, no premium.

I'm trying to get to Reddit's Developer Funds Tier 1 (100 daily active users) so honest feedback is more valuable than upvotes.

SpringTale is a 2D action platformer RPG MMO inspired by Maplestory, Realm of the Mad God and Vagante. Explore procedurally generated biomes alongside other players in a shared persistent world, where your equipped weapons and armor are fully visible on your character.

Permadeath with Weight
Dying means losing your character, gear, and run progress. This is non-negotiable. It is the source of all tension. On death your character drops all equipped items.

Shared World, Organic Co-op
Players coexist in the same zones. Groups form naturally around bosses and town hubs. No matchmaking required.

"You are what you wear"
SpringTale uses a “you are what you wear” class system. That means there are no fixed classes. A player’s playstyle is entirely defined by the equipment they have equipped. Weapons grant active combat skills and determine attack range and type. Armor and accessories grant active and passive abilities along with stat bonuses. Two players wearing different loadouts should feel like completely different characters.

Procedural worlds
Biomes in SpringTale are procedurally generated and refreshed every 24 hours so no run will ever feel the same!

An online demo featuring the first biome (Pinefields, including 3 unique bosses) is available to play NOW! This demo is available via Springtale website or Windows and MacOS users and can be downloaded via steam here: SpringTale on steam.

If you're interested in following the development of the game, feel free to join our discord here: https://discord.gg/KFcNPWRGhw

Hope to see you in game!

Game Title: Skullhold

Playable Link: https://skullhold.com

Platform: Web (mobile compatible)

Description: Welcome to the Wasteland. Welcome to Skullhold 💀
I’m excited to share that Skullhold, a hardcore browser-based strategy MMO, has officially started its Open Beta and Testing phase.  
Build your stronghold from the rubble. Train infantry and create powerful siege machines. Colonise new lands and take over the leaderboard.  
This game is made for true strategists who miss the golden age of hardcore empire-builders. Join us now, help test the mechanics, and shape the future of the game!
I really appreciate all feedback here or on Discord as well. There, you can see the patch notes as well.

Free to Play Status:

• [ ] Free to play

Involvement: I'm a solo dev, I made the game, and only with a few of my friends we did the test till now, but more eyes see more, so I want to hear any feedback or issues, and I want to make the game as good as I possibly can.

Hey r/WebGames,

I made Stackle — a daily ranking puzzle inspired by Wordle.

Every day you get 6 items and have to drag them into the correct order (largest to smallest, oldest to newest, etc). You get one shot. Then you share your emoji grid and come back tomorrow.

Scoring:

🟩 exact position

🟨 off by 1

🟥 off by 2 or more

No accounts. No ads. No tracking. Just a puzzle.

Play at usehydrostack.com

Would love feedback — especially on puzzle difficulty. Some feel too easy, some feel hard. Curious where you land.

 You get 20 yes/no questions to identify a mystery celebrity — and how you use them is entirely up to you. Nationality, profession, era, alive or dead — every question is a strategic choice. Two clues are available if you get stuck, but using them costs you on the leaderboard.

No words to unscramble. No grids to fill in. Just pure deductive reasoning — building a profile from nothing until the answer clicks.

New celebrity every day. Global leaderboard. Free, no sign-up.

👉 playspotted.live

Here is a free game that I made and it is published on itch.io!