I made a very small F1 reaction game based on race starts.
Hold the clutch while the five lights come on, then release it as quickly as possible when they go out. Release too early and you jump the start.
My current time is 0.235s. Curious how low people here can get.
Play: https://playchasingp1.com/minigames
(No signup, takes about 10 seconds)
I've been working on Monster Foundry, a multiplayer browser RPG built around one simple idea: an RPG you can actually enjoy at your own pace.
No downloads. No gaming PC. No need to spend three hours preparing for a raid.
Just open your browser and play.
Monster Foundry combines a lot of the RPG mechanics I personally love: exploring, fighting monsters, collecting loot, leveling skills, crafting, gathering resources, farming, upgrading gear and building up your character over time.
There's also a multiplayer side to it. You share the world with other players, trade through the player economy, compete on leaderboards and interact with other adventurers — while still being able to play completely at your own pace.
I'm trying to capture some of the charm of the old-school browser and text-based RPGs, but with a much more modern interface and more visual gameplay.
The goal isn't to make another MMO that demands your entire evening.
Play for five minutes. Play for two hours. Make some progress either way.
It's still in development and I'm very interested in hearing what RPG/MMO players think of the concept.
Would you play a browser RPG like this?
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.
Two worlds got merged 200 years ago and eight factions are fighting over the tears left in reality. About forty minutes a game.
Every warrior has a Value that is both what it costs to play and what your opponent scores for killing it, so your best card is also the biggest prize on the board. That one rule does most of the work.
What's in it:
- One Ascendant, your commander: faction, race and a permanent power, 400+ builds. Never enters play, shapes every turn
- 120 cards in 8 types: warriors, gear, arcana, void symmetry, fortifications, breach sites, missions and one-shot specials
- 8 factions, each with its own abilities and its own rules about who it may attack
- 60-card decks you build yourself
- Rooms for 2 to 4 players
- 5 AI difficulties, from a relaxed practice opponent up to Void Apostle
- 18 hand-built bot decks dealt at random, so the AI brings a different deck and a different plan every game
Play the tutorial with no account: https://play.nexusbreach.com
It's new and in beta, so the room browser is quiet. That's what the bots are for.
In Swarm MMO, you own planets that create probes, which again can be used to conquer more planets. Build automated systems to upgrade your empire, solar systems for powerful boosts. Join a clan and climb the ranks. No account required.
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).
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.
Hey everyone, I'm the solo dev behind Realmbreak. It's a fantasy card battler that runs right in your browser on PC or phone, nothing to download.
You pick a Legend and build a 40 card deck around them. Your Legend also has an ability you can use every round, and their Champion levels up in the middle of the match once you hit its goal (Very similar to how legends of Runeterra PVP used to operate with that mechanic in particular)
About the art, I want to be upfront: the card art is AI generated. I know a lot of people don't like that and I get it. I plan on incorporating real art into the game later if people end up liking it but for now I just don't have the money.
It also currently has an open market where players can sell cards they pull as well as tournaments that happen every weekend.
Currently I am working on a beta but I would love any feedback on it.
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