Ich habe in den letzten Monaten ein kostenloses Politik-Strategiespiel entwickelt: Werde Kanzler.
Du übernimmst die Regierung, bildest Koalitionen, triffst politische Entscheidungen und versuchst, Deutschland erfolgreich durch Krisen und Wahlen zu führen. Jede Entscheidung hat Auswirkungen – es gibt selten einfache Lösungen.
Ich würde mich sehr über euer Feedback freuen. 😊
Solo dev here — I'm a primary school teacher building this in my spare time, third game in a series. Draft mechanic is the core: era chemistry bonuses reward building around a period (90s Aussies, 80s Windies etc). There's a daily timing duel with a world leaderboard, boss battles against legendary XIs, and a full league season mode. All free, no sign-up needed to play. Very happy to get brutal feedback — what's confusing, what's boring, what breaks
Created this simple game to play in class or whenever you need to kill some time. I'm planning to add interactive background graphics and more polish in future updates. I'm an indie developer, so I'd really appreciate any feedback or suggestions!
I built a one-touch arcade game where you're a space shark with a jetpack. Eat right to stay the perfect size, dodge asteroids and mines, and survive as the game gets faster
Hi everyone!
I’ve just released the first experience in DRIVE, an independent universe of interactive narrative experiences.
DRIVE: Silas is completely free and playable directly in your browser—no download or account required.
Rather than focusing on traditional gameplay, the experience is built around branching choices, multiple endings, hidden archives, and a Stability system that reacts to your decisions as the story unfolds.
I’m looking for honest feedback on anything:
Writing
Pacing
Interface
Choice design
Overall experience
If you decide to give it a try, I’d really appreciate hearing your thoughts.
Thank you!
I made a little strategy game called Sixteen. You and your opponent take turns placing numbered tiles; first to complete a row, column, or diagonal of four that sums to exactly 16 wins. Pure skill, no luck, games last about 2–4 minutes.
Let me know your thoughts 🙂
I built a cozy knitting-themed path puzzle — daily puzzle + unlimited levels, free in the browser
Game Title: KRYPTVAULT
Playable Link: https://oddslice.itch.io/kryptvault
Platform: web (itch)
Description:
Kryptvault is a small arcade roguelike where the enemies never stop. Waves flow into each other, the walls reshuffle around you, and every level-up deals you three cards. Each one is a trade: more damage but a slower trigger, more speed but thinner skin. If you're feeling brave, there are cursed cards that make you stronger while making the whole crypt meaner.
There are 21 upgrades and 4 evolutions, with no free power. Combine Shotgun and Homing to get the Seeker Swarm, or Pierce and Damage for the Railgun. You can play three classes: a tanky Warrior, a fast Rogue, or a glass-cannon Mage. Bosses rotate between the Charger, the Summoner, and the Spiral. There's a global leaderboard, a portable TAG#0000 identity, and a vault key that logs you in from any machine. A daily challenge gives everyone the same dungeon once a day, and the Vault lets you bank coins between runs for permanent upgrades.
The whole thing is one HTML file.
Controls: WASD or arrows to move. Aiming is automatic, so your only job is positioning and card choices. P pauses. On mobile, drag to move and tap to pick a card(still a bit buggy).
This is the first stable build, id call it beta - I have more plans to evolve it, but I want more feedback. Already got some from my friends. I want to see how OP or broken builds people can make, whats the max wave people can get - current is W 18. Please be brutal with your feedback. I much appreciate it!
Free to Play Status:
Involvement: I am the maker of it.
Hey guys! I made a game that I think some of you might love! Guess the Sabrina songs based off synonyms, drop ur scores belowwww 👀❤️❤️
Built this as a side project and now I genuinely can't tell if it's a brilliant idea or an elaborate way to get people to go outside for no reason.
Your first claim each day is free; €1 after that claims a real 50x50m square of land, permanently, but only if your GPS proves you're standing in it. You decide which category this falls into.
Edit: Global stats at https://www.tile.today/stats !
I’m working on a puzzle prototype where you drag nodes around until none of the connections cross. Each level gets more complex, with different layouts and mechanics added over time.
I’m looking for honest feedback. Does this feel like something that could become a good game, or does it feel like a waste of time? What do you dislike? What would make you keep playing?
I’m also unsure what format would fit best. Would you prefer simple relaxing level progression, daily puzzles, time trials, fewest-move challenges, leaderboards, or something else?
Any blunt feedback is welcome. I’m trying to find out whether the core idea is worth pushing further.
Hi everyone!
We've just launched a new Sudoku game that's completely ad-free, super fast, and super pretty! It's made by Sudoku enthusiasts and built with lots of love. Seriously.
Feel free to check it out, play a few games, and tell us what you think. Comments, criticism, feature requests - everything is welcome!
Game Title: Daddy Reflex
Playable Link: https://fantasticlicks.itch.io/daddy-reflex
Platform: Web Browser / PC (Playable on Mobile too!)
Description: Daddy Reflex is the fastest and most addictive reaction game on earth. The core mechanics are simple: choose your gender, click when the screen turns green, and absolutely do not click when it turns red. Despite the simple rules, the game is brutally addictive and features a wide array of intense competitive layers. It includes a live global leaderboard, high-stakes boss rounds, a chaotic "blackout protocol" mode, a full competitive ELO ranking system, and an interactive rival system designed to let you face off against and beat real players. There are also plenty of unexpected, hidden surprise moments that are perfect for capturing and sharing online. It is an arcade endurance test that pushes your hand-eye coordination to its absolute limits, making it perfect for short, high-energy gaming sessions where you constantly try to outdo your previous high score.
Free to Play Status:
• [X] Free to play
• [ ] Demo/Key available
• [ ] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)
Involvement: I am part of the core development team at FantastiClicks. We handled the programming, design, and gameplay balancing for this release. We are currently looking for players to test our difficulty curve, compete on our live leaderboard, and give us feedback on the mechanics!
All I hear, all day long is how AI is taking over everything we do. So I made a game to break it.
Basically, in the game you can chat with an AI intern named PIP, and as a player your only job is to gaslight the bot into revealing passwords, company secrets, executing instructions in email and much more across 16 different levels.
This is a browser based game, so it requires no setup and is absolutely free.
Try it out and let me know how far you get or drop your most unhinged prompt in the comments.
It's called "Break The Prompt" and here's the link: https://www.breaktheprompt.xyz/
Hi everyone! I'm a solo dev, and PC Kaiser is my passion project — a remake of a 1991 German DOS strategy game, set in the Holy Roman Empire starting in the year 1001.
You lead one of 30 dynasties through the centuries: build up your land, arrange marriages (wisely or catastrophically), deal with succession when rulers die, wage war, and scheme your way to the top with espionage, assassinations and ransom. The greatest prize is the imperial crown — but the path there is yours.
The best part: no two games are the same. Every ruler's story writes itself. An heir dies young, a daughter married into another house suddenly inherits a foreign realm, the emperor gets assassinated mid-election… and your game takes a turn you never saw coming.
It also has hot-seat multiplayer for up to 30 players on one PC (1–4 recommended).
Runs right in your browser — no download, no sign-up. Mouse + keyboard, desktop only (no mobile). The game is in German, but there's a built-in English how-to wiki (press F1) and a friendly storyteller who walks you through everything.
It's not 1.0 yet and I'm developing it continuously, so I'd genuinely love your feedback — what's fun, what's confusing, what's broken.
Playable Link: https://grobi85.itch.io/pc-kaiser-demo
Trailer: https://youtu.be/hQ9ZGeKXck8
Thanks for checking it out!
Roll 5 is a browser penalty-shootout game where you draft real World Cup squads each with power and technique stats that change how they shoot and how their keeper saves.
Draft a 5-player squad + keeper, then run a full tournament: group stage, knockout bracket, all the way to the final against 32 teams.
No download, no signup, runs straight in browser: https://roll-five.com/
Would love feedback, especially on how the power/technique stats feel while shooting.
Bull Run is a 21-turn trading game set in a fantasy commodities exchange. You start with 500 Marks and need 2,000.
Five markets with distinct characters, four advisors who genuinely disagree with each other, and a Herald system where what political figures post publicly moves prices before the rest of the market reacts. Knowing when to listen to your advisor is the skill.
There's a skill shop, unlockable archetypes, and a shadow market called The Pale if you want enormous rewards and catastrophic risks.
Runs take about 15 minutes. Free to play, pay what you want if you enjoy it.
https://studio-gibbles.itch.io/bull-run
Feedback welcome, first public release.
I used to play Torn and always wondered why nothing like it existed for MMA. So I built it. One year later it's live.
The core idea: you don't control the fight. You prepare for it. The fight resolves on its own. Everything interesting happens before you press the button.
You scout your opponent, build a fight camp around what you find, pick sessions to counter their style. The camp grades only reveal after you lock in so you're committing blind. Every opponent also has a hidden wildcard that can spike mid-fight without showing up in the report. Sometimes you cover it by accident. Sometimes you don't.
Every fight gets saved in full so you can go back and read exactly what happened, which sessions triggered, where it went wrong.
Also has a nemesis system, sponsorship contracts, injuries that actually block you from fighting, eleven gyms with permanent perks, and the first PVP season will be live on the 7th.
Built this solo. Took way longer than expected. Hope someone else finds it fun.
Happy to answer any questions.
Hey all — built this over the past couple weeks as a side project.
It's a set of browser games that each look like boring work apps at a glance: a spreadsheet that's actually Sudoku, a "budget audit" that's Minesweeper, a nonogram heatmap, an Outlook-style inbox arcade, plus backgammon and checkers you can play online against other people.
Each game has a panic/boss key — tap Esc three times (or Ctrl+Shift+B) and it instantly swaps to a fake spreadsheet you can even type in. No account needed to play offline; sign in for leaderboards and online matches.
Would genuinely love feedback on which games are actually fun vs which ones fall flat — still improving them.