"Just launched LapDrifter — a minimalist web game where every millisecond counts. Can you top the leaderboards?"

I made this. Years ago I made a Facebook railroad game called Railroad Empire, and Waybill is my rebuild of it from scratch.

The link drops you into a 15-minute demo, no account needed. You lay track over real terrain, buy a train, pick its stops, and watch it run while the game moves a day a minute. A short tour walks you through the first line.

The full game is multiplayer and slower. You hand freight to other players’ railroads at junctions, run trains over their track, and buy them out when they struggle. The computer runs a few railroads of its own, and as of this week they upgrade their engines and defend themselves when they’re healthy.

Playing on the America board is free and stays free, and nothing for sale helps you win.

A Quick Daily Strategy Game

Hey everyone! I just launched a fast-paced 3D browser tycoon game where you start with a single Barber Shop and $500, and try to build a thriving 5-shop commercial district reaching $1,000/min.

Play directly in your browser : https://memocall.pro/Interactive/Game/

Features:

- 5 unlockable businesses (Barber Shop, Coffee Shop, Grocery Store, Repair Workshop, Business Agency).

- Visual 3D building upgrades as you level up your shops.

- Operational challenges to solve (missed appointments, lost calls, customer retention) using management upgrades.

- Random rush events, milestones, auto-save in browser, and procedural chill music.

- Works on both Desktop (Mouse/WASD) and Mobile (Touch/Pinch/Joystick).

It takes about 10–15 minutes to beat the main $1,000/min milestone. Let me know if the economy balance feel too fast or too slow ! It the first part, i will add more feature tomorow.

Self-promo, I'm the dev. I've spent the last two months on this and it's the first time real people are playing it.

You get one probe in a galaxy of 10,000 stars and grow from there. Orders and sensor reports both travel at light speed, 4 seconds per light-year, so anything far away is old news by the time you see it.

No signup. Type a name and play. The game keeps running when you close the tab, so you can check back later and see what happened.

100 players fit in the galaxy right now. If it fills there's a line, and I'll bring up a second server if the line gets long.

Every 4 hours you get a Signal Cache, and you can save up 2. Each one gives a cosmetic, like a marker shape around your stars, a ship trail, an icon or a title. Duplicates turn into shards you spend on the one you actually want. Nothing in a cache changes play.

Money-wise, nothing is for sale during the test, and the ads you'll see are Google's test ads. After the test, opening a cache takes a short ad you choose to watch, and one ad plays when a run ends. No banners. Remove Ads will be a one-time $4.99, and it also lets you upload your own pattern for your territory.

Claude wrote some of the code and I did the hard parts.

Bug reports and complaints are very welcome. Post them here or in #vonn on my Discord, https://discord.gg/VzHpyQfV4q

Hey everyone!

I'm a solo developer working on Slime Reborn, a free incremental/rpg game where you start as a tiny slime and slowly grow, adapt and evolve!

A bunch of new systems and content were added for this update like new exploration/auto-battler combat, skill-tree added and reworked to feel like a slime organism, quest/discoveries and much more!

The Game is still early access and I'm continuing to improve it based on player feedback. I'd love to hear what you think!

Pick a speed goal and type real books. The balloon fills as your average speed climbs.
Hit your goal and it pops. Mistakes must be fixed before you can go on, case sensitive.
The clock starts when you type the first letter. Balloon will not pop in the first 15 seconds.

Game Title: Guess and Go

Platform: Browser (WebGL, playable on itch.io) https://fiiddy.itch.io/guess-and-go

Description: Guess and Go is an endless runner crossed with Wordle. Your robot walks forward on its own and whenever it reaches a sign, the run pauses for a word puzzle. You get 6 tries to guess a 5-letter word, with standard Wordle-style feedback (green = right letter right spot, yellow = right letter wrong spot, grey = not in the word).

Guess it fast for more points; a quick first-try guess is worth 100, a last-try guess barely scrapes by with 5. Miss a word on all 6 tries and you lose one of your 3 lives, lose all three and your run ends but your score is saved to an online leaderboard.
The world changes the further you get: the scenery shifts through different biomes (forest, desert, and beyond) as your score climbs, and you can unlock new robot skins by hitting score milestones.

There's a Give Up button if you want to bank your current score and end the run voluntarily.
Runs also save and resume automatically, so you can close the tab and pick up exactly where you left off later. Word lists are available in both English and Swedish.

Free to Play Status: [x] Free to play
Involvement: Solo developer. I built the whole game myself (game programming student), handling the code, design, and art direction in Unity/C#.

Feel free to try it out and give me some feedback!

I've been working on my dream typing game - I've used 10fastfingers and Monkeytype for years but I always felt like they were missing something. I love games with levelling up, a prestige system, achievements, customisation, pets, opening loot crates, fishing, mining, farming, and incremental upgrades, so I've combined all of those into a dopamine-inducing game with a constant stream of achievements and unlocks.

The ultimate goal is to help you improve your typing speed, but with plenty of things to unlock along the way, including over 2000 achievements and 1200 cards to collect. It's designed to be played over a series of months, so you shouldn't expect to complete the game within a few days.

It's currently in beta and I'd love feedback so I can look at what improvements need making. It's mainly meant to be played on PC but it should work fine on mobile too (I'm working on improvements to the UI currently). Please also let me know your thoughts on the balancing (I've carried out extensive testing but it's always good to have other peoples' views!)

Game: https://typing.org.uk

Discord: https://discord.com/invite/wJzQdF87uX

Hi! This is my first game, Constellation Snake. It’s classic snake, but the stars are placed using real sky data (Yale Bright Star Catalogue), so if you eat them in the right order you draw the actual constellation.

What’s in it:

• 30 real constellations across 4 regions of the sky
• An open sky you fly around in, collecting stardust and landing on planets to play
• “Tonight’s Sky”: one constellation a day worth double stardust
• Skins, upgrades, and a Star Market with a daily deal
• A Sky Atlas with myths, fun facts, and tips for finding each constellation in the real night sky
• English and Spanish, works on phones in portrait

Full transparency: I made it with a lot of AI help (code, 3D models, audio, and the astronomy texts), while I directed, designed and tested it. The astronomy texts haven’t been reviewed by an expert yet, so if you know your stars and spot a mistake, I’d really love to hear it.

It’s still a work in progress. Any feedback, especially on difficulty and controls, helps a lot. Thanks for playing!

For anyone who misses the old OMGPOP days, a small dev is working on bringing a little piece of that era back!

I stumbled across this revival today and got to meet the dev behind it. It's a solo passion project, and you can really feel how much love they've put into it, right down to the little details that make the site feel functional and familiar again.

With the dev busy behind the scenes fixing bugs, polishing features, and interacting with the community, they've kindly given me permission to share the project and help spread the word!

It's already got classics like Booyah!, Balloono, Blockles, Draw My Thing, and more. There's even a new beta feature called InLikeWithTube, letting you watch YouTube/listen to music with friends while playing games together. You can also follow ongoing fixes and additions through the changelog!

It's genuinely sweet seeing a solo dev put this much care into reviving a nostalgic part of the internet. I'd love to see more people check it out, give feedback, and show this project some love. ❤️

OGs and lames welcome!

Back in May I posted about a word game we made up on a road trip. someone pointed out in the comments that it's basically Ghost, which I'd somehow never heard of. They were right, and it's been fun finding out how many people grew up playing ghost on car trips.

Our version has a couple of twists, such as you can put a letter anywhere on the board (superghost!), not just at the end, and once a round you can swap a letter or shuffle the board to get out of a trap. The core is the same, finish a word and you lose, and if you think someone's bluffing, you can challenge them to name a real word.

Since that post I put it on Android and iPhone stores, plus I added a ton of 1p stuff like quest (escalating Ai opponents) and a daily puzzle. The problem is the tutorial. Most people who open the game quit within the first minute before they've played a real turn. It takes thirty seconds to explain in a car, and I still haven't figured out the best way to boil this down in the tutorial.

If you have a couple of minutes, I'd really appreciate if any of you wordgame lovers could point me in the right direction and play the tutorial until it drops you into Quest and tell me where you got confused or bored. Thank you!!

Word Cracker

Fun and simple. I remember playing these puzzles when I was much smaller.

Like a lot of people I love trivia and I had the idea to create a nearly impossible trivia game.

You get seven questions and the clock halves after each one, from 60 seconds on the first to under one second on the last. One wrong answer or one timeout ends your game. Everyone plays the same seven questions, and a new game comes out every day at 6am Eastern Time.

I built this with Claude Code in ~10 hours. Happy to answer any questions and I'd love to know how far you got!

It’s like wordle but for the gym!!!

Enjoy!!

I grew up on Ski Jump International v3 (SJ3), so I built a tribute: a small pixel-art ski jumping game. No account, no install, just open it and jump.

• 20 hills from Kuopio to Planica, each with its own wind and character
• Timing is everything: take off at the lip, hold a flat flight, land a telemark for style points
• Pick the gate: shorter in-run for bonus points, longer for distance
• Daily Jump: one hill and the same wind for everyone worldwide, 3 attempts a day
• World rankings: world records on every hill, today’s daily board and the top jumpers by skill rating
• Fair play: the server re-simulates every jump
• Friends league: share an invite link and pick one of 16 jumpers, with the boards, tournaments and seasons kept just for your group
• Stage tournaments and seasons with World Cup points and a podium ceremony
• Ghosts and replays: race your best jump, share any jump as a link
• Optional Telegram bot that posts records and results to your group
• Jump School with tips on reading the wind, picking the gate and landing
• Desktop and mobile, in English, German, Polish, Norwegian, Finnish and Slovenian

Play: https://bubenjump.xyz Enjoy.

https://playheist.net/?daily

got tired of mobile card apps forcing 30-second casino ads down your throat every 2 deals. Built this lightweight web app: 8 solo card games + daily seeded challenges (like Wordle for card games) with Duolingo-style streaks and streak freezes. Completely free, no download, no ads. Let me know what you think so far.