Infinite terrain, day and night, crafting. No download, no account. Built with three.js and WebGPU. I’d love to hear what feels off or what you’d add.
https://www.playhighvale.com

Currently trending massively in Japan, basically you are randomly born as a person in a particular country (with random income, gender, etc.) and you have to live a whole life as that person. Personally it was a great game, it really tells you how gifted you are right now and also how much life is based off luck too
Thought it was AI slop at first but it was much higher quality than I expected

I made a pumpkin carving game to play with your friends!

My Girlfriend and I are doing long distance and can't carve pumpkins together this year so that was the inspiration for making this game!

Please give it a try and let me know what you think! It's the first game I've ever made (with help from Claude) and totally open to feedback :)

I've made Shikakle, a free-to-play browser puzzle game with a new daily Shikaku puzzle and three modes depending on how much of a challenge you're after.

Mini - a quick 30 second tester
Challenge - most complete in ~5 mins
Expert - tougher ~20 minute challenge

Give it a try: https://www.shikakle.com/

I've wanted an online football game where you look after your own player and club, playable in a few minutes a day, for a long time like SoccerStar of Playa Games (RIP). So, inspired on it, i made Goalbit

Create a player, pick a position and a look, and grow 15 attributes through training that keeps running while the game is closed.

Start a club with friends (or join one), pick the formation, tactics and lineup, and upgrade the club's facilities.

Your club plays in a 10-team league with official rounds every 12 hours. The top 2 go up and the bottom 2 go down, all the way from the lowest division to the top one.

Every match is simulated play by play from the attributes of the players on the pitch, plus a bit of luck, and you watch it animated in pixel art with commentary, fouls, cards, corners and penalties.

Between rounds there are skill duels against other players, an item shop and a club chat.

It's free, runs in the browser (desktop and mobile) and is available in English, Portuguese and Spanish. You can spend on things that speed up timers or change your look, but matches are decided by your player's attributes (and a bit of luck).

It's an indie project I'm building myself and there's still a lot to polish, so any feedback (what felt boring, what was confusing, what's missing) would help a lot.

Hi! I'm the solo developer. Here's what you'll do out there:

• Explore. Jump from star to star. Most of them nobody has ever visited, and the first pilot to get there names the system forever.
• Mine. Set up extractors on the richest planets you find. They keep producing while you're offline, and you come back to collect.
• Build. Put up your own stations, refine what you mine, and sell to other players on the market.
• Upgrade. Jump range, tank, hold, extractors, yields, crew: every upgrade goes on forever, there's no cap.
• Compete. Everyone shares the same galaxy, so the best deposits go to the fastest. A weekly leaderboard hands out medals and credits.

And there's more: a crew to hire, daily quests, black holes, a signal coming from the edge of the galaxy that nobody has traced yet…

It runs in any browser, phone included, and you can look around the galaxy map before you even sign up. Every action costs action points, which come back one per hour, so short sessions work fine.

Free to play. The store only sells faster action point regen and action point refills, and players also sell both on the market for in-game credits.

I'd love to hear what you think, especially of your first 15 minutes!

Kiss :)

hey! I've been making this little puzzle game on my own for a while.

you drop tiles on a 5x5 grid, three of the same next to each other merge, and if you're lucky it chains into a cascade. there's a new grid every day, the same one for everybody, and you only get one shot at it.

it runs in the browser and works fine on phone, no account needed.

honestly I'm mostly curious about your first minute: was it clear what to do? and what did you get on today's grid?

Hi! I made Daily New Game, a set of nine cosy puzzle games with a new daily puzzle in each and 1,000 levels per game. There are word games, sudoku and classic logic puzzles like Star Battle, Nurikabe and Light Up, each with an animal themed friend. Every day you can play the nine dailies and 10 new levels in each game for free.

No ads, no download, no account needed, and it works offline. And the games are all below 100kb so load super fast.

https://dailynewgame.com/

Each daily has a spoiler-free share grid if you want to compare with friends. Which game do you like most, and what feels too easy or too hard?

Shared on behalf of the GrammarRift team.

GrammarRift is a browser dungeon game built around English grammar questions. Choose "Try a guest descent", then "Grammar dungeons" to play as a guest without signing up.

Correct answers improve your d12 modifier, but the die still affects the outcome. The game shows answer explanations, and guest progress stays on your device.

AI disclosure: AI assistance was used during development. The game includes generated artwork and Google Lyria music, plus Kenney CC0 sound effects. This post was drafted with AI assistance.

We'd welcome feedback on whether the grammar explanations and the answer/dice results are clear.

Hi, I’m Luke, Sprig’s developer. Place one Sprig in every row, column and coloured region, with none touching—even diagonally.

The browser puzzle is free to play, with Easy, Medium and Tricky difficulties. No account or download needed.

Tap once to mark an X and double-tap to place a Sprig. On a computer, click and double-click.

There’s also an Android app with five daily puzzles, an offline Journey and characters to collect, but you can play the browser puzzle on its own.

I’d love to hear whether the controls and difficulty feel right.

I made a daily game where you get 5 real photos and have to guess how wide the view is. Could be a water droplet, a street, or a chunk of the night sky, and you only have the image to go on.

You set your guess on one slider that runs from nanometres to light-years. There's a ruler you can drop on something you recognise to sanity-check yourself.

I spent the last months on a tower defense where you don’t have a god cursor: you steer a hero who fights, builds towers where he stands, and explores a kingdom that grows after every wave. Runs are roguelike (random map, reward cards, tower blueprints, events), with three classes and a camp between runs.

Free, no account, plays in the browser on desktop and phone (landscape). Vanilla JS, no engine, one person. I’d love to know where it gets confusing or too easy; waves 5 to 10 are where I’m least sure of the balance.

Check out my new game - any feedback is welcome and will be highly appreciated 🤌🏻

Solo dev here. Neon Royale is a fast-paced 3D arena shooter that runs right in your browser. No install, no signup — just click and play.

I built it to run smoothly even on weak GPUs and old laptops. It's server-authoritative with 60Hz netcode for fair, lag-compensated hit detection.

Full disclosure: bots fill empty lobbies so you never have to wait for a match, and they leave when real players join.

It's free (hosted on CrazyGames, so there are ads between matches). Let me know how the gunplay and netcode feel — happy to answer any technical questions!

Hey everyone!

I built Gamele (https://videogamele.com) a daily guessing game for video game enthusiasts.

How it works:
- Every day there's a new mystery game.
- You get 8 guesses.
- Each wrong guess reveals progressive clues (release year comparison, platforms, genre, developer, and title hints).
- Completely free, no login required, zero paywalls.

Would love to hear your thoughts on today’s puzzle difficulty and the clue balancing. Did you manage to guess it?

Have fun playing!

Hey all!

At Virtuverse, we grew up on Travian, Grepolis, and Tiberium Alliances, and always wanted one that respected our time more, didn't devolve into P2W, and had real tactics in the fights. So we've been building WorldFall, and the first public alpha is now open. It's free, and you can jump in with a one-click guest login.

• Build a base from salvage, run a power grid, and plan your layout for placement bonuses
• Fight turn-based squad battles with cover, three height levels, flanking and overwatch (XCOM style), or auto-resolve them when you're busy
• Everyone shares one world. Push inward toward the Fall Site at the center, where the rewards are richest and the fights are hardest, with future seasonal rewards tied to our other games.
• Join a Task Force (an alliance of up to 25 Commanders) with its own chat
• It runs on real days. Check in for a few minutes, queue things up, come back later

What it isn't

• Pay-to-win. There's nothing to buy right now, and anything paid later will be convenience or cosmetic only. We have a Ko-fi link buried in the settings tab and will gladly take some support, but the game will always be free to play.
• Finished. This is Alpha 1; there are bugs (both in the game and in the code). We'll make balance changes and test new things based on player feedback.

In full transparency, some 3D models, art, and audio are generated or procedural placeholders while we prove out the gameplay. We'll replace them over time and remove them before a full release.

Play: https://worldfall.virtuverse.io/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=alpha1

Desktop browser, no download. Press Deploy now to try it without an account. Note: Some browsers are untested, so please report if it doesn't work in your browser of choice!

Let us know what you like, what didn't land, or any other problems you ran into so we can fix them ASAP!

I made Pokémon Stampede, a mash up of my two favourite genres: Pokémon and tower defense.

Pick a starter, place your team beside the route and stop the waves as you work towards Brock. It's free to play in your browser, with no download or signup needed. Lmk what you guys think!

Hi everyone,

I built iKnowBall (https://iknowball.co.uk), a free daily guessing game for football fans.

If you have played games like Contexto, the premise is simple: there is one mystery footballer each day. With each guess, you get feedback on their league, club, nationality, position, and age to help you narrow down the answer.

A few details on how it is built:

• The player pool covers the top 5 European leagues (Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A, Ligue 1) plus iconic retired legends from the 1990s onward.
• Completely free to play with no mandatory account creation or ads.
• Includes an unlimited practice mode if you want to keep playing after the daily challenge.

I would love to hear feedback from this sub on the clue mechanics, difficulty balance, and how fast the search feels on mobile vs. desktop.

I’m the developer of Smoosh. It’s a free browser brawler: pick a clay fighter or sculpt your own, then try to knock the other fighters off the stage. You can play against the computer or a friend online, on a computer or phone. No account or download needed.

I’d appreciate feedback on how the movement and attacks feel, especially with touch controls. If something feels off, please tell me what happened and which device/browser you used.

Free, in the browser, no signup and no download (and no cookies). Four quick daily puzzles:

• Minesweeper: 12×12 with 20 mines, and every board is solvable without guessing
• Mini Sudoku: 6×6, pure logic
• Quick Math: 20 rapid-fire questions
• Code Review: spot the bug in 3 short code snippets (for programmers)

Everyone in the world gets the same puzzles each day, and I record my own time on each one. That's the time to beat. Times are checked on the server, so the board is fair for everyone. Play daily to earn constellations for your own little sky.

https://aedit.me/arcade/minesweeper

Feedback very welcome, especially on mobile!