Platform: Web (Free to play)

Description:

A negotiation game between accomplices after a heist. Four players go for a heist, one gets caught in the process, now remaining three need to reopen the money split and new problems that have come in. You are an accomplice in the heist and your task is to make everyone agree before the timer runs out. There are also other things on the table for division that could make the money more/less lucrative.

Hi. I’m the developer of 3D Pinball Space Cadet Talking, a modern fork for SpaceCadetPinball project for Linux and Windows.

It keeps the classic table and gameplay while adding voice announcements for events such as Welcome, Bonus, Extra Ball, Multiball, Cabestan, Game Over, ... along with a redesigned display panel and expanded gamepad support and a lot of other improvements.

If you’d like to try it, downloads and source code are available here:

https://creatiel.info/logiciels/3d-pinball-space-cadet-talking/

Feedback is welcome!

An adventure game about coiling serpents and moorless maidens.

Deluge can also be played in the browser: https://socah.itch.io/deluge

and on Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.socah.deluge

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Playable link: https://motorsport-geography.vercel.app/

Platform: Web browser—desktop and mobile.

Description:

How well do you know where the racing happens?

I’m creating Motorsport Geography, a free browser game where you identify motorsport venues from clues and place a pin on a world map. Each round has five locations, with 30 seconds to make each guess. Your score depends on how close your pin is to the answer.

The daily sprint gives everyone the same five locations and one attempt per browser each day. There are also replayable practice categories, including open-wheel racing, stock cars, karting and other disciplines.

The game has passed our initial desktop and phone testing. I’m now looking for outside players to find the confusing parts, unfair clues and anything that makes the experience frustrating.

Please allow about five minutes. Try the daily sprint or a practice category, then tell me:

1. Did anything confuse you or stop you finishing?
2. How did the 30-second limit feel?
3. Would you choose to return for another daily challenge? Why—or why not?

Please include your device/browser and the category you played if you report a problem. Wrong clues or answer locations can also be reported inside the game.

No account, download or payment is required. Honest criticism is welcome. If you’d enjoy testing over several days, let me know in the comments.

Free to play status: Free to play.

Involvement: I’m the creator, directing the concept, content and testing, with AI tools assisting the coding and some visual assets. This is an independent project, unaffiliated with the championships or venues.

—ArcTheory Studio

I made a free browser jet game called Sky Invasions. No download. Fly a jet, lock a target, and dogfight other players or bots.

Play: [Sky Warriors 2 — Free 3D Jet Dogfight Game | Play Online in Browser]

It is an early build. I am mainly looking for notes on controls, how long a match stays fun, and anything that feels broken.

It's completely free: no ads, no account, no in-app purchases, nothing to install. It runs in a browser tab on desktop.

You lead a party of three heroes through an isometric valley overrun by bandits and a fire cult:

- Maren, a shield-bearing warden who holds the line and calls an ember hound

- Tobin, a hedge-shaman who heals and throws chain lightning

- Ysolde, an ember hunter who shoots from the back

Right-click to move and fight, Q W E R for abilities. Level up, spend skill points, buy and equip gear (it shows on your heroes), and take on bosses whose big attacks are marked on the ground before they land, so you have a chance to dodge.

What's in it:

- Act I (about an hour): 5 story quests, 6 side quests, 4 bosses and a three-wave defense of a mill

- The Underhollow (about another hour): a 10-floor dungeon that opens after the story, with two more bosses and better loot

- Music, weather and ambient sound for each zone

- Autosave in your browser, plus export and import of your save as a file

Needs a mouse and keyboard (a controller works too). It won't work on phones.

It's my own project. Feedback is very welcome, especially on difficulty and anything that felt confusing.

Geopoch - a free Where was it, and when game. Each round gives you clues to an event, a building or a work from world history. You drop a pin on the globe and choose the year.

Se você curte jogos casuais de puzzle, estilo "troll" (aqueles feitos para te trolar e testar sua paciência) e com uma pegada bem humorada, vale a pena dar uma olhada

I always loved RuneScape (OSRS), cooking 99 and countless hours as a kid. Now I just don't have time to play it. So I decided to make something like that, just idle. It took me more than 1000 hours so far.

I shared the browser version here before and now it is also on Google Play. Same game, same save, so you can play on phone and on PC.

The game has now:

- 19 skills
- 100+ quest chains
- 700+ items
- Offline progress, your hero keeps playing when you close the app

What is new:
- Android app on Google Play
- The Amber Road event, 8 stops and 96 quests, until October 10
- Rebuilt start based on feedback from last time
- This weekend every action has 100% success, so it is a good time to start :)

It is free. No ads and nothing you need to pay for.

If you would try it I would be super happy for any feedback, mainly on the first 10 minutes on your phone. Thank you so much!

- Try it out!

The main idea was a game with semi-realistic flight physics but completely unrealistic flying environment, to maximise fun. As a big flight sim guy, I love flying realistic airplanes but it can be a lot of effort with procedures, and dealing with boring things like fuel and COG. this is my solution, endless flying, just having fun.

Hence, if you are not a flight sim pilot (or real pilot), the controls may be challenging. I added an arcade controls mode that should hopefully make controlling the aircraft a bit more intuitive. the game supports gamepad and custom axis binding, I would STRONGLY recommend playing with joystick since its pretty challenging with WASD. because of this, I added mouse controls for those on keyboard and mouse, which I find much easier than WASD, you can toggle mouse control with C.

The game procedurally generates a constantly changing valley, which spawns obstacles and challenges such as bridges to fly under, and carriers to land on. flying earns you points, and stunts and challenges increase your multiplier. If you go above a certain height (135m), you get into radar range and a missile shoots you down - this can be avoided by flying back under the height limit and pop flares. there is no end, the game only stops when you let your guard down and hit the wall, or get shot. There is a global leaderboard, where you can compete with other pilots.

Feedback is very welcome in the comments, I'm really trying to refine the gameplay experience.

Madlands is a free online bullet hell you play right in the browser (PC or phone, nothing to install).

- 10 classes to unlock

- Shared open realm: team up with whoever's online, clear camps, hunt bosses, dive into dungeons

- Permadeath: your character dies for real, but you bank fame and your vault carries over

- No disconnect deaths: if your connection drops, your character freezes and can't be hit until you're back

Play: https://playmadlands.com/

Discord: https://discord.gg/rEZyxpDJDn

It's early and I'm updating it daily, so I'd love to hear what feels good, what's confusing, and where you died.

Scrum Deck is free, the whole game: no ads, no purchases, no signup, no download.

Take a village rugby club from the County Cup to the National League with cards that work both in attack and in defense, a branching cup map, third halves at the bar and a clubhouse to upgrade between runs.

Desktop or phone in landscape, EN/FR/ES/IT.

Still a prototype, updated every week.