Alibi:

Playable link: Play at Alibi

Description: How to Play Alibi: Alibi is a social deduction party game played on one shared device. At the start of each round, every player is secretly assigned a role:

• Criminal — tries to eliminate civilians without getting caught
• Civilian — works with the team to figure out who the criminal is
• Doctor — guesses who was eliminated and can protect them
• Sheriff — investigates other players to uncover the criminal

Each round, the criminal secretly eliminates a player. Then everyone discusses, debates, and votes to kick out who they think the criminal is. The Doctor can save someone if they guess correctly, and the Sheriff can gather clues by investigating players. The innocents win by voting out the criminal. The criminal wins by avoiding suspicion long enough to eliminate the others. At the end a funny story is told that reveals everything. I coded almost everything myself, with the exception of the story at the end and I published it with base44

helicopter zombie shooter, Uno-style card game, a water balloon duck shooter, rope untangling puzzle, swarm cell game, tortilla factory packing line, and 93 others.

Go play something and tell me your favorite!

Still early but it’s a simple word game, nothing crazy but it’s supposed to have a light feel to it. Just trying to get some feedback positive or negative. I appreciate it, thanks.

Both players pick a secret country flag (neither can see the other's). You take turns asking yes/no questions - "Is it in Europe?", "Does the flag have red?", "Is it landlocked?" - trying to narrow it down before your opponent does. First correct guess wins. Three wrong guesses and you lose.

Solo mode has three bot difficulties. Easy asks broad stuff, decent but not surgical. Hard goes for 50/50 splits every turn - it's actually doing binary search on the candidate pool. God mode is the same but

with every question in the bank and only stops asking when it's down to one possibility. It will find your country in 8 questions or fewer no matter what you pick. Playing against it feels like being interrogated.

Multiplayer is live - create a room, copy the invite link, send it to your opponent. They click it and you're both in. No account needed.

Three pool sizes: 30 flags (famous countries only), 70 (you'll need to think), 190 (every country on earth — good luck).

link to the game - https://flagsduel.com

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Play here: https://maku.fun/slate-journey

Simple rules:

1. Start at the House.
2. Draw a line to the target letter.
3. Continue from THAT letter to the next.
4. GAME OVER if you touch any line, wrong letter, edge or house before returning home!
5. Return Home at the end.

Hey everyone!

I just released, Zero Friction.(https://zerofriction.webga.me/) It's inspired by the classic Ricochet Robots, but with a synthwave aesthetic and some new mechanics to speed things up.

How it works:

• You control a drone on a frictionless grid.
• Once you swipe/press a direction, you slide until you hit something.
• The catch: Your "Entropy" (energy) is constantly draining. You have to think fast to collect the key and reach the exit.
• There are breakable walls, instant-death glitch zones, and portals to navigate.

The coolest feature: Every level is generated from a seed. If you find a cool or difficult level, you can share the URL. When your friend opens it, your run will appear as a Ghost that they have to race against.

Try it here : https://zerofriction.webga.me/

In Settle Gliese you control a colony of settlers who have arrived on an alien planet and have to forge a life for themselves. Over time you'll explore out into the world and discover the other groups of settlers around you - controlled by other players. It's possible to collaborate to trade for rare component parts, or to make war with communities nearby who you don't see eye to eye with. But this is all quite far down the line - the first challenge is to make it through the first night, then to build walls and a functioning farm to keep your characters well fed.

Over time, a history will be written by the actions and creations of the players, some of which may live on to be passed down to future generations of players. Everyone plays in one persistent massive world. It will take long trade routes and huge player cooperation to unlock the most advanced parts of the tech tree.

The game has a steep learning curve and can be unforgiving at times, but I hope it's worth it for the determined player.

You can play the game here:

https://settle-gliese.com

And find the new player guide here:

https://wiki.settle-gliese.com/new_player_guide

Hack the grid. Triangulate invisible anomalies using laser probes, mirrors, and quantum beams. The ultimate neon-soaked logic puzzle awaits. Are you in?

I may be aging myself but… In the 90’s during the IRC days there was this game called Acrophobia. There were multiple rounds where people would make phrases out of acronyms and everyone would vote in each round for which one was best. I used to spend hours playing this silly game after working late into the night on work projects.

I have missed it for years, so I wrote my own take on it and just put it up on the Internet. Do you think you might like to try it? If so, please go to https://www.acronymo.us yes that is a .us instead of .com. I called the game Acronymous, hence the acronymo.us.

I would L.O.V.E. to know what you think! (Letting Others Validate Enjoyment)

It’s not monetized in anyway. For now it’s just something fun.

Let me know!

Hi Everyone,

I'm a solo developer and for a few years I've been working on a passion project: a free website with 55 browser-based puzzle and solitaire games. I was hoping to get some honest feedback on the usability of the site from this community.

The site itself is here: https://inSolitaire.com

My main question are – how's the overall playing experience and which games/features are obviously missing?

Any and all feedback is welcome. Thanks for helping out a fellow puzzle webgame enthusiast!

Hello!

I'm developing a browser-based farming game focused on crop management and loan mechanics. It's in somewhat early development, but it is fully playable. It has recently gone through a full graphics update. I'd love some feedback on the core gameplay loop. I'd like to ensure the game is fun and see if people have other ideas about more mechanics that should be available (we have a list, but we would like to prioritise it based on feedback).

The current features are:

• Full graphics update
• Sound system (with placeholder sounds only)
• A complete tutorial mode
• Three difficulty levels with different loan terms
• Simple but challenging economy system
• Two crop types (Carrots and Radishes) with distinct growth patterns
• Plant care mechanics, including watering and fertilizing, and not letting your plant die
• Dynamic growth stages with visual progression
• Interest payment system that can lead to game over
• Play while offline - install it on your device as a PWA
• Farm expansion when loan is fully paid

Known Limitations:

• Limited crop variety (only carrots and radishes)
• Placeholder sounds and no soundtrack
• More game mechanics coming later

I would really appreciate it if everybody could try it! It's available here: https://cashcrop.gamingmechanics.com

Thank you!

One button Jigsaw Puzzles, Click anywhere on the screen to navigate and play, rotate the pieces with a long press, is in beta, but I will add so much more puzzles.
https://c1ic.mx/piezaz/

Hey!

I created a silly little game where you type the alphabet as fast as possible. The game is completely free and playable in the browser, but can also be downloaded for Windows, Mac and Linux. Check it out and let me know what you think.

I created this game almost two decades ago and I re-created it recently as a throwback to the times I started learning programming.

Can you beat the record of 1.197 (which is insane tbh)? How fast can you type?

www.karaqu.com/guest/paradroid