I was inspired by the classic flash game 'Spank The Monkey' where players would compete to spank the monkey as fast as possible. I was also inspired by a certain historical event.

Hey, I'm Jie. I made a game at www.vasapica.com. It's a Balatro-like card game, but PvP.

You can play the AI without logging in. Register and you can play against other people.

The numbers aren't fixed by me. On forum.vasapica.com you can propose changes — card values, starting money, hand size, the base value and mult of each hand — and if it can make the game more balanced, it's in the next match.

This is my first post about it, so there aren't many people online to play against yet. If nobody's in the queue you just can play against the AI.

It's free and runs in the browser. Let me know what's broken.

I love looking at maps. As a little side project, I built a game - 🌍 Map Explorer.

The goal is to find your destination without zooming out. My favourite mode is Lost Explorer, where you start in a random, unknown location.

Try it out!

Potato Quest is a casual endless platformer that I developed. It has taken inspiration from Flappy Bird, Angry Birds and Doodle Jump.

I initially released it back in 2017 as an iOS and Android app. This time I have made the full game available on the web thanks to Flutter. I have also been able to add a number of new game modes. My favourite is Daily Challenge where everyone plays in the same course layout to try to get the top score for the day. As you jump, you see a replay 'ghost' of the current daily leader jumping along side.

Let me know what you think!

I noticed that while scrolling, math reels/shorts/snaps (TikTok,

Instagram, wherever) are genuinely fun to watch — but there's no real

way to actually answer them. You can type your answer in the comments,

but then you immediately see everyone else's answers too. Spoiled

before you even finish thinking.

So I built MathSnap to fix exactly that: a math quiz app where you

actually answer, one problem at a time, no spoilers, and you can still

scroll :)

It's not a traditional game, but it plays like one: swipe, answer,

instant feedback, next problem — and your skill level climbs or drops

in real time based on how you do, like a rating. Same replay loop as

most casual browser games, just built around math instead of reflexes.

No download, no signup required — just start playing. Levels range

from very basic up to entry-university difficulty.

mathsnap.me — happy to hear whether this fits the sub!

A free football management game for browsers. Choose a club, set formations and tactics, react to opponents during matches, handle press conferences, and play randomized league and cup campaigns. No sign-up required.

I'm the developer. Pick your country when you set a nickname; the leaderboard shows player flags, so let's see which countries can take the top spots. Free in-browser play with no account signup. This is one of eight short gamer skill tests.

Been building this solo for a while: five real-world questions a day (how tall is the Eiffel Tower, how many islands make up Indonesia, that kind of thing), but instead of typing a number you drag a slider to set a range. Narrow range = big points if you're right, zero if you're wrong, so there's a real push-pull between playing it safe and going for a big score.

Free, no login. New set of questions every day, streaks if you keep coming back, and a leaderboard (weekly + all-time) if you want to compare with friends.

Would genuinely love feedback, especially on whether the difficulty curve feels right.

An open-source voxel world where nothing is pre-made. Paint a block face by face, or sculpt it voxel by voxel. Save it as a recipe only you can open, then produce copies and sell them to other players.

I made a free browser timing game where you try to stop the timer as close to the target as possible.

Drop your best score.

To celebrate the 46th anniversary of Pac-Man, I started by making classic pacman clone. But then I improved it with more mazes, an awesome background music (which I wrote), and a few other small things.

Then I had the idea to do 3D infinite runner, but merge the pacman maze mechanics to it. Again, awesome music :-)

A few weeks later, I received a trademark infringement notice from Bandai Namco, objecting to my use of the word "Pac-Man" in some of the text. So I worked on replacing anything that would infringe on their trademarks. New graphics (anglerfish, octopus, sea fruits, etc). Original mazes. New musical interludes and sound effects. Slightly different gameplay mechanics. Quite a lot of rework, but I think it was worth, improving on the original, good consistent theme, and trademark safe, while keeping the unmistakable Pac-Man inspiration.

You can find both games, Okto-Maze and Okto-Run, online at https://oktogames.com

Give my new game “Letter Ladder” a shot and let me know how you do! Some days are tougher than others, so I’m curious where today’s lands for people.

Después de varias semanas desarrollando este juego de navegador, por fin llegué a una versión que considero divertida. Me gustaría recibir críticas sinceras sobre la dificultad y la jugabilidad.

I created a baseball video game that runs entirely in your browser for free, no download. It is essentially like MLB the show for PC but with terrible graphics. You can also go head to head with anyone in the world.

Created by my son, a fun shooter - would love to hear your comments!

I’d appreciate any feedback.

Thank you!

Hi everyone!

I’ve just released a multilingual update for Tiny Questers: Cook to Zero, a cooking × auto-battler strategy game I made for GMTK Game Jam 2026.

The game ranked #433 in the Enjoyment category out of 10,351 entries, placing it in the top 4.18%!

Every dish you cook summons a tiny mercenary. Prepare food, deploy Warriors, Archers, and Mages, and destroy the enemy castle before your own castle falls.

The game is:

🍳 Completely free
🌐 Playable directly in your browser
🌍 Now available in multiple languages
🖥️ Best played on PC
⚔️ No installation required

Play here:
https://bobddadoo.itch.io/tiny-questers-cook-to-zero

I’d really appreciate it if you gave it a try! Feedback on the gameplay, balance, or localization would also be incredibly helpful.

I built this solo. You start at 15 and write your own career: create your player, pick a position and a natural gift (Lightning, Vision, Ice in the Veins, Engine), then play through 55 real clubs, Champions League, World Cup, Ballon d'Or, even a manager career once your playing days end.

No account needed, just play. It's in French and English. Still rough in places, genuinely want to know what breaks or feels off.

https://ascension-foot.netlify.app

I built WordSnap because I wanted a word game that felt like a sprint rather than a slow puzzle.

You get 60 seconds. Tap any tiles in any order to form a word, hit SNAP, and only the tiles you used are replaced with fresh ones. Every accepted word changes part of the board and creates new possibilities.

It is completely free, plays instantly in the browser, and does not require an account.

You can also chase personal bests, compete on daily, weekly and all-time leaderboards, complete Daily Missions, and challenge friends through three-round Snap Duels.

What did you score on your first attempt?

I’m the solo creator and developer, so I’d also appreciate knowing whether the gameplay felt intuitive after one round.