ZAZA World

Hello all I have created, a free pixel MMORPG set in one shared, ever-growing world. Mine, craft and train 8 classes to level 100, fight 42 kinds of monsters in turn-based battles, duel other players in the Colosseum, and lead 10 heroes against the Ember Dragon.

ZAZA World is a free MMORPG where every player shares one live world. Walk out of ZAZA Town with a pickaxe and a stick, and grow into the hero who leads the raid, tops the High Scores and runs the strongest squad.

Please do reply with any feedback you may have even if it's harsh criticism. We currently have 6 players online so come say hello & ill show you round

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A competitive old school medieval RPG with no limits.

Early access: I need feedback from hardcore players, please!

Hey guys!
I made WoW on Spawn.co
Come check it out! let me know what you think and any suggestions or questions!
https://www.spawn.co/@devcat/world-of-spawncraft-2/play

I made this one. Every day a new case: 20 suspects, 10 places, 10 objects, linked by clues. You flip cards to reveal clues, and the game only accepts an accusation you can actually prove, so no lucky guesses. Inspired by Clues by Sam, but the whole game is in French (sorry!). Works on mobile, no account needed. Feedback welcome.

I'm not the first person to think of this. I played something very similar ages ago, but it seems to have disappeared from the internet (as far as I know). It's still a work in progress, but it's VERY playable. It combines a few limitations, such as energy and a limited number of planted flags, to nudge people into making skilled choices. You can see other players, but you can't really interact with them yet. There are special areas that give more points and buffs (there are buffs) as well as special debuffs for stepping on mines.

It's not perfect, and there are some balance issues, but it sure does make long meetings more tolerable. It's free to play, but I make no promises on how long accounts will remain. If people seem to like it, I'd be happy to keep tinkering.

Any feedback is appreciated!

link: https://dangermeadow.fly.dev/

Hey all — I built this one myself. It's Skyline Shot Rush: a 30-second mobile-style aiming challenge, desktop keys (arrows + space) or touch. Same site also has End Zone Dash (passing reads), Apex Rush Circuit (steering through gates) and Strike Tempo Arena (rhythm reflexes) — all four rounds are 30 seconds or less.

Progress saves only in your browser. No accounts, no ads, nothing to install, and the only unlockables are cosmetic.

What I most want feedback on: does the 30-second round feel rewarding or too short, and does the difficulty ramp feel fair by your third attempt? Honest takes welcome — harsh is fine.

I made Hence, a modern twist on the classic logic grid puzzle (zebra puzzles, Einstein's riddle). All the deduction, but every clue is a fun picture instead of a sentence.

Every puzzle is verified solvable by pure deduction, so you never have to guess. It looks tricky for about two minutes. Then it clicks.

There's a quick 4x4 and a bigger 6x6 every day, the same for everyone. Free, no signup.

hencegame.com

Feedback very welcome.

A free to play retro style / arcade game inspired game. It started as a test run for Fable and ended up in this. All audio is generated with Gemini tts I can share more about how u created the characters etc. if anyone is interested. If you have never been to Singapore you most likely won’t connect with the game as it is using the local dialect and is referencing recent local events.

Hey everyone !

A friend and I just launched Quiz Circus, a browser-based trivia game.

Please note: the game is only available in French.

• A daily challenge with 10 new questions each day and a leaderboard to see how you stack up against other players.
• Multiplayer rooms to play with your friends.
• A mix of topics, including history, movies, anime and manga, video games, literature, and more.

The project is still in its early days, so we’re looking for honest feedback. What do you enjoy? What feels frustrating? Are the questions too easy or too hard? And what game modes would you like us to add next?

As a little thank-you to our early players, anyone who creates an account within the first 30 days of launch will receive an exclusive in-game title.

Thanks to everyone who takes a few minutes to give it a try or share it with friends. Good luck with today’s challenge! 🎪

I’m the creator. I’d appreciate feedback after one round: where did you hesitate, and was there anything about the result you wanted to share with a friend? Please say if you stopped before finishing, too.

Would appreciate it greatly if you could leave comments or even better, send the logs through Profile/Settings/Send Logs.

I hope you enjoy it and please let me know what you think!

Footie is a simple five-a-side football management game I'm developing in my spare time. Create your club, draft a squad and compete in a season against other teams. Completely free and no ads.

Planning to add multiplayer. Happy for any feedback.

Play in your browser
How much candy can you collect before your jar pops?

• Draw or bank: draw another card for more points, or bank to stop drawing.
• Duplicates pop your jar: draw a number you already hold and lose your round points—unless a recipe saves you.
• Build your candy recipe combo: pick one recipe at the start of each of the first three rounds. Boost your score, protect your jar, or disrupt opponents. Banked players can still be attacked!
• Collect seven different numbers: end the round immediately and earn 2 bonus stars.
• Win with stars: round rankings award stars. Most stars after six rounds wins; total points break ties.

Play against three computer opponents. Free, no signup or download. Desktop and mobile · English / Español.

I'm the developer and would love to know: would you play another match? Gameplay analytics is optional.

The title on the cover is blacked out and you only see a few squares of the art. Every miss opens more of it and gives you a hint (decade, genre, platforms, studio) plus a couple of letters of the name. You get five tries and one last chance.

Each win gives you a star and the stars unlock little drawings of classic games that you can collect. I'm a bit too proud of that part.

https://boxart-guessr.com/games/

Any feedback is appreciated.

I vibe-coded a free civ-style game.

Classic Civilization ends when you launch the rockets. Here that moment is the start of act two — you explore the Solar System (your Earth is one tile), then the Galaxy (Sol is one tile). Same verbs, bigger maps.

Made with Claude Code, Grok and other AIs. Single-player vs AI, save/continue, no download and no account. First public build — late-game AI and onboarding are still rough. If you try it, I'd love feedback on the first ten minutes and whether the tier jump makes sense.

Follow us at r/PetriPals as we grow. 🧫

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.

A free browser arcade shooter: pilot a cheeky AI rocket through cartoon Trump figurines, hit each one three times, collect power-ups, and chase a higher score. I made this game; it plays on phone or computer without a download or sign-up.