A multiplayer browser game built in 2 days where 1-8 players compete in a bean-themed dice game to claim garden plots on a rooftop, with matches lasting 5-15 minutes.
Tank Body Problem is a game interface showing two players with Elo ratings and XP scores. Players control tanks using keyboard inputs for movement, elevation, power, weapons, and firing, with special mechanics involving cheese bounces and poison bubbles.
A playful interactive web experience where users control a stickman character to destroy website elements through various actions like running, jumping, shooting, and throwing grenades in a multiplayer environment.
A button-pressing game where players follow instructions or riddles to press a button the correct number of times within a time limit, with Easy and Hard difficulty modes offering different feedback and question types.
New York Times Strands puzzle for September 27, 2026 features a skin-care theme with words like sunscreen, serum, toner, cleanser, and moisturizer. The spangram is 'Beauty Care,' a horizontal phrase spanning the grid.
A web game where players guess which of two GitHub repositories has more stars by comparing real star counts from the GitHub API, with gameplay continuing until an incorrect guess.
Orders of Magnitude is a daily puzzle game where players guess quantities to the nearest power of ten across six questions about absurd real-world numbers. Players earn points based on accuracy, with a maximum of 600 points per day, and the game includes scoring forgiveness for larger magnitudes while maintaining privacy with no tracking or accounts.
All/Some is a free web-based logic puzzle game about set relationships using Euler diagrams, created by a husband-and-wife team. The game originated from a viral Instagram puzzle and now offers daily free challenges plus themed collections for paid members. The creators seek feedback on puzzle format variations and membership pricing.
Tokken is a browser-based fighting game inspired by Tekken where AI models battle each other, with health points represented by tokens. Created using Claude Opus 3.5, the project is open-source under MIT license.
Maze Toys is a collection of maze puzzle games offering various difficulty modes and gameplay styles, from relaxing navigation experiences to time-pressured challenges where mistakes send players back to the start.
Catescape is a daily puzzle game inspired by the classic Flash game "Trap the Cat" from about 20 years ago. The developer created it as a personal challenge and added special tiles for complexity, with an archive feature allowing players to access past puzzles.
A developer created a game designed to improve media literacy by identifying fake news and memes, similar to Wordle's mechanics. The creator seeks feedback for further development.
Herobrine is a Minecraft agent system where AI-controlled players execute tasks in vanilla worlds using a two-model architecture: a planner (Claude Opus or GPT-6) interprets commands and manages dialogue, while TypeSafe's JEV model selects concrete actions based on game state. Users control agents via MCP server integration with Claude Code or through a CLI, assigning personas and long-term goals that agents pursue autonomously.
Steppy Fox is a simple browser game where players tap when a marker hits green zones while avoiding standing still. Scores and streaks are saved locally on the device without requiring an account.
Lift and Coast is a browser-based Formula 1 racing game featuring a comprehensive circuit map with all major F1 tracks worldwide, including iconic venues like Silverstone, Monaco, and Suzuka. Players can customize race sessions with adjustable weather, difficulty levels, and driving assists.
A developer built 11 Sudoku variants available to play online, including classic Sudoku and constraint-based versions like Killer, Diagonal, Irregular, Kropki, Palindrome, Arrow, and XV Sudoku across multiple grid sizes (4x4, 6x6, 9x9). The killer cage generation algorithm was identified as the most technically challenging aspect of the project.
Posting Puzzle is a browser-based game where players match envelopes and stamps by solving instances of Post's Correspondence Problem, a classic computational problem named after Emil Post. The game features twelve puzzles of increasing difficulty, with the first six solvable by hand and the last six drawn from research literature to demonstrate unsolvable instances.
Fjordfall is an interactive browser-based exploration game where players ride through procedurally generated mountain terrain, discovering roads that persist on a shared map for other players to find. Built with Three.js, the game features dynamic weather, procedural generation, and uses generative tools for art and sound.
Steppy Fox is a free browser-based game where players tap when a marker hits green zones while moving continuously. The game uses a simple one-button mechanic with no account required, tracking scores and streaks locally on the player's device.
A browser-based game featuring a bell navigating procedurally generated terrain with live-generated techno music that responds to gameplay. Players compete on daily leaderboards and can share runs as ghost races, all built in a single HTML file with Web Audio API.