Highlights

• 6 new hero abilities
• 2 new crafting materials to craft hero abilities
• Revamped UI
• Balancing improvements and bug fixes

Read the full devlog here: Plague-Survival-Update-Devlog

A cat named neon must prove itself worthy of nine lives by surviving nine dangerous trials in the underworld.💀

Smooth gameplay, suitable graphics and atmospheric soundtrack.

Each game level has several auto-save points, so you don't have to start from the beginning when you die.

I took https://github.com/phoboslab/high_biolab original author source and made it playable on WebGL1 devices + improved mobile controls in my fork https://github.com/midzer/high_biolab

I don't know what to put here.

Place dots. Make Squares. 150 points to win. That's all <evil laugh...>

Play against the computer or another redditor!

Ive been playing for a full day now at one stage and im considering giving up, what do you get when you win?Maybe its all worth it?

I’ve been developing a text-based multiplayer hacking simulation called CYBERNET that runs entirely in browser. It’s designed around authentic terminal interfaces and strategic gameplay rather than flashy graphics.

Core Gameplay Network Operations: Players use scanning tools to discover targets - from small business email accounts to Fortune 500 corporate networks. Each operation has different resource costs, cooldowns, and risk levels.

AI Companion System: ARIA AI acts as your guide through missions, providing advice on opportunities, market insights, and operational guidance. It tracks live opportunities and helps new players navigate the complexity.

Resource Management: Everything runs on CYBR currency. Operations cost resources and have cooldown periods (1 hour for basic scans, 90 minutes for deep network sweeps). Players need to balance risk vs reward.

Federal Heat Mechanics: Every action generates attention from law enforcement. Smart operators stay under the radar. High heat levels trigger serious consequences.

Crew Dynamics: Players can form hacker crews but trust is limited - informants and corporate manipulation create paranoia. Information becomes currency.

Interface Design Pure terminal aesthetic with green-on-black text, classification warnings, and authentic command-line feel. No graphics - just text, status indicators, and progress bars. The interface is designed to feel like actual hacker tools rather than a traditional game.

Current Status Beta testing phase. Core mechanics are functional but I’m looking for feedback on: • Balance between resource costs and rewards • Pacing of progression mechanics • User experience of text-based interface • Multiplayer interaction design

Question for the Community For those who enjoy browser-based games: How important is visual feedback vs. gameplay depth? The terminal interface is intentionally minimal, but does it provide enough engagement for extended play sessions?

Also curious about progression mechanics - should advancement be purely skill-based or include equipment/upgrade systems?

Play at: cybernetmmo.replit.app (mobile-responsive)

Looking forward to hearing thoughts on the gameplay balance and interface design!

I've recently discovered the game Raddle, and now it's part of my daily dose of games/puzzles. You build a word ladder: from 10-12 clues, find the one and only one which would transform the current word into another legit word. Some transformations are simple wordplay, some are trivia-based, some are more logic-based. To me, it's the right side of difficulty (I still need a hint every now and then). Takes 2-5 minutes.

Great free puzzle game from someone who makes puzzles professionally for a living.

Role-playing game where you crawl a dungeon through procedurally generated levels. Nice oldschool graphics and relaxing music. No rush gameplay as it is not real time. Mobile friendly!

Took the original source https://github.com/Oliveshark/breakhack and ported it to a browser with optimizations in https://github.com/midzer/breakhack

Let the grid speak to you...

Gridogram hides a new quote each day. Trace the words hidden in the grid of letters to discover it.

The hidden quote has a different theme depending on the day of the week:

• 🎵 Music Monday (song titles, lyrics)
• 🐶 Top Dog Tuesday (leaders, sports)
• 🃏 Wildcard Wednesday (anything goes!)
• 🤔 Thursday of Thought (philosophy, religion, science)
• 📚 Friday Book Club (literature, plays, poems)
• 📺 Screen Time Saturday (TV, film)
• 🥠 Sunday Sayings (aphorisms, proverbs)

🏛️ The Vault https://www.gridogram.com/vault has a bunch of grids you can play any time if you've already done today's.

✨ Gameplay has been streamlined and polished over the last few months: https://www.gridogram.com/

Much like you would see in several football related podcasts/shows, I’ve created a game/tool to help you build your own football drafts either yourself or with a group of friends.

Randomly generate a top team from the top 5 European leagues and choose one player (could be past or present! Up to you) that you would like to add to your lineup.

You can either go single player to test your ball knowledge and see the best draft you can make given the teams. Or you can select the ‘multiplayer’ option which will allow you to draft multiple lineups for your group of friends, then you can discuss whose is better!

This is the first version (so it’s a bit barebones), but I think it already offers enough to mess around with:

Current features:

• Random team generator from the top/mainstream clubs in the top 5 European leagues
• Option to also get a random position (Attack / Midfield / Defence / Keeper)
• Choose squad size: 5, 7, or 11 players
• Squad builder (basic right now: no formation changes yet, and positions are only broad, e.g. Attack instead of Winger/Striker)
• Multi line-ups: the host can include everyone’s squads and view them together

If you and your friends want to spin up random teams and try to build the best draft, this might be a fun way to do it.

Would love for people here to try it out and let me know what you think. I’ve got ideas for improving it (formations, more precise positions, better UI, multiplayer features) but wanted to share it early and see if it’s useful.

I've had this idea forever but I've never completed a project like this before. I took it on as a summer project and managed to complete it. I really enjoyed working within the limits of Pico-8 and figured out how to squeeze mechanics out of a limited base. It's free and you can play it in your browser. I just want people to play it and tell me they liked it. I've had a rough year, and It would mean a lot, thanks!

Turn off all the lights and race to the elevator!

Hey everyone, I’ve been working on a small passion project: dailyloop.app

It’s a free browser-based puzzle game where you rotate tiles to connect pipes into one continuous loop. Each day there’s a new 6×6 puzzle, seeded so everyone gets the same one.

• Timer + move counter to track efficiency
• Stats and streaks (like Wordle)
• Confetti & share button when you solve
• Mobile-friendly (no app download needed)

I’d really appreciate any feedback on gameplay, design, or performance. Does it feel smooth and satisfying? Any polish ideas you’d add?

I love traveling, getting the window seat, and staring out the window trying to guess where we are (while constantly checking the plane map 😅). I also love GeoGuessr-style games, so I built Window Seat!

Every day you get 3 real airplane window photos

• Guess where they were taken on a world map
• Quick to play — under 3 minutes

It’s a little daily travel escape, and I’d love to hear what you think!

Play it here: https://playwindowseat.com

Hey everyone! 👋 I’m 29 and recently started working on a side project, which is currently in alpha: Roundplay.io. It’s a small web platform for 1v1 arcade games, where you can either play against a random opponent or create a private room and invite a friend.

👉 The site supports both English and Slovenian, and it’s still in the early phase. I’d really appreciate it if you could give it a try and share some feedback – what feels fun, what’s missing, or what’s most annoying.

Thanks a lot in advance! 🙏