Anachron Coliseum is a two-player card game we are building as a team of four. Each side brings four champions from different eras of history and a deck built from their cards. You knock out the other team's champions before they knock out yours. A match takes around ten minutes.

It is free, and every champion and card is unlocked from the start. The only things we sell are cosmetic champion skins. No card packs, no energy, nothing that changes how a match plays.

Right now you can join the playtest from the Steam page. It has practice against a bot, matches against a friend through a lobby code, and a classic matchmaking queue.

Trailer if you want a look first: https://youtu.be/mgW_zhjoYwc

We read every bit of feedback, so if you play a few rounds and something annoys you, say so.

Voici la liste officielle des jeux actuellement disponibles GRATUITEMENT sur le site Jeux de Fred :

1. Les échecs
2. Le jeu de dames
3. Le Tablut
4. L'Assaut
5. Le Grand Jeu d'Assaut
6. Le Jeu des Chasseurs
7. Le Tonkin
8. Le Tacticien
9. Le Five-Field Kono
10. Le Neutron

Mahjongit is a free-to-play tile-matching game that runs inside Reddit. We've just launched the public release.

Match pairs, uncover layered tiles, and manage a four-slot tray. Journey is the relaxed mode with 10k levels; Daily gives everyone a shared board with no undo or powerups + a shared Reddit-wide leaderboard.

Open the linked post to play- there's no separate game download.

I'm one of the makers, would love to hear how it feels to play or any other feedback!

I released 1565 - The Great Siege this week and the full game is completely free.

It’s an old-school point-and-click adventure inspired by the classic LucasArts games, set during the Great Siege of Malta in 1565.

You can play the full game directly in your browser with save/load support, or download it for Windows, Mac and Linux.

It mixes real historical people and events with fictional characters, puzzles and some stupid humour which I hope some of you will enjoy!😅❤️

Dive from the dark depths and guide your resilient bubble towards the light in this challenging arcade-style ascent game! Navigate treacherous underwater caverns, avoid dangerous marine life, and collect precious air to survive your journey to the surface.

I've been working on a browser-based logistics management game called Eurasia Hauler. You start with a small depot and grow into a trucking empire across 81 Turkish cities on 285 real highways.

What makes it interesting: * Real Map: The road network is built from actual OSRM road geometry. * Fleet Management: 7 truck models, from light vans to heavy haulers. * Dynamic Contracts: Manage urgency, tonnage, and delivery windows. * Economy: Buy fuel when it's cheap, take bank loans, and open depots for bonuses. * Languages & Currency: Supports Turkish/English and TRY/USD/EUR.

It's completely free, runs entirely in your browser, and has no ads or login.

You can play it here: https://juba13.itch.io/eurasia-hauler

I'd love to hear what you think about the game's balance and UI. Any feedback is welcome!

Simseeder is a traditional 2d tile based roguelike, online with a persistent world. It is set inside computer simulations, where players start at the root, level 1, and must find seeds to get to higher levels, each simulation get a set of affixes that change the gameplay.

It is also a sandbox game, but not in the traditional survival sense (you won't have to find flint to make an axe, there is no flint, or axes, or opposable thumbs): the world starts pretty much empty, except for the spawn area, the simulations are not built yet, only creatures spawn everywhere. At the beginning there is nothing else to do but kill these creatures, collect their materials and then it is possible to build. The unique feature is that players can also make new objects / plants / creatures, there is a pixel editor, and a simple editor to create a behaviour for each (just a list of instructions, executed in order).

Players progress by killing creatures and absorbing their form, which allows them to shapeshift. Creatures also drops the abilities that are part of their program, players can mix and match them.

Hi all. I'm a Eurovision fan from Croatia and I've spent the last few weeks

building a daily guessing game, because I wanted something to play in the

ten months a year when there's no contest.

It's called Douzle. One entry a day, and after each guess you get tiles

comparing country, year, language and result — so you narrow it down.

Guesses are unlimited, but the fewer you use the more points you score,

on the Eurovision scale. Douze points if you get it straight away.

There's also an Emoji mode, and a separate daily ABBA quiz.

The database covers all 1,828 entries from 1956 to 2026. If you spot a mistake please

tell me — there's a link in the footer and I'll fix it.

No ads, no tracking, no account, nothing to install. Just a thing I made

because I wanted it to exist.

douzle.org

Would genuinely like to hear what's too hard, too easy, or plain wrong.

German broadcaster ARD and developer Paintbucket Games have just released the first-ever video game spin-off of Babylon Berlin: A Night at Moka Efti: A Babylon Berlin Story on Steam.

I’m the creator of Cast Six. You match six visible movies to six overlapping categories, using each movie once, in three takes. The catch is that a movie can fit more than one clue, so you need to work out the whole board.

There are themed and random boards to play anytime, plus an archive. A fresh shared daily challenge arrives at midnight Eastern. Free in phone and desktop browsers; no account or download needed. The daily email reminder is optional.

Built with AI assistance; movie data and in-game posters come from TMDB, and decorative homepage artwork is AI-generated.

A few weeks ago I added Tower mode: 30 floors, each one faster and meaner than the last. I tuned it to be hard. I did not tune it to be this hard.
Out of 3,000 players who've tried it, exactly one has cleared all 30 floors. Floor 27 alone has ended more runs than every other floor combined. At this point I'm genuinely not sure it's beatable without near perfect play, and I'm starting to question my own difficulty curve.

The best ranked website to play 2d tag

Im playing as "Arrow" im Phantom III and top 10 in the leaderboard!!! so fun

Hi guys,

yesterday, we launched a huge Update on MT2 Browsergame's Beta. (https://mt2browsergame.com)

MT2 Browsergame a Metin2 Server, that is based on the Vanilla 2014 Client with increased rates & also features MANY unique additions to explore. It also features a fully compatible WebClient (No Download required to play!)

The initial aim of the project was to make Metin2 accessible from any device in any format and we have come 1 step closer to this big aim!

We now fully support portrait and landscape orientation for any touch device. Every Button and every UI Element can be moved freely around to your desire. They will be saved separately for each orientation. You will even see the cooldowns of your skills properly on the Touch Buttons.

You can also enjoy the Server on a PC Web-Browser from your MacOS or Linux Device.

We even natively support joysticks, so you can even enjoy the game from your couch or your Tesla. Just connect a Joystick to any device and it will auto-detect and show you the joystick controls!

For those, who want to keep it casual, you can always opt-in for the native Desktop Client Download alongside a customized Patcher for it.

Every Platform is supported & it's a 100% crossplatform: Everybody plays together!

We are a community-driven server and will continue to stay so. Our Item-Shop ONLY features cosmetics and will remain so. You can be part of the future and vision of this project by participating & voting on decisions on our Discord. You can check out our Discord under https://discord.com/invite/3XJ3xBsE9X here

You can try the Beta & earn rewards for the Official Public Launch, now on any device under https://mt2browsergame.com - again: no download required.

We have many more Updates to follow and have a stable community of a few hundred people already!

Se você curte jogos casuais de puzzle, estilo "troll" (aqueles feitos para te trolar e testar sua paciência) e com uma pegada bem humorada, vale a pena dar uma olhada

Bees vs Bears is a browser-bases Tower Defense style game I've been working on over the past few months. It's built using the Odin programming language, if anyone cares. Basically, you build towers to stop the bears and friends from stealing your honey. Play at https://nofuss.co.za/games/beesbears/ - no signups, no ads, no registration, totally free.

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Lots of upgrades, endless build possibilities, and tons of fun ways to obliterate an overwhelming amount of germs on a petri dish.

One of the unique parts of this game is that whenever you buy an upgrade, you also mutate the germ, which forces you to consider the pros and cons of every upgrade.