• Itch: https://hexabeeretro.itch.io/

All-in-One Mahjong is an addicting solitaire game where player is challenged to eliminate all pieces from the board.
• Game has two game modes:
 – Time mode (with shuffle ability, match all pairs as soon as possible)
 – Relax mode (no shuffle, play until you win or lose)
• There are 234 different mahjong layouts!
• Global leaderboard with people playing all over the world.
• Big selection of backgrounds.

Play All-in-One Mahjong

🔗Game link : https://vector-byte.itch.io/vinci-fly

https://oliver77.itch.io/compare9

Hi everyone, you know I make a games once in a while.

Tomorrow is my birthday, I turn 50 and after so many years I have two months unemployed so I decided to go back to my C1ic.mx project for accessible gaming and I still make games using variables, random numbers, statements and animation, because I'm so bad at programing.

This new game is similar to those classic games where you control a helicopter with a single button trying to avoid dangers, it is called CHOPY, the game is slow, but I really like the result.

Play here

After my birthday I'll start looking for people to support this project.

PD. I also added a new section called "Just Point" (no buttons), so the people that can't push buttons can play games using just the mouse or an eye tracking device. 

It's a wave-based survival game with 5 different environments that change as you progress through waves - forest, city, cave, hospital, and mall. There are 15 different enemy types including various zombies and wolves, and 6 weapons to unlock as you play.

I created a particle system for visual effects like blood and muzzle flashes, and implemented physical projectiles with collision detection. The game uses Three.js to geometrically build the enemy models, rather than using imported pre-existing 3d models, although the weapons do use GLTF external models.

The environments use a mix of procedural generation for the cave and hospital mazes, random object placement for the city and forest and a CSV-based layout for the mall. Everything is built with Vite and three.js, aswell as using Firestore and Firebase for storage and deployment.

Feel free to check it out or ask any questions about how I implemented anything, aswell as provide feedback using the in-menu feedback submission form.

play.zombie.sh

 

It revolves around the idea of the third piglet building a strong stone house. In our game this piglet involves a whole team of friends to complete this task: some are mining for stone, some are producing bricks from that tone, others are chopping wood, operating the crane or even conduct space exploration missions!

Every of 30 tower floors unlocks something new for the player.

This game has an interesting history We started making a tower building game in 2020 as a purely web game, then we migrated to Mobile, and finally brought all the mobile features reworked and reimagined back to web.

Also you are welcome to our Discord: https://discord.gg/DRuSma3mpS

In the game Azul, players take turns drafting colored tiles from suppliers to their player board. Later in the round, players score points based on how they've placed their tiles to decorate the palace. Extra points are scored for specific patterns and completing sets; wasted supplies harm the player's score. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins.

As an experiment I created 3d game with cursor AI and GPT 4. It is a typing game where you must survive and kill zombies by typing words on keyboard as fast as possible.

Asteroids, planets, and stars fly in from every direction, glowing in wild abstract colors. Your slime's color changes on a timer -- and only matching colors are safe to eat. Get it right and rack up points. Get it wrong and... Game Over.

As your score climbs, so does the madness. Space debris speeds up, the screen fills with flashing colors, and your reflexes are pushed to the limit. There's no finish line - just an endless, chaotic hunger for higher score.

With flashy visuals, crunchy 4-bit pixel sounds, and simple rules that turn brutal in seconds, Chroma Krash is easy to learn, hard to survive, and impossible to stop playing.

Uniqueness

• Endless arcade gameplay focused on high score
• Color-matching mechanics with deadly consequences
• A greedy, adorable alien slime protagonist
• Increasing chaos as asteroids appear faster over time
• Bright, abstract space visuals

You can play chroma krash in here

Bitcoin Wallet Simulator

Bitcoin wallet simulator is Inspired by real life bitcoin mining and markets. Earn bitcoin on timed intervals from mining which will appear in your account automatically. Invest in more mining speed to earn bitcoin quicker and invest in mining power to earn more bitcoin every mining interval. As bitcoin is not traceable it's possible that the process of mining could be hacked! You will have to invest in a firewall to stop the hackers from stealing your hard earned bitcoin, the costs of purchasing a firewall will depend heavily on the amount of bitcoin your looking to protect. Firewalls will only last 60 seconds before you will need to buy a new one. So you will need to aim to purchase a firewall after purchasing an upgrade to keep the costs as low as possible.

The bitcoin lottery is the best way to earn, every so often you will win a random perk, which could be a bonus or even time 5 on all bitcoin earnings for 10 seconds. Best of all you can gamble your lottery win with a higher or lower mini game for either double or nothing.

Earning bitcoin is fun... sure. Though like real life it's only worth what the market price is in a real world currency. Bitcoin simulator has a simulated market that will grow and plummet differently in every game. Giving you the ability to bank your virtual bitcoin against the market price. It's up to you to decide how much you would like to sell and when to make the most of you bitcoin.

Bitcoin wallet simulator is completely free to play, please let me know if you enjoy it. Thanks, -iDev

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I’m excited to introduce my third game: Chesser — a full-featured online chess game that combines strategy, challenge, and fun!

It's perfect for anyone who want some taste in chess. Here are the features inside it: 

• 7 AI Difficulty Levels: From beginner (IQ 50) to expert (IQ 590), Chesser offers 7 levels of AI intelligence to help you practice, learn, and improve.

• Offline Mode: No internet? No problem! Play against AI anytime, anywhere.

• Animated Chess Moves: Every move is visually smooth, making the game feel lively and dynamic.

• Clean and User-Friendly Interface: Focus on your strategy without distractions, thanks to a simple and elegant design.

• Skill Development: Enhance your chess skills with intelligent AI opponents and challenging gameplay.

• Fast and Responsive: Optimized for quick, smooth gameplay on desktop.

          If you want to learn chess, try playing Chesser, it's interesting to play. Play, improve, and compete to become a chess master!

         - If you want to play, press the link below:

         -🕹️ Play the game: 

         - https://weak-amber-sbwxbycjau.edgeone.app/

           Thank You!

It's a line-drawing logic puzzle inspired by the daily games on LinkedIn, but built entirely from scratch using pure Vanilla JS (Canvas + CSS Grid).

Since this is my first release, I would love it if some veteran developers and publishers here could playtest it. Be brutally honest:

• How does the UI feel on your mobile device?

• Is the interactive Level 1 tutorial intuitive?

• Are the ads placed at good events ?

Play it here: https://html5.gamemonetize.co/d7a965ple3vols2kwz51d646oclw79mh/

Thanks in advance for the feedback! I'm already taking notes for my next project."

I've been working on a collection of 16 HTML5 mobile games and they're now in closed beta on Google Play. Looking for people to try them out and give feedback before I push to production.

The games cover a bunch of genres - puzzle, racing, tower defense, RPG, rhythm, and more. All built with vanilla JS/HTML5 Canvas.

Here's the lineup:

- Neon Dash, Cube Runner, Space Jump (fast-paced arcade)

- Tower Defense Bolt, Planet Defense (strategy)

- Bolt Solitaire, Memory Matrix, Color Match (puzzle/card)

- Racing 3D, Space Orbit (racing/flight)

- Quest RPG, Crystal Caves (adventure)

- Rhythm Tap, Typing Blitz (skill-based)

- Sweet Blast, Merge Master (casual)

If you want to check them out, joining takes about 30 seconds through our Google Group:

https://groups.google.com/g/jellybolt-beta-testers

After you join, you get access to all 16 games on the Play Store.

You can also play the web versions on itch.io: https://jellybolt.itch.io

Would love any feedback on gameplay, performance, bugs - anything really. Thanks!

- JellyBolt Games Team

Hi everyone,

I’ve been working as a solo indie developer for a long time, and I am so excited to finally share the sequel to my tower defense game: "Terrifying Zombies: Tower Defense II"!

This isn't just your standard "build towers and wait" kind of game. You actually get to freely control your main hero (using WASD or Arrow keys) to fight the zombie hordes directly, while simultaneously building fences and Shock Towers to defend your base and survive.

🔥 Core Features & What's New:

• Hero Cloning: If you fall in battle, it's not game over! You can spend your earned Gold to instantly clone your hero and jump right back into the fight.

• Boss Countdown Tracker: You can now track exactly how many days are left until the giant zombie bosses arrive, giving you time to prepare your defenses.

• New Maps: Survive across brand new Day and Night environments.

• Expanded Combat: Build high-damage Shock Towers, manage barricades, and face off against completely new and diverse zombie types.

You can play the game directly in your browser (no download required) or download it on your Android device (it features auto-landscape rotation for mobile).

(If you try the web version and enjoy it, downloading it on Google Play would be a massive support for me!)

As a solo developer, your feedback, critiques, and honest thoughts mean the absolute world to me. I would love to hear what you think of the game mechanics. Let me know which wave you manage to reach!

I am really excited to finally share a project I have been working on for the past year as a solo developer using the GDevelop engine. It’s called Terrifying Zombies: Tower Defense 1 Game.

About the Game: It is an action-packed tower defense game where strategy and survival are key. I wanted to create a deep and rewarding defense experience. Here are some of the core mechanics:

• Build & Upgrade: You can purchase various fences and defensive towers to protect your base. As you earn resources, you can upgrade them to hold back the incoming hordes.

• Hero Progression: You control a main hero on the battlefield. As your hero gains experience and levels up, they evolve and become significantly stronger.

• Epic Boss Fights: You have to manage your resources carefully because every 10 levels, an extremely powerful boss spawns to test your entire defense setup 

You can play the game right now on your browser here

Below are a few screenshots and I’ll share the links: 👉 https://geometrydash3d.com

--
The Qt Developer

Development
My background is more on artwork, but I have worked on the development side of things too, (I started off my freelance work as a UI Designer in Scaleform).  Had worked on the previous two games for this client in PixiJS which were used as a testbed to learn the ropes.  For the animation I really needed something tangible to work with, so it was decided I would put together a prototype for the game.  There were a few things I would do differently now for optimisation, and have since changed in the next slot game I have been working on.  PixiJS was quite easy to pick up, and felt very similar to as3 and Flash which I had used quite extensively before on Scaleform projects.

One of the challenges I found in particular was that I wanted the game to be playable in both portrait & landscape.  So all UI & UX had to conform to this, but was quite pleased on the solution I found for that.  The UI was a bit more extensive than I think you'd normally find in slot games too, having leaderboards, a shop for bonus entry IAP's and a secondary UI for mobile deposits.

Shoutouts
Just want to thank all those on this forum that have helped me with a few things as well whilst I've been learning the ropes too - you've all been awesome and the activity on this forum I find quite incredible!

Links
Behance Post
Prototype Demo

Video

Over the past few months, I’ve been working on a small passion project during evenings and weekends - a chess puzzle game called Endspiel. It’s not a full-blown chess engine or anything like that - just a simple game focused on solving chess puzzles in a clean, minimalistic UI.

I built the entire game solo in under 4 months, mostly in my spare time after work. The game is written entirely in C++. It runs on Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, iOS, and also in the browser (via WebAssembly). I used my own cross-platform game framework, which I originally developed for a previous project. It’s partially based on SDL2 (except on Windows, where I use native APIs).

If anyone’s interested, you can play it here: https://endspiel.online/play/

More details here: https://endspiel.online

Also available on App Store and Google Play

Please give it a try! Any feedback is welcome:)

The url to the game is = https://www.andy-howard.com/halloween-game

I'm a front end developer and I've always wanted Point and Click games to be accessible via the web instead of always having to install apps. Unfortunately when I started this journey 5 years ago there was no lightweight solution in order to deliver such an experience. I think I've now managed to achieve all the typical features that one would expect in a Point and Click game.

These include:
- Inventory
- Npcs
- Music
- Sound fx
- Voice acting
- Cut scenes
- Playing as multiple characters
- Close up puzzles and more...

Some under the hood features include:
- Lazy loading of rooms as you enter them (since memory is limited on mobile devices).
- Sound sprites of voice acting
- Runs off a JSON file, no database required

Some future features I'd like to include:
- Lip syncing
- Ability to walk and talk at the same time
- Escorting procedures (allow both playable characters and npcs to follow you).

So please have a play and any feedback will be greatly received. Only thing I ask is please look upon this in a development perspective rather than the quality of the story and puzzles (I'm not great at those :))

As I have mentioned I also have an accompanying game creator which will allow you to make your own games. Your feedback on the demo game will help me finely tune the game creator before I release that too.

Quick frankly if I had ever known it was going to take me this long to do - I never would have started it. However it has certainly kept me busy and focused throughout covid-19.

Many thanks,

Andrew Howard.

https://c1ic.mx/juegos/tosstest/