Hi everyone!

I just released **Streets of Mainhattan**, a 90s-style arcade beat 'em up set in Frankfurt am Main – the city locals jokingly call "Mainhattan".

🎮 Play it free in your browser: https://8-bit-gott.itch.io/streets-of-mainhatten

**What's inside**
- 4 playable heroes – Student, Banker, Addict and Fan – each with their own silly super move (the Student throws trail mix… turns out the enemies have nut allergies)
- 6 districts and 6 ridiculous bosses, including the Krakisaurus (a T-Rex who's way too awake) and the Finanzhai (a shark in a pinstripe suit)
- Bouncers, parking wardens, rival football hooligans and over-caffeinated bankers
- Angry neighbours yelling from their windows – and throwing flower pots
- Bonus round: wreck an electric car in 30 seconds
- 2-player local co-op, keyboard, gamepad and touch controls

In-game text is German, but you don't need to understand a word to punch your way through.
(Auf Deutsch: Ein Prügelspiel quer durch Frankfurt – Bahnhofsviertel, Bankenviertel, Zeil und Mainufer.)

Made with AI-generated art and music (disclosed on the page).

I'd love to hear your feedback – especially on difficulty and controls!

A fantasy boardgame where you play an intrepid hero on a mission to free the kingdom from evil. Guide your adventurer through a dark abandoned castle filled with monsters, traps, and rival other paladins racing for glory. So, roll the dice. Your quest awaits!

Definitely aimed more at the UK audience.

In the distant kingdom of Numeria, a magical cataclysm shattered the world's balance, breaking the realm into fragments. Each fragment of Numeria, now scattered across unknown dimensions, has become an intricate mosaic of mysterious environments, each filled with unique challenges and dangers. In this fragmented world, cubes—symbols of order and perfection—have become the sole source of energy capable of restoring harmony between dimensions.

Plex is a sad cube animated by determination. Created in a magical laboratory by an ancient, forgotten civilization, it has a vital mission: to collect the lost cubes and return them to their origins, restoring harmony among Numeria's fragments. Each recovered cube represents a piece of the energy needed to reunite the worlds and restore order to the mathematical universe.

As the protagonist gathers more cubes, new areas unlock, revealing ancient ruins and enigmatic places where even more cubes lie hidden. Only through the courage and ingenuity of our hero can Numeria rediscover harmony and return to its perfect form.

Behind every tile, there might be something you wish you'd left alone.

The numbers give you clues, but never the whole answer.

A little dungeon crawler about curiosity, caution, and knowing when to stop exploring.

Kiosk Days

Hi everybody

Kiosk Days is completely free: no ads, no in-app purchases, no time limit. On itch you can pay what you want, but $0 is totally fine.

You run a small kiosk on the square of a German village. You start with €180 and an empty shop, drive to the wholesaler for stock, fill the shelves, set your prices and serve your customers. Later you hire staff, arrange the furniture yourself and expand the shop step by step. There's an endless mode if you just want to build, and scenarios with medals if you like a goal.

The latest version also brings St. Martin's evening, a German tradition: kids with lanterns, a man on a white horse, a brass band and a big fire at the end. Afterwards the whole village comes to your kiosk for hot cocoa.

- Windows: download and play, no installer.

- Browser: runs right on the page, and on phones too (hold it sideways). The first start loads up to 70 MB, so on a phone better over Wi-Fi.

You can find a trailer here: https://youtu.be/D3Y0fs_T2RM

And here are some screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/fsyF54s

I made it with an AI assistant (Claude). It writes the code and the scripts that draw the pixel art and make the sounds, I decide what goes into the game and test everything.

I'd love to hear what you think, and where you stopped playing if you did.

Bye,

M

My gamedev journey came to an end, but maybe someone would still enjoy things i made.

Project Fire - a mix of crpg\jrpg in grimdark mix of fantasy and sci-fi: https://store.steampowered.com/app/526430/Project_Fire/

Breadwalk - a short adventure\walksim about life in war-torn country, where your main goal is to go to the shop and buy bread: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4860480/Breadwalk/

Evil Residence - a parody on the first Resident Evil and survival horror genre in general. Don't mind that it's a demo, it has a complete story (the main game just has a lot of various parodies like that: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4394010/Evil_Residence_an_Isekaing_from_zero_to_zero_demo/

Isekaing: from zero to zero - a whacky, unhinged satirical parody musical adventure (rpg?). If South Park, Rick and Morty, Crapopolis or Inside Job is your type of humor, you will probably enjoy this one. This is the only paid game i have in Steam, but you can play it for free on itch or find it on torrents: https://elvenneko.itch.io/isekaingfrom-zero-to-zero-black-flag-edition

Alien and Life - ultra short depressive visual novels. Most likely not worth of your attention, but will still leave it here. https://elvenneko.itch.io/alien https://elvenneko.itch.io/life

Have fun, and leave any feedback, if you will have anything to say.

For the past year, I’ve been spending a lot of my free time working on something I’ve always dreamed of creating — my own little gaming platform called Blibzz.
The idea behind it is pretty simple: I believe everyone deserves 10 minutes of fun and entertainment in their day without having to pay for it.

That’s why I decided to make Blibzz completely free. No deposits, no in-app purchases, no ads, and no annoying videos you have to watch just to continue playing. I don’t want your money, and I don’t plan on ever asking for it.
I’m also not trying to compete with any of the big names out there. I know there are much bigger and more polished gaming platforms. I just genuinely enjoy this kind of thing and wanted to create something of my own that other people might enjoy too.

I also want to be transparent about something.
Yes, some of the artwork and assets are AI-generated. I know that’s not everyone’s cup of tea, and I completely understand the criticism around it.

The reality is that I’m just one person working on this in my spare time. This is a passion project, not a business, and I’m not making any income from it. I’m doing what I can with the resources available to me.

One of my dreams is to eventually be able to afford working with talented artists and professional game art studios, like RetroStyle Games, to create beautiful custom assets. But until then, I’m just trying to make the best of what I have.
I’m really not posting this to convince anyone that I’ve built something amazing. I know it’s not perfect, and there’s still a lot I want to improve. I just wanted to put it out there and see what people think.

And one thing I want to make clear: You don’t even need to create an account to try it.

If you’re not comfortable registering, that’s absolutely fine! Just visit the website, play some games, and leave whenever you want. No strings attached.
What I would genuinely appreciate, though, is your honest feedback.

Tell me what you like, what you don’t like, what feels broken, what could be better, or even if you think the whole thing needs work. I’m open to criticism, and I promise I won’t take it personally.

I take every piece of feedback seriously and try to fix bugs, make improvements, and add little things whenever I have some spare time.

At the end of the day, I’m just someone who enjoys 3D modelling, and building games and wanted to share something I made. If even a few people can have some fun with it during their coffee break or while relaxing after a long day, that’s already pretty cool to me.

Thanks for reading, and an even bigger thank you to anyone who gives it a try. Whether your feedback is positive or negative, it genuinely helps me make this little project better.

Hi r/freegames ! I make small browser games.

You roll a candy marble through short levels where almost nothing is what it seems: floors drop away, spikes pop up, and the “safe” path usually isn’t. You’ll die a lot, but restarts are instant.

• Free, no account, no download
• Works on desktop and mobile
• There’s a level maker, and you can share your own levels with a link

It’s part of a small collection at tiltwick.com/puzzles, with a few other games and daily challenges.

I’d love to hear which level made you rage the most and anything that felt unfair or buggy. Thanks for playing!

Hey everyone! 👋

we’ve just released [**Season Runners**](https://seasonrunners.com), an indie pixel-art Jump ’n’ Run with a seasonal twist.

🍂 The idea is simple:
Every season brings a completely new game world and a new playable character. Instead of just changing the colors of the same levels, each season is designed to feel like a fresh adventure!

🏃 What to expect:
🎨 Colorful pixel-art graphics
🌍 Completely new worlds for each season
🕹️ Fast-paced, arcade-style platforming
🏆 A focus on chasing high scores
🌐 Playable directly in your browser

The goal is to create a fun, pick-up-and-play experience that keeps evolving with the seasons.

I’d love to get some honest feedback from fellow gamers and indie game fans! It’s based on my son’s idea (10).

👉 Give it a try: [seasonrunners.com](https://seasonrunners.com)

BTW
there is also a pico-8 version available
[itch.io](https://simoasis.itch.io/season-runners)
[lexaloffle.com](https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?tid=160108)

Join us on [instagram](https://www.instagram.com/seasonrunnersgame?xtok=MWU0amJwc2Z2Y3pybw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr) or [discord](https://discord.gg/xk6nVcYe4)

We just got started.

Age of Nations is a free multiplayer strategy game you play right in your browser (no download, works on phone or desktop).

One shared living world map. 726 regions. 180 countries. Everything is player-driven: fight in live battles to take regions, work/trade/build companies in a real player economy, get elected and run your country (or start a revolution). Be a soldier, tycoon, president—or all three. The world runs 24/7 and nothing is scripted.

Calling all Americans — join the USA!

Claim the United States, My Referral fight for our regions, grow the economy, get into government, and help make Team USA the strongest nation on the map. Early players get to shape history.

Jump in: https://app.ageofnations.world/

Main world is open. Claim your nation.

Complete 5 levels the fastest to become the keybored warrior.

I just released Crystal Worlds, a small tactics RPG in 16-bit style that runs right in your browser – on desktop and mobile (it's designed for portrait mode on phones).

Think Fire Emblem-style grid battles mixed with Crystal Warriors and a bit of Pokémon:

• Lead your party across 5 worlds and 20 maps, from green plains up into the clouds
• Every battle has three sides: your party, the enemies, and wild monsters that attack anyone
• Weaken wild monsters and seal them – they become companions that boost your units, unlock co-op attacks and can evolve
• Elemental strengths and weaknesses, terrain bonuses, a pitch-dark ice cave where you only see what your party lights up, and a two-phase final boss
• Chiptune music and sound effects generated live in the browser by an emulated SNES-style sound chip

It's free, has no ads and needs no account. It saves your progress locally and also works offline once loaded. Available in English and German.

Play here: https://crystalworlds.tvir.games

This is my first release of the game, so I'd really love to hear your feedback – what you enjoyed, what felt too hard or too easy, and anything that was confusing. Will add a native Android app version later. Thanks for playing!

Orebit, online game for 1 to 4 players. You fly a mining craft with a bucket on a rope, scoop rubble from a pile and fly it home to your crusher. The other players can bump you and steal your cargo, and pirates, falling rocks, worms and EMP storms make it harder.

It runs in the browser on PC and on phones. No download, no account.
Hit Quick Play to join other testers, or open a private room and send the code to a friend.

It’s an early version, so things will break. I’d love to hear:

• did you manage to join a game, and on what device
• what was confusing
• what felt too hard or too easy

There’s a "ladybug" :P button in the menu for bug reports, it fills in the tech details for you.

Link: https://stodulski.itch.io/orebit

Thanks for trying it!

I coded a F2P bowling game with realistic oil and pin physics! Give it a whirl and share your results! (No ai used)

We're looking for playtesters for Running Late!, a chaotic 3D platformer where your goal is simple: get to work on time, and terrorize the whole city on your way there!

The game is currently free to download and play during early access. Anyone can join, with no registration, invitation, or keys required, and once downloaded, that version is yours to stay forever <3

What's the reward?

Unfortunately, we are not in the position to pay for testers, but we can promse that everyone who contributes useful feedback or bug reports during testing will receive the full paid Steam version for FREE when the game launches there!

You don't need to find anything major. Genuine feedback about gameplay, bugs, improvements, or your overall experience is appreciated. (We need you to write something anyway, so we have your contact information for the steam keys when they are handed out)

Check out the game here: https://kriseike.itch.io/running-late

We're actively developing the game and would love to hear what you think!
If you want the steam key when it launches, we need your contact info, so please either comment here, on itch io or on discord.

I've been working on a project for the original Contra, adding a completely new OPTIONS menu directly to the title screen, alongside the classic 1-player and 2-player modes.

The goal was to give players more control over their experience while keeping the original Contra gameplay and feel intact.

Here's what you can customize:

• Starting Lives: Choose anywhere from 1 to 30 lives.
• Continues: Set between 1 and 9 continues.
• Starting Stage: Jump straight into any of the 8 stages.
• Weapon Swap: Press SELECT during gameplay to switch between 5 weapon types.
• Random Weapons: Automatically switch weapons approximately every 10 seconds for some extra chaos.
• Difficulty (1–16): Uses Contra's original internal difficulty progression, affecting enemy behavior, attack timing, and enemy/boss durability.
• 2-Player Camera: Choose between Default, Centered, and Left Player scrolling behavior.
• Autofire: Enable it individually for Player 1 or Player 2, or for both. Each weapon has its own firing rhythm.

All these settings are accessible from the new title screen menu before starting a game.

I wanted to make something that feels like a natural extension of the original game rather than changing what makes Contra fun. I'd love to hear what you think! Which options would you use the most? And are there any other features you'd like to see added?

Update (October 27): Windows and Mac are now available, with full crossplay and shared progress across desktop and mobile. Desktop download: https://lumenfallgame.com

Free to play on Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android. Lumenfall is a 2D side-scrolling action MMORPG with five classes, floating islands, party raids and real-time boss fights. Hallowtide is live through November 3 with seasonal quests and the Pumpkin King; more than 2,000 players have registered.

Official website: https://lumenfallgame.com

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anchorapps.lumenfall

iPhone/iPad: https://apps.apple.com/app/lumenfall-action-mmorpg/id6815836570

I'm part of the team behind the game.

Hey all, I made this one. Every day there are five pro athletes, ranging from household names to deep cuts. Tap the map where you think each one played college ball. The closer your pin, the more points, and the later rounds count double and triple, so a perfect day is 1,000.

There's NFL, NBA and All sports, each with a Normal and a Juggernaut game. Juggernaut is the hardest players, with no positions and no map labels.

Free, no sign-up, no ads, and it works on your phone. A new set drops at midnight. I'd love to hear what you score and whether anything feels too easy or too hard.

I made this political strategy game. Its current public build is v0.61.0, and the full game is free to claim during the sale (normally $1). You can keep the claimed copy after the sale ends on November 4, 2026.

https://itch.io/s/210878/olaanst-hal-ndirimi-emergency-decree-sale