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3D · Platformer · Singleplayer
Ask anyone who considered themselves a true gamer in 1987 and the chances are they will fondly remember California Games. Whatever platform you played it on, sun-drenched sports played by the tanned and beautiful were the order of the day. Enjoy the six radical and awesome events: - Half-pipe - Roller skating - Surfing - BMX - Footbag - Flying Disc Appearing in many website and magazine ‘top 100 games of all time’ lists, California Games appealed equally to male and female gamers, something considered rather unusual at the time. Easy to play but hard to master, the game often led to playground arguments about which event was the best… arguments that can (maybe) now be settled once and for all! So get ready to put your shades on, turn the stereo up nice and loud, and go gnarly to the max with a sweet 720 kick-flip backwards ollie. Or something like that, anyway... According to the original instructions... Introducing the gnarliest bunch of games under the sun! Games invented on the beaches by sun-baked beach bums with a fondness for ripping, grinding and shredding - with six radically thrilling events intended to bring you to the edge and blow your mind... and make adrenalin California’s most plentiful natural resource. Wish they all could be California Games Get ready to shred the face off an awesomely tubular wave. Turn a ‘berm’ on a BMX bike and spray up a wall of dirt. Launch a few feet off-the-lip with your skateboard tucked high. And while you’re up there, dance for the crowd. Or if you’re feeling like kicking back a bit, float a flying disk, juggle a foot bag with your heels, or just slalom the boardwalk on your skates. When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro. But this ain’t beach blanket bingo. In fact, before you even set foot on California turf, you’ll choose an on-screen sponsor from among the heaviest names on the circuit. Then, hit the competition route. Prizes include trophies for a single event and a top prize in overall competition. So get air. Go crazy. Welcome to a new state of intensity!
Defy gravity above Solstice Port. Pilot a high-speed anti-gravity craft through a coastal megacity, skim luminous boost pads, and master airbrake-assisted corners in a three-lap sprint. Race solo against seven AI pilots, or host a public or private Wavedash room for 2–8 racers. Share an invite, launch a synchronized countdown, and chase the podium with live standings and rematches. Online ships are non-contact so the focus stays on your racing line. Built with Three.js and WebGPU, with WebGL 2 compatibility. Play with keyboard, a standard controller, or touch controls. Tune steering sensitivity, camera distance, graphics quality, and auto-throttle to suit your setup. KEYBOARD: W / Up accelerates; A / D or Left / Right steers; S / Down brakes; Q / E operates the airbrakes; Space or Shift boosts; C changes camera; Esc opens the flight menu. CONTROLLER: Left stick steers, RT accelerates, LT brakes, LB / RB airbrakes, A boosts, and Start opens the menu.
Racing · Arcade · Multiplayer
In this classic ice hockey simulation game from 1999, experience fast-paced, motion-captured ice hockey action, full-on bone-crunching player contact, and complex team tactics, as you lead your team to victory in the GHL (Gremlin Hockey League).
Sports · Retro · Simulation
Fist your friends in the LITE version of the game where you fist or be fisted!
Build, dig, and blast across blocky battlefields in this voxel multiplayer FPS.
FPS · Voxel · Multiplayer
Race through 10 museum galleries, matching real masterpieces to their slightly funnier made-up titles. Find at least 8 of 12 paintings before time runs out to advance—and clear all 12 for a bonus. Complete all 10 galleries and set your Museum Grand Tour time. Then try to beat it! Inspired by the GoComics webcomic "That Is Priceless." Features: 10 distinct museum galleries 120 paintings in a complete Museum Grand Tour Find 8 of 12 paintings to advance Clear all 12 for a 3-point bonus Best Gallery Dash! score saved locally Best Museum Grand Tour time saved after full completion Pause anytime No two tours play exactly the same
Trivia · Puzzle · Time Attack
Teeworlds is a fast-paced 2D multiplayer shooter where you control a "Tee" — a ball-shaped character with eyes and feet — across side-scrolling platform maps, fragging up to 15 other players with an arsenal borrowed straight from the arena shooter playbook. You spawn with a hammer and a pistol. Scattered across the map are a shotgun, grenade launcher, laser rifle, and the occasional ninja sword power-up that lets you slash through everything in your path. Health and shield pickups keep you alive. The grappling hook keeps you moving — swing from ceilings, slingshot across gaps, or hook an enemy player and drag them into your hammer range. The movement is where Teeworlds clicks. Double jumps, wall slides, and the grappling hook combine into a physics system that's deceptively deep. New players can jump in and have fun immediately, but high-level play looks like a completely different game — players whipping across maps at absurd speed, threading grenades through gaps mid-swing, hooking opponents out of the air. Easy to learn, genuinely hard to master.
Multiplayer · Shooter · 2D
Marduga is a 1v1 competitive car combat game where you enter the arena with nothing but a bare chassis — and race to build your war machine before your opponent does. Scatter across a hexagonal industrial arena, grab weapon modules, defense systems, and special abilities from pickup pads on the ground. Every slot you claim disappears from the field — what you grab is yours, what you miss is theirs. In seconds, two empty cars transform into two very different machines with very different strategies. WSAD - Car Controls C - Missile E - Shield Activation LeftShift - Boost Ctrl - Machine Gun Shoot Space - Brakes
Can you name the movie before we reveal the whole plot? In Spoilers Ahead!, a movie synopsis appears one random word at a time while the points tick down. Guess fast for a bigger score. There’s no penalty for wrong answers! Buy a ticket for The Decaplex and its 10-movie challenge that gets tougher as you go, or test your screen smarts in the Movie Marathon, an endless stream of cinematic favorites that only stops when you get stumped. Featuring 200 movies, multiple difficulty levels, high-score leaderboards, and behind-the-scenes fun facts with every answer. (We’re still working on the concession stand thing.)
One very committed bird, one neon ice arena. PENGUIN PITCH - Belly-slide ice sport at full tilt. Boost through the pack, ride the boards on a full wall ride, and bury a giant glowing ball in the net. Snap a directional flip in mid-air for a burst of speed and a harder strike, and hold the powerslide to carve a tight line through traffic. Play solo on desktop or touch, or host a Wavedash lobby for up to 16 players, with the host authoritatively simulating every penguin, the ball, goals and score. Looking for the snowboarding? Powder Run is now its own game, Quartz Mountain. Press ? at any time for the controls.
Sports · Multiplayer · Arcade
Climb an infinite steampunk clockwork tower as a tiny bronze robot. Jump between 8 types of rotating gears, collect bolts, chain combos, and race up to 3 friends to 100m in real-time RACE lobbies. Built with Three.js for Gamedev.js Jam 2026 (Theme: Machines). ~7,800 lines of TypeScript, single-file HTML build (~670KB), zero external assets — everything procedurally generated at runtime. RACE: P2P WebRTC via the Wavedash SDK. Deterministic shared tower seed — every player climbs the exact same gears. Synced countdown, 120s hard cap, first to 100m wins. Last survivor wins if everyone falls. VERSUS GHOST: Chase recorded human runs from the shared ghost pool as a translucent companion on the same seed. Practice routes solo without joining a live lobby. CONTROLS: Gamepad-preferred (Standard Gamepad API). Keyboard (WASD/Arrows + Space) and touch (virtual joystick + jump button) fully supported. FEATURES: Daily Challenge (one seed per day for everyone), Run Contracts (3 per-run mini-challenges), 20 achievements, 4 leaderboards (high score / highest climb / best combo / daily score), cloud saves, 5 environment zones with escalating difficulty, procedural 4-layer soundtrack, combo fireworks, near-miss slow-mo.
Platformer · 3D · Steampunk
Debris is a turn-based tactical fleet combat game played on a deep-space hexagonal sector. Command an armada of 16 warships across nine specialized hull classes, balancing long-range standoff bombardment against simultaneous close-quarters broadsides. Screen your capital fleet with shield-projecting Escorts, authorize desperate terminal rams with light strike craft, and navigate dynamically changing chokepoints created by impassable debris fields left in the wake of fallen ships. Master coordinated fleet maneuvers in Duel Mode or contest orbital supremacy in Siege Mode—against tiered AI commanders, local opponents, or online rivals.
Ohhh of course you want to be rich like us. Adorable. But first, you have to prove you have what it takes to run with the .000001%. Here's how this little financial fantasy works: The Basics You begin "Old Money Rich" with a $1,000,000 trust fund. You'll then have to answer 10 trivia questions -- each related to a life of wealth and leisure. Before each one, you'll be presented with the category (like "Fine Dining"), and based on your confidence, you'll place a bet in $10,000 increments — because we don't do small numbers. Get it right? Your bet gets added to your bank account, and you continue your ascent into the upper echelons of high society. Get it wrong? You lose the bet, and may very possibly plummet all the way down to just "Country Club Rich." Embarrassing. Betting Rules Minimum bet: $10,000 (anything less is basically pocket lint) Maximum bet: your entire bankroll (bold… reckless… very "new money") No borrowing allowed If you drop below $10K, it's game over (and you may return to browsing Zillow for "starter estates.") Tiers & Promotions As your bankroll grows, you'll climb through 12 wealth tiers, from: "Used To Be Rich" (tragic) all the way to "Bezos Energy Rich" (clinically unstoppable) Each time you reach a new tier, you'll pick a gold coin to reveal a luxury prize that gets added to your permanent vault. Because nothing says "I've arrived" like accumulating shiny objects you don't need. Millionaire Round After Question 10, you can cash out… or you can do what every ambitious little striver does: Try to impress people richer than you. You'll meet 3 millionaires. Each will present you with a "fact" that's common knowledge for the ultra-rich, but not for your everyday money-grubbing peon. One of the millionaires is lying. (Naturally.) And you have to guess who it is. Guess correctly → you double your bankroll Guess wrong → you lose half (and we'll still smile politely while you spiral inside.) The Vault Every prize you win during promotions is saved forever in your vault. Collect them all. Not because you need them… but because you want the satisfaction of owning things simply because you can. Which, honestly? Is the first sign you're learning.
Trivia · Satire · Capitalism
Steal cheese, sprint across counters, dodge cats, ride mounts, and wreck the kitchen with other players in a fast multiplayer raid. Every round drops you into a chaotic kitchen full of hazards, predators, physics toys, and risky shortcuts. Grab cheese, complete mischief objectives, help or harass other mice, and make it to extraction before the raid ends. Play solo, join public rooms, or jump into multiplayer mayhem with live player movement, animations, and a great deal of interactions.
Multiplayer · Action · Co-op
This is a simulated Gomoku game that allows you to play against the computer, play two-player matches, compete online, display player stats in real-time, chat in real-time, and share player score cards. It's a fully-featured casual mini-game.
2.5D · 2D · 2D Platformer
SCRAPS is a neon robot car arena combat game. Build and upgrade your machine, choose weapons and utilities, then fight for victory in explosive 1v1 matches and battle royale modes. Jump in as a guest, customize your machine, and battle for in-game SCRAPS.
Think Outside the Blanks is a word game where the obvious answers are usually the worst ones. Fill in the blanks with a word, then see how many simulated players thought of the same thing. The fewer who matched you, the better your score. Play solo and try for the lowest total over five rounds, or pass the phone to a friend and see how long you can keep a No-Match Streak alive.
Welcome, debugger... We need your help to find the codebase bugs on the main machine. Maybe the codebase looks like a puzzle, so you have to choose if you want to inspect a line first or refactor it immediately. You can play solo to solve the puzzle at your own pace, or jump into multiplayer matches where the fastest debugger to fix the codebase wins. You can inspect to reveal clues or jump straight to fixing the root cause to claim all the Story Points. MECHANICS & CONTROLS Left Click / Tap: Inspect code cell (Reveal clues or adjacent threat levels). Right Click / Long Press: Refactor & Fix (Claim points if correct, lose points if unnecessary). VISUAL DEBUGGING SIGNALS & SYSTEM HAZARDS Threat Indicators: Proximity numbers appear as syntax highlights (e.g., green 1, yellow 2, red 3+), showing how many bugs or viruses lurk in adjacent code blocks. Console Heatmaps: Inspected cells trigger a subtle glitch background effect or warning icon when a high-severity bug is near. Malware & Bugs: Clean code gives standard points, while hidden Viruses drain your Story Points or corrupt your current refactor spree if clicked incorrectly. NOW!! YOU CAN PLAY WITH YOUR FRIEND VIA P2P AND ON YOUR PHONE, TABLET OR PC.
Hoist the colors. Aim true. Step ashore swinging. PLUNDERBOUND drops you behind the wheel of a tall ship on a sun-bleached sea, cannons hot and a horizon stuffed with islands worth raiding. Trade broadsides with enemy boats, weave between reefs, drop anchor at any palm-strewn rock — then step onto the sand in first person and shoot your way through the skeletons guarding the loot. Sail. Plunder. Sail again. 🏴☠️ Launch sale — get in early. PLUNDERBOUND is currently priced as low as it will ever be. The price goes up $1 every month as new islands, weapons, ships, and features roll out. Buy now, keep every future update, and watch your little corner of the map grow.
Jack’s, 2’s & 8’s A quiet hand across the table. Jacks, Twos & Eights is a shedding card game the way it’s actually played at the kitchen table — house rules, held grudges and all. Match the pile by suit or rank, shed every card in your hand before anyone else, and time your trick cards for maximum outrage. Easy to learn in one hand. Dangerous to play with family. Pip’s House Rules Twos bite — the next player picks up two… unless they stack a 2 of their own. Watch it snowball to four, six, eight. Sevens skip — the next player misses a go. Deliciously petty. Eights press on — take another turn, but you must follow your own 8 or draw. The magical Jack — play it on anything, any time, and call the suit the whole table must follow. Ways to Play Against the computer — take on Pip, Mabel and Otto, three opponents who shed high, hoard their Jacks, and save their 2s for the exact moment you’re down to your last card. Free, on this device. Around one screen — classic pass-the-mouse for 2–4 players on the same table. Also free. Online — host a public table anyone can find, keep a private room behind a code and an invite link, or browse open games and sit down. Two to four players. Unlock Play online once; CPU and pass-the-mouse stay free. A Table Worth Sitting At A hand-drawn deck — mirrored court cards, ornate aces, traditional pip layouts — on a lamplit green felt table. Every card is really dealt: riffle-shuffled from the stock, flipped mid-air, slid into your fan. Drag your card onto the pile, or just click it home. A soft, papery soundscape — shuffles, snaps and felt thumps — with not a single beep in it. Quick hands. A game takes minutes; the rematch takes seconds. On WaveDash your signed-in name sits on the scoreboard. Climb Total Wins against the computer (Easy, Medium, Hard), and Online Wins once you’ve unlocked the real tables. For the Uninitiated A beautifully illustrated in-game guide teaches the rules in under a minute — because the fastest way to learn Jacks, Twos & Eights is to lose your first hand to someone’s grandmother.
BLINK is The Ultimate Bluffing Championship — a deceptively simple battle of nerve, strategy, and just enough greed. Take on 10 rivals, conquer the 5-Duel Challenge, chase a $100,000 Tournament prize, or — for a real test of your bluffing game — play a friend face-to-face. In BLINK, the higher bid wins. Until it doesn’t. Your goal is to outbid your opponent without getting lured into OVERbidding them: any bid 10 or more higher than theirs instantly turns a W into an L. Each Duel is a Best-of-5. The first player to win 3 rounds takes the match — and the bragging rights. Good luck! Pro Tip: If you want a challenge right off the bat, the opponent known as "The Machine" has (ironically) the most human-like ability to adapt to your playing style AS you're bidding against it. Taking it down in competition is a real flex.
Pilot a coral-and-cyan spacecraft around the full circumference of a twisting neon tunnel. Thread staggered wedges, barricades, moving sweepers and widely spaced rings as the speed keeps climbing. Clear six themed sectors in Level Run, chase an unbounded distance in Endless, sprint 10,800 metres in Dash, or race 2-4 online pilots through the same seeded obstacle course with live ghost ships and synchronized results.
Arcade · Racing · Multiplayer