Arcade
How often do you get a musical cardgame? Draft Punks is a hybrid of a deckbuilder, a rhythm game and a music production/DJing app, where players attempt to live build the sickest set they can within a 4 minute window. Keep the crowd entertained with variety and creativity, bore them too much and they won't vibe with your set. Played entirely with the mouse or touch. Solo devved for Gamedev JS jam 2026 in 4 and a bit days with Phaser 4 and toneJS. All audio samples/loops I made myself in FL studio, art with Affinity. Entering the Build It With Phaser and Deploy To Wavedash Categories. Itch.io link: https://fatalexit.itch.io/draft-punks
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!
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
A miner stands at the top of the screen with a claw swinging beneath him on a pendulum. Below are gold nuggets, diamonds, and the occasional rock you'd rather avoid. Time the drop right and the claw hauls up treasure. Time it wrong and you're reeling in a boulder while the clock ticks down. Each level sets a target. Hit it and you move deeper, where the gold is bigger and the rocks are in the way. Between stages, a shop sells dynamite for the mistakes, stronger rope for the next haul, and lucky clovers for the gamblers. It's a game about timing, patience, and knowing when to leave something in the ground.
Fast Lane is a one-touch 3D racer about threading a supercar through 24 lanes of oncoming barricades. There is exactly one control: move over. No steering, no brakes, no accelerator. Every lane you gain is a gap you spotted and committed to before the traffic closed it. The race runs three rounds of eight lanes, each one entered through a tunnel that resets you to a higher speed. Each round climbs harder than the last, so the gap that felt generous in round one is gone by round three — which runs through rain, into the night. Clip a single barricade and the run is over, whatever lane you reached. The clock never stops. Finish all 24 lanes and your time is your record — and goes on the leaderboard. Then beat it.
Snake, except your body is the key that opens the door. The runes on each floor stay lit only while you are lying on them. Cover four at once and the wyrmhole opens — which means the puzzle is not where to go, but what shape to be when you get there. Length is currency. Motes feed you longer, shed shrines cut you shorter, and most Sanctums need you to be both before you leave. Some rooms want a body long enough to bridge a gap. Others want one small enough to thread a gate. Fifty hand-built Sanctums, each teaching one idea before turning it against you: floors that fall away behind you, ground that burns where you have been, and things in the dark that have noticed you. Then the Endless Reach — a causeway that builds itself ahead of you and collapses behind, for as long as you can keep ahead of it. One steady tick. No slow motion, no mercy frames. You learn how long a cell takes and you time your turns against it, exactly as you always did.
Puzzle · Arcade · Singleplayer
FAIL GAMES is a collection of brutally hard but simple minigames. Beat each game to unlock the next. Earn coins when you fail and spend them on outfits and effects. So easy to learn your grandma could play it, but so hard to master you'll throw your PC out the window. And your grandma. WARNING: THIS GAME CONTAINS SEAGULLS Every game takes 5 seconds. Mastering it might take 500 attempts. FAIL GAMES is a collection of brutally difficult one-button physics games where every tiny mistake ends with your face on a rock — or worse. Those poor rocks. Leap off towering cliffs. Launch yourself down impossible ski jumps. Dodge seagulls, survive spinning saws, fight unpredictable winds, and somehow stick the perfect landing. Discover and beat 50+ games to become the Champion! Anyone can press one button. But can you master it? Features 🎯 50+ handcrafted games 🕹️ Simple one-button controls 💀 Brutally difficult physics-based gameplay 🖥️ Retro C64-inspired pixel art aesthetics ⚡ Instant restarts 🏆 Online leaderboards & achievements 🎭 Unlockable outfits, skins & effects 🎉 Spectacular ragdoll failures 🔥 Endless "one more try" gameplay Failure happens every five seconds. Success is rare. Welcome to FAIL GAMES.
1980s · 2D · 2D Platformer
In this unique top-down game from 1985, you are a mother cat whose twelve young kittens have wandered off into a labyrinthine town prowled by fearsome dogs. Can you save them all? Originally released in 1985 by Artic Computing. This Wavedash version is the ZX Spectrum release from Pixel Games UK.
Compete in a wide variety of athletic events in this classic game from the 1980s, including pole vault, gymnastics, 100 m dash, and skeet shooting. Originally released by Epyx. This Wavedash version is the Sega Master System release from Pixel Games UK.
Babylumns is a fast, versus puzzle arcade inspired by the 90s arcade and 16‑bit console classics, built on the Columns tradition. The demo includes 5 playable characters (each with their own colorful forms) and one boss, set in an antique, mythified setting.
Sketchtone turns your doodles into music. Sketch flowing lines, scatter colorful dots, and press Play to hear your drawing come alive. Layer eight instruments, experiment with echo, and discover melodies hidden in your imagination. No music theory needed—just a canvas, a play button, and a little curiosity.
Capybara Suika - Watermelon Game is a fun and relaxing food merge puzzle game starring adorable capybaras! Inspired by the viral Suika Game, drop and merge food to grow bigger and score higher. With colorful visuals, cozy vibes, and a tiny game size, it’s the perfect lite game to enjoy anytime!
Carillion is an arcade-puzzle game. Along more than 80 levels, collect colored Tiles using a Puck that you may only steer left or right while it bounces in a 3D decor. Simple to learn, hard to put down, try it now ! Play Carillion Free demo here https://wavedash.com/games/carillion-free !
Rocket Rhythm is a unique rhythm action game. Dodge waves of enemies while dashing and slamming to the beat. And when the chorus hits... WEAPONS FREE! HOW TO PLAY: Left side notes dash, right side notes slam. During WEAPONS FREE sections you also aim and fire. - Gamepad (recommended) Control the ship with the left stick, dash with the left trigger or left bumper, and slam with the right trigger or right bumper. Aim with the right stick. - Keyboard and mouse Control the ship with WASD or the arrow keys, dash with the left mouse button and slam with the right. Aim with the mouse. - Keyboard only Activate keyboard mode on the difficulty screen. This disables WEAPONS FREE sections, and the game can be fully controlled with WASD as well as J and K for dash and slam. All keys can be reconfigured in the settings menu. The game currently features four original songs, two of them playable for free. The others can be unlocked together with two additional modes. The initial soundtrack is planned to contain ten songs, and any purchase at the current price will also unlock the remaining ones as soon as they are released. In the future, I would like to collaborate with musicians for additional song packs. Rocket Rhythm is still in active development and I'll carefully monitor all feedback, both here on Wavedash and on Discord.
Launch from a rooftop cannon and swing through a randomized city in a two-minute score attack. Hold to grapple, release in the gold window for a Perfect Release, smash buildings, hit speed rings, and chain a bigger score without touching the street. Every run builds a new skyline. Climb the global leaderboard and set the highest score.
Typewriter: Last Stand is a succesor to my gamejam winning game Typewriter Command, rebuilt in Phaser and designed from the ground up as a game for wavedash. Survive against oncoming enemy attacks from the air and ground with nothing but your typing skills.
Typing · Arcade · Score Attack
Pool Merge Mania is a clever spin on classic pool where bouncing shots meet merging mayhem. Fire balls into the arena, watch them collide and combine into higher-level spheres, and strategize to keep your table under the 15-ball limit. Quick merges mean tighter control, so aim smart and stay in the game!
You are going to hate me after playing this. Controls: W/Space - Jump A - Move left D - Move right LMB - Flip World RMB - Spawn Corpse (Hold to delete all corpses) Jumping: Hold jump button and direction you want to jump to, release jump button first. Note: If you get a windows message when you open the exe, go on more details at the bottom left and select run anyway. I promise it's not a virus.
Platformer · Animals · Arcade
You are SPARK, a robot at the Robo Open: serve, rally and smash your way past the CPU in a best-of-games match. Time the swing for a clean hit, watch the landing ring, and keep it out of the net. Made with AI collaborators — a combination of Grok 4.6, Fable 5 / 5.1 and GPT 5.6 Sol Character models — Meshy Assets, rig and animation — Blender Engine — Unity 6, running in your browser via WebGL How to play - WASD move · SPACE serve and hit - Hold a direction while you hit to aim the shot - Forehand, backhand and smash are picked from where the ball is - Points, games and sets follow real tennis scoring
Experience the adrenaline-pumping thrill of rally racing in the most unlikely venues imaginable. Parking Garage Rally Circuit transforms parking structures across North America and Europe into heart-stopping, high-speed racing circuits that will push your reflexes and nerve to the absolute limit. Navigate tight corners, dodge concrete pillars, and master multiple levels of architectural chaos as you battle for the fastest lap times. With its distinctive Sega Saturn-inspired retro arcade aesthetic, pulse-pounding gameplay, and iconic ska soundtrack, this is rally racing like you've never experienced before. Seamless Leaderboards After beating the gold trophy for a course, ghosts from other players just barely ahead of you on the leaderboard are automatically downloaded to race against, getting you into that "just one more" flow as you chase down rivals. Realtime Multiplayer Create or join a lobby of up to 8 players for realtime peer-to-peer non-contact racing! Split-screen Multiplayer Connect multiple controllers and relive the glory days of split-screen multiplayer for 2-4 players with contact and non-contact options. Retro Style Designed to look and feel like a long lost Sega Saturn game that could have been released in ~1998. This includes low-resolution, low-poly, chunky textures of course, but also extends to the audio, simple interface, and streamlined game scope. Oh, and CHEAT CODES too! This special "DX" version of Parking Garage Rally Circuit includes all 8 original US tracks + 8 brand new tracks set in Europe all in one package.
Neverball is a 3D ball-rolling game in the lineage of Marble Madness and Super Monkey Ball. You guide a ball through obstacle courses by tilting the ground beneath it using your mouse, keyboard, or joystick. The ball has real physics and real momentum, which means every slight tilt matters, every overcorrection sends you careening toward an edge, and every narrow bridge becomes a test of nerve. The floor moves. The ball reacts. You try not to fall into the void. Each level has a simple goal: collect enough coins to activate the exit pad, then reach it before time runs out. Yellow coins are worth 1, red coins 5, blue coins 10. Collect 100 total and you earn an extra life. The levels start gentle enough, teaching you how the tilt-and-roll relationship works. Then they introduce moving platforms. Then mazes. Then pushers that shove your ball sideways. Then narrow ramps over bottomless drops with moving obstacles and a 30-second timer. The difficulty curve goes from "pleasant Sunday puzzle" to "controller-gripping precision platformer" across 183 levels. Three highscore categories per level reward different playstyles: most coins collected, fastest time to unlock the goal, and fastest time to complete the level. Speedrunning and coin-optimization runs require completely different approaches to the same course, which gives every level at least two reasons to replay it.
A chrome unicorn gallops across a pastel sky to the sound of Erasure's "Always." Stars hang in the air. Cliffs end in nothing. You have two buttons: one to jump, one to dash through crystal pillars that would otherwise end the run. Miss a landing and the unicorn shatters. You get three lives, and the music keeps playing. The world scrolls faster the longer you survive, and the only goal is to go further than last time. It's an endless runner that takes itself exactly as seriously as it should.
Runner · Arcade · Score Attack