Arcade
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.
Hit the shoreline in Matt Portner’s Pro Skimboarder, a playful tribute to classic extreme sports games. Skim across shallow water, carve through the shore break, and chase the perfect ride. The waves are real, the stakes are low, and the pro status is self-proclaimed.
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!
MICE HOCKEY is a fast-paced, 3-on-3 arcade hockey game starring scrappy mice with oversized attitudes. Deliver huge hits, sprint across the ice, and blast slap shots past the goalie in chaotic, no-rules matches. Retro graphics and over-the-top action make every face-off a battle for bragging rights.
A tiny spark. A very bad idea. Tap to hop, hold to float, and climb through a machine full of rhythmic deathtraps. Gauntlet is a fast, one-thumb arcade platformer: 50 handcrafted levels across five strange worlds, from the overgrown Verdant Relay to the golden Crown. Dodge sweepers, time the crushing jaws, slip through laser pulses, and thread the twin moons. Rest on a mint perch, catch your breath, then go again. A new Daily Gauntlet arrives every midnight UTC. Everyone gets the same course. Race for the fastest finish on global and regional leaderboards. Instant retries, personal bests, and par times make every run worth another try. Keyboard: Space / Up / W to hop; hold to float. P pauses, R restarts, M toggles sound. On touchscreens, tap and hold anywhere in the shaft. Clear levels to unlock new worlds, and earn an achievement for every chapter.
Chain through these unbound lands as you make you own path deeper into this world
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.
You are a translucent slime the size of a small animal, and the planet under you is covered in things bigger than you are. Roll over the grass and swallow it. Then the flowers, then the fence, then the sheep that was ignoring you a minute ago. Every bite makes you heavier, and every kilogram of mass moves the edge of what you can eat a little further out. There is nothing to fail. No timers, no enemies, no currency to manage. A building too large to swallow simply pushes back and bends you around it, until it does not. The pleasure is watching the scale of the world turn over: the tree that filled your screen becomes a snack, the car becomes a crumb, the skyscraper becomes the next goal. Clear one planet and the galaxy map opens the next, each with its own look, its own skyline and its own ladder of things to devour. Hats, trails and skins are yours to collect along the way, purely so your slime looks the way you want while it eats a world. How to play: hold the left mouse button and drag where you want to roll, or use WASD and the arrows. On a phone, touch the screen and drag; the slime follows your finger. Everything else is automatic.
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
Build a slot car track on the living-room rug, then race it with one button. Hold to accelerate and let go to brake. Take a bend too hot and the car slides and loses speed. Push it way too far and it flies off the track. Four circuits, including a Figure 8 with a crossover Build your own tracks with crossovers, chicanes and banked bends, with undo and redo, then share them My track saves itself and keeps its last five versions, so nothing you build is lost Every track has its own world leaderboard, even the ones players make Race your own best lap as a ghost, or hide it with G Paint your car in the garage, or pick up a Neon GT, Retro F1, Rally Hatch or Gold Bullet Leaderboards show the car behind every time; tap a name to see their card Chunky PS1-style 3D on a cosy living-room floor Keyboard, mouse, touch or gamepad (analog trigger throttle), with every key shown on screen and a Help page one press away
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.
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
A little world of reactions, one grain at a time. ▎ Pick an element and draw it into the world. Sand piles up, water finds its level, oil floats, smoke drifts away. Then things start to react: ▎ - Heat sand until it fuses into glass, or melt stone into lava ▎ - Pour water on lava and watch a new shoreline hiss into stone ▎ - Wire a battery to a lamp and light it up ▎ - Plant seeds in wet soil and watch them sprout and climb ▎ - Chill a cloud until it rains, or snows ▎ - Set off blast powder and follow the chain reaction ▎ - Neutralise acid with baking soda, rust metal in salt water, dissolve salt and boil it back out ▎ There's no score and no timer. Try an idea, see what happens, undo and try another.
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!
It's the last train home in 1997, and all you've got is your candybar phone and a game of Snake. Hunched over the green screen in first-person PSX style, you steer the snake while the car sways and rattles over the rail joints, empty stations flash past and someone's radio plays quietly down the carriage. Chase a new high score, unlock achievements, and try not to crash when the train lurches.
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.
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!
(NoteIn active developmemt) Neon Rancid is a urban 2D action beat-em up inspired by classic arcade games from the 90's and early 2000's. It takes place in the fictional city of Los Abasto, a Bolivian punk themed city under martial law, and a rival street gang named Rancid that distrupts the streets. You play as En as you move your way through the city clearing Rancid and uncover the truth behind the government of Los Abasto. Controls are in game but ill added a few things here. Double tap direction for a dash/dodge and a charge attack breaks through heavy enemies attacks. For local co-op player 2 presses enter. Movement controls are I J K L with P [ ] for attack jump and back attack respectively Both players Now Have Full Controller Support! If you like the soundtrack I have the OST for the whole demo https://unhingedgekkostudios.bandcamp.com/album/neon-rancid-demo-ost Please Note. Too keep an authentic Bolivian feel, in game does have a mix of English and Spanish.
Beat 'em up · 2D · Arcade
Anti-gravity racing at over 700 km/h, straight in your browser: five circuits, five craft, live weapons and a 72-event career. VECTOR 1.00 is here. Race seven CPU pilots, or up to eight friends online, across five handcrafted circuits, each with its own rhythm: Solstice Port: a sunlit ocean port and a sweeping elevated raceway. Nocturne Exchange: an after-dark city with a summit hairpin, an 18% drop and a spiral. Sirocco Oasis: a sunset desert with a 58° mesa wall, a glass tube and an aqueduct leap. Shackleton Rim: a base at the Moon's south pole, with a lava tube and a low-gravity leap. Meridian Grand Prix: a city Grand Prix over a hotel bridge, a vertiport helix and the Crown Line summit. Every circuit runs in reverse too. Speed is only half the battle. Fire rockets, lock on with homing missiles, drop mines or open up with the cannon. Hit Turbo, raise a Shield, or absorb a pickup to repair your hull. Carve every corner with independent airbrakes and quick side-shifts. Career: 72 events across four tiers, from Rookie to Phantom: races, speed laps, orb runs and five-race finale tournaments, with bronze, silver and gold to win. Online: 2–8 pilots in public or private rooms, with the Launch Bay lobby to gather in. Timed Lap: chase the perfect lap on the global leaderboards, forwards and reversed. 31 achievements across every mode, from your first finish to gold in every career event. Saved to your Wavedash account: your career, medals, best laps and settings follow you everywhere. Ship Garage: five craft with their own liveries, and an 18-track electronic soundtrack. Play with keyboard, controller or touch, on desktop, phone or tablet. Free to play.
Racing · Arcade · Multiplayer
Can you draw a perfect circle freehand? No rulers, no compass — just your hand and a steady eye. Trace a circle around the dot as smoothly and evenly as you can, and get scored instantly on how close you came to true roundness. Every wobble, every off-center curve, every rushed corner counts against you. You've got 10 seconds and one shot per attempt — score high enough and you'll land on the global leaderboard against players from around the world. It's simple to pick up, brutally hard to master, and dangerously replayable. One more circle. Then one more. Features: One-tap, one-gesture gameplay — no tutorial needed Instant precision scoring based on roundness and consistency Global leaderboard — see how your best circle stacks up worldwide Works with mouse or touch, playable in seconds
Hextris is a fast-paced puzzle game where colored blocks fall from the edges of the screen toward a central hexagon, and you rotate that hexagon to catch them on its six faces. When three or more blocks of the same color touch each other on adjacent faces or stacked on the same face, they disappear and everything above slides down. Let any stack grow past the outer grey hexagon boundary and it's over. The core mechanic is deceptively simple: blocks fall, you rotate left or right, colors match and clear. But the speed ramps quickly, and the six-sided geometry means you're managing six independent stacks simultaneously while blocks rain in from every direction. You have to think about where each color is building up, which face has room, and whether rotating to catch an incoming block will accidentally bury a color you were about to clear somewhere else. It's the Tetris problem of "I need this piece but not here" multiplied across six faces at once. Combos are where the scoring gets interesting. Clear multiple color groups in quick succession and a combo timer appears as a receding outline around the outer hexagon. Chain clears within that window and your score multiplies. High-level play is about setting up chain reactions, intentionally letting colors stack in ways that cascade into multi-clear combos when you finally trigger them. Created by a group of high school students from Boston at a hackathon and refined over three months, Hextris hit #1 on Hacker News, trended on GitHub, and became one of those games people pass around in browser tabs at work. It's built entirely in JavaScript on the HTML5 Canvas, runs in any browser, and is fully open source under the GPL license. No ads, no monetization, no installs. The flat UI design is clean and readable even at high speed, which matters when you're spinning a hexagon and tracking four incoming blocks at once. FEATURES ∙ Rotate a hexagon to catch falling colored blocks on six faces ∙ Match 3+ same-colored blocks to clear them ∙ Chain clears for combo multipliers ∙ Escalating speed keeps every session intense ∙ Clean flat UI designed for readability at high speed ∙ Runs in any browser, no install required
Puzzle Arcade Pals is an indie, budget-friendly puzzle collection created specifically for kids. Designed with bright, colorful graphics and simple controls, it gives young gamers a safe environment to play without the distractions or aggressive monetization found in modern mobile games. What’s Inside? Princess Picture Book: 10 detailed "Spot the Difference" scenes. Tooth Fairy Jigsaws: 6 adorable jigsaw puzzles tailored for early solvers (super easy to moderate). Cute Space Robot Breakout: 15 stages of gentle, retro-inspired arcade action. Why Parents Love It: No subscriptions or surprise charges. No Microtransactions or Ads No patterns intended to addict young minds.
You are an interactive humanoid composed of Titanium fleximetal and other organic materials, first built in 3642 AD - nicknamed 'JUG' because of your barrel chested profile which can transform into many different shapes and reform instantaneously. The task is simple- This is your 14th Tour of Duty and within the living core of the Planet Spiraeus, is a deadly virus causing its brain to malfunction and all the inner sanctums to die as the life force is diminished. This planet is divided into four zones, each of which has four sectors. Trap doors in the floor and holes in the roof will enable you to move up or down a level. You must find and destroy the deadly 'tumor' within the deepest parts of the planet, before it becomes an empty shell drifting in the depths of Space and Time. Warning!- The planet's immune system will see the Jug as a hostile and alien body so you will be attacked by the defense system of the very planet that you are trying to save! Vital equipment will be transported into the planet along your proposed trajectory to help you in your quest, and fuel pods will be available throughout the game. But take heed, the problems will really start when you have reached the source of the disaster... With be-directional scrolling, parallax scrolling and the most stunning graphics possible on the Amiga, you must surely agree that JUG is a game that no one should be without.
Sci-fi · Futuristic · Arcade