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
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!
🌐 Razefall (Beta) Razefall is the ultimate browser-based tactical first-person shooter (FPS) designed for players who crave raw, competitive gunplay without the friction of massive downloads. Built using cutting-edge web technology, it brings sharp, high-performance tactical combat directly to your web browser on PC, Mac, or Chromebook. No launchers, no 40 GB patches—just pure tactical skill, instant matchmaking, and crisp mechanics right from your first click. ⚔️ Core Game Modes Razefall adapts to your playstyle with three distinct multiplayer combat modes: - Free-For-All (FFA): Drop straight into the action with the default game mode. It is you against the world. No teammates, no excuses. Test your raw mechanical skill, map awareness, and crosshair placement in a non-stop battle to claim the top spot on the leaderboard. - Team Deathmatch (TDM): Gather your squad or join forces with online allies. Coordinate your positioning, lock down choke points, and work together to reach the kill limit before the enemy team does. - Search & Destroy (S&D): The definitive tactical experience. Teams take turns attacking and defending objective sites. With strategic economy management, precision shooting, and calculated rounds, every single life counts. ⚙️ Key Features - Instant Browser Play: Zero installation. Razefall is highly optimized for web performance, offering maximum frames per second (FPS), low latency, and lightning-fast loading times even on standard setups. - Tactical Economy & Arsenal: Manage your funds from round to round. Purchase your preferred loadout, from precise pistols and reliable rifles to deadly sniper rifles, to out-economy your rivals. - Join with a Single Link: Instantly invite your friends to your lobby by sharing a unique custom game link. ⌨️ Default Controls - W, A, S, D – Movement - Mouse – Aim & Shoot - R – Reload - 1, 2, 3 – Switch weapons - Shift – Walk Silently / Precision Aim
Ping to escape, Prowl to hunt Ping&Prowl is an multiplayer chase game set up in pitch black alleys. No one can see the map. Your only guides are sound echoes and the footprints left behind. Use echoes to reveal walls, doorways, dead ends, and anything else hidden in the darkness. Move faster but louder, or sneak quietly but slower. Every move is a trade-off. Will you hunt your target through the darkness, or escape before you're caught ? Game Modes: 1. Local 1v1 2. Play with Computer 3. Remote Multiplayer (Testing) Controls General Move: Arrow Keys Sneak: Shift Bigger Echo / Sprint: Space Local Multiplayer Player 1 Move: WASD Sneak: Shift(L) Bigger : Space Player 2 Move: Arrow Keys Sneak: Right Shift Sprint: Enter
2D · Multiplayer · PvP
Build, dig, and blast across blocky battlefields in this voxel multiplayer FPS.
FPS · Voxel · Multiplayer
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
MawLight is a bullet heaven game set in a procedural city. Play solo or in multiplayer to defend colored beacons, stack orbs and bolts, melt enemies, and hunt down bosses. The further you go, the harder it gets, but the better the rewards become. Created for the JS13kGames 2026 Competition by Justinas Gibas.
Bullet Hell · 3D · Multiplayer
Block'Em! is an action-filled block-building party game for 2 to 4 players! The controls are simple but the road to victory is complex. Be the first to reach the goal or be the last Blocky standing! Cute, addictive and fast paced party game to be enjoyed by 2-4 players. Outsmarting your opponent with cunning moves is easier said than done! An exciting mix of platform and puzzle! Find your way through the vibrant, chaotic arena. Watch out for the fireballs! Block’Em brings out your competitive side. A sure way to make friendships stronger… or not! Beat your opponents in a race to the finish or be the last Block to survive. Eat. Sleep. Block’Em. Repeat.
Action · Casual · Multiplayer
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
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.
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.
Haul a panda back on a giant slingshot, let go, and watch it tuck into a ball and barrel down the lane. TEN FRAMES, REAL STRIKES AND SPARES. The lane has a proper oil pattern — slick through the front half, dry at the back — so a delivery with some angle on it hooks into the pocket instead of running straight down the boards. PULL BACK FOR POWER, DRAG ACROSS TO AIM. The two are separate, so you can change your line without winding the cord up any harder. Let go and the bands snap back on their own springs. GET UP AND WALK. Stand up at any time and take the concourse in first person. The alley is a bamboo grove with a row of lit lanes running through it, and every lane is live — walk to a free one and claim it whenever you like. Plays in the browser. Keyboard and mouse.
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
Paint the path. Press Play. Hope the unicorn understands the assignment. PRISM is a draw-then-play physics puzzle where your only tool is seven colours of rainbow paint. Each colour obeys a different rule. Draw your solution, press Play, then watch the unicorn walk it on its own. Reach the gem. Avoid spikes, water and the void. Use less ink to earn a star. CONTROLS Mouse / finger / pen — Draw 1–7 — Select colour Z — Undo C — Clear Space — Play / Rewind Esc — Back SEVEN COLOURS. SEVEN PHYSICS. Red — Bounce Orange — Dash Yellow — Crumbles after touch Green — Walk on walls and ceilings Blue — Glide / slow fall Indigo — Phase through solid blocks Violet — Flip gravity Paint has weight too: unsupported strokes fall when the simulation starts. Build ramps, hanging shelves, collapsing bridges and chain reactions. MODES 40 hand-made levels teach the colours one by one, then combine them into harder puzzles. Daily gives everyone the same generated challenge each day. Online is a best-of-three race: everyone solves the same level at once, and the first unicorn to reach the gem wins. PAINT THE MUSIC The rainbow is also a musical scale. Every colour is a note, and the strokes you draw become the level's melody. When the unicorn touches your paint, those notes play again from its position. Draw the solution. Write the soundtrack. Get the unicorn to the gem.
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.
Pinochle is a classic trick-taking card game for 2-4 players. Play solo or with a partner, bid for trump, meld your best combinations for points, and battle to win tricks. Easy to learn but deep on strategy — perfect for fans of Bridge, Hearts, and Spades.
Think you know how many tricks you'll win? Prove it. Oh, Hell! is the classic bidding trick-taker also known as Oh Pshaw, Blackout, and Up & Down the River. Every hand is a new puzzle. How to Play: Bid: Look at your hand and predict exactly how many tricks you'll take. The Hook: The total bids can NEVER equal the total tricks available — so at least one player will fail every round. Play: Follow suit if you can, trump if you can't, and fight to land your bid exactly. Go over or under and you bust. Score: Nail your bid for a big bonus. Miss it and you pay. Deals start at 10 cards down to 1, then back up to 10. Trump changes every hand. Easy to learn, brutal to master.
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
¡La ciudad se ha convertido en un campo de batalla! Los terroristas campan a sus anchas y ya han puesto en marcha su plan maestro: ¡Vaporizar la ciudad con un enorme bombazo! Para impedir que la ciudad se convierta en Sodoma y Gomorra, el alcalde ha dado la orden de desplegar el cuerpo policial Código TGC. Estos especialistas en operaciones antiterroristas cuentan con la misión de limpiar las calles de terroristas y desactivar los explosivos. Para ello, cuentan con pistolas con lo último en tecnología de los chinos: Balas Escanator. Estas balas tienen la capacidad de rastrear a los enemigos para perseguirlos y así dejar limpio el entorno con una sola bala. Solo que, digamos, que la tecnología aún debe pulirse... De hecho, necesita la pistola pilas, aunque deberías extraer algunas de los explosivos que desactives. ¡Desmonta todas las bombas que te sea posible y salva la ciudad! Este juego ha sido creado para el GX.games Multiplayer Showcase.
Pick from six F1-style cars and drift through five handcrafted worlds: the sunny fairground oval, a flower-lined garden loop, a red-rock canyon, a downtown sprint between glass towers, and a castle run across the golden moors. Create a lobby and race friends in real time, or chase the leaderboard — every best lap is recorded as a ghost other players can race against. Drift for combo points, catch ramps for airtime, and master each track’s racing line. W/A/S/D or arrows to drive, SPACE to drift, R to reset. Full controller-free keyboard play, easy mode for younger racers.
Racing · Arcade · Multiplayer
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.