Simulation
Bring color to the world in Spray Paint Simulator! Restore worn-out surfaces with a fresh coat of paint and watch them come back to life. Use your spray tool with precision, cover every inch, and enjoy the satisfaction of a flawless finish. Step into Spatterville, where you'll build your own spray-painting business. Meet the locals as you restore, repair, mask, and spray paint everything—from kitchens and local landmarks to a giant robot. Buy new tools and equipment, unlock Free Spray mode, and transform the town. Prepare the Perfect Canvas You've got to earn your stripes before becoming the town's top spray painter. No worries, though—there's plenty to keep you busy! Mask surfaces to protect them from overspray, remove and repair objects, and fill damaged areas to create the perfect canvas. Bring the Color Grab your spray tools and watch worn-out objects spring back to life with fresh, snazzy colors! Feel the thrill of transformation, groove to the soothing rhythm of spraying, and enjoy the satisfaction of rejuvenating each item. It's all about making things look brand new and having a blast while doing it. Build Your Business Running a spray-painting business has never been more fun! Keep an eye on your consumables, upgrade your equipment, and find the right tools for every job. Manage your supplies. Stock up on paint, masking paper, and tape to keep every project moving. Upgrade your spray tools. Unlock more paint capacity, greater coverage, and bigger batteries. Reach new heights. Choose from a variety of step ladders and scaffolding to tackle those hard-to-reach spots. Managing your supplies and equipment adds just the right amount of strategy, keeping things fun and lighthearted without getting too complicated. Make Spatterville Your Canvas After completing jobs for customers, dive into Free Spray mode! Return to your finished projects and let your imagination run wild. Spray the job and the surrounding environment any way you please. With a rainbow of colors at your disposal, the entire town becomes your canvas. Express yourself freely and enjoy hours of creative fun. Make Spatterville your masterpiece, one spray at a time! Made with Care This game is our baby, lovingly started by two dedicated developers! We're here to hear your thoughts, suggestions, critiques, and even wild theories about our caffeine consumption. We promise to listen—and possibly giggle—at your feedback. Reach out and let's make this game even better together! Join us in Spatterville for a relaxing, creative, and humorous adventure. Happy spraying!
REAL-WORLD SPOTS Surf Pipeline, Teahupo'o, J-Bay and Waikiki with up to 6 friends. Each has its own character: heavy barrels at Pipe and Teahupo'o, long fast walls at J-Bay, soft longboard waves at Waikiki. There are also four relaxed beaches just for hanging out with friends. REEF BREAKS Ten reef breaks, from easy Pantai Kuda to Ombak Raksasa, a 30 metre giant you tow into behind a jet ski. Every spot has its own leaderboard. COMPETE Surf contests for up to 6 players. Climb the world ranking, and pick your flag to score points for your country. BOARDS Shortboard, twin fin, fish, longboard, gun, alaia, bodyboard, or just bodysurf. Or design your own board. CONTROLS Phone: hold it sideways, steer with your right thumb, tap the buttons with your left. Computer: arrow keys to steer, Space to paddle and pump, Shift to stall.
Sports · First-Person · 3D
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.
Calico is a day-in-the-life community sim game where you are given an important and adorable task: rebuild the town’s cat café and fill it with cute and cuddly creatures! Build up your café by filling it with cute furniture, fun decorations, yummy pastries, and get it bustling with animals again! Calico is meant to make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside. The gameplay reflects that with a laid back, low stress creative environment to explore and play in. The Calico character creator will allow players to create their own magical person to experience the world through. There will also be plenty of clothing to choose from and collect throughout the game! The player will encounter many animals in the world of Calico. Once befriended, you can name them, add them to your party, or send them to their new home at the café. Animals in your party will follow you everywhere you go and listen to your commands. The animals in your café will relax and play with any customers that pop in for a visit. Your task in Calico is to bring the town's café back to life again. This isn’t just achieved by bringing in cats and animals alone, however – you can also decorate your café with furniture of different styles to create the perfect cozy home for you and your animals! Create a wonderful café by making yummy baked goods and drinks for the townspeople! Learn about your follow villagers to pick and choose their favorite foods to sell! We wanted there to be no limits to how you could find happiness in Calico. Magic potions are a system that allow us to break the rules of what is possible and to find what would be most fun. Example: the More-to-pet Potion allows the player to magically turn a single animal giant-sized! You can hang out with a giant animal, or even ride a giant cat!
AFTERS is a short demo. Walk through moonlit woods at night, down a dripping storm drain, and into a packed underground rave hidden in an old bunker. Push through hundreds of dancers fading into thick haze, find a spot on the floor, and dance along with the crowd.
In this classic golf simulation game from 1996, test your golfing skills on two challenging 18-hole courses, across a variety of game modes such as foursome, four ball challenge, and skins. Customize your golfer and lead them up through amateur and pro ranks.
Sports · Retro · Simulation
Start small. Build your empire. Stay ahead of the law. King Dealer is a first-person crime and business simulator set in the open town of Kingsport. Begin with a motel room and a few seeds, grow and mix products, build a customer network, and expand into new properties. Manage orders, hire help, and drive across six districts while dodging police patrols, curfews, and rival threats.
Unofficial fan game. Support the band at gorillaz.com. Work in progress. Building with the Bevy engine.
Train Time is a cozy train idler. Hang out with your friends, as the train is in the same position/time for everyone. More levels coming soon.
Simulation · Trains · Cozy
Wax up, kook. The lineup’s stacked, the barrels are pumping, and there’s only one crown. Drop in, get shacked, and earn the ocean’s respect. Long live the King of the Kooks! made by -kyser P
3D · Simulation · Addictive
Shape a little island one corner at a time, sow a few seeds, and see who moves in. Plants choose where they grow, garden features appear on their own, and butterflies, bees, frogs, ducks and hedgehogs arrive once the garden suits them. Build the right shapes and secret landmarks appear: a lighthouse, a windmill, a torii shrine on a tiny islet, a steaming hot spring and many more. Bring three together and they become a Wonder with its own festival, from candlelit paper boats on summer nights to fireworks over the autumn harvest. On the rarest nights, spirits made of light come to visit. Four seasons, a day and night cycle, a journal to fill, and share links so friends can wander your island and hang a friendship lantern for you. No goals, no timers: just a small, calm place that keeps growing.
a short "dating simulator" where you message 4 different guys who might accidentally piss you off. all the time. also they (mostly) eat horrific food.
Tiny World. Big Consequences. Tiny Consequences is a living-world god simulation where one small intervention can ripple through an entire planet. The world does not wait for you. Villagers live their own lives. They form families, raise children, farm, fish, herd animals, build homes, trade, travel, migrate, found new settlements, help their relatives and sometimes fight. Around them, forests grow and burn, rivers flood, animals move, fish respond to the oceans, weather changes harvests, winters become harsh, volcanoes erupt and earthquakes shake the land. Then you interfere. ⚡ Change the world, not the outcome You are not directly commanding villagers or triggering scripted disasters. Your powers alter the physical world. Use: ⚡ Lightning 🌧 Rain ☀️ Drought 🌡 Heat ❄️ Cold 🌋 Volcanic pressure ⛏ Fault stress ☠️ Cull animals 🐾 Introduce animals 🌡 Warm / cool the ocean 🦠 Disease and blight 🛢 Oil spills ☄️ Meteor strikes Rain doesn't magically increase food. It adds water. Lightning doesn't tell a family to migrate. It strikes something. A meteor doesn't launch a scripted catastrophe. It physically hits the world. What happens next comes from the simulation. 🔗 Chain Reaction One lightning strike might become: Lightning ↓ Tree catches fire ↓ Forest burns ↓ Grazing land disappears ↓ Livestock scatter ↓ A household loses food ↓ Relatives send help ↓ Trade changes ↓ A family decides to leave Or the fire might be extinguished before anything serious happens. The game does not know the final outcome beforehand. That's the point. 📰 Watch stories emerge Tiny Consequences gives you three ways to understand the simulation. World News — What is happening? Major events appear as they happen around the planet. Click one and travel directly to where the story is unfolding. Why? — Why did this happen? Inspect people and events to trace their causes backward through the simulation. Ultimately, causes lead back to: NATURE · PEOPLE · YOU Your Actions — What did I cause? Every god intervention becomes the beginning of its own consequence tree. Come back days or seasons later and your original action may have produced entirely new branches. One action can keep creating consequences long after you made it. 🌍 A world that lives without you The planet contains interconnected simulations for: 🌦 Weather & climate Rain, temperature, snow, drought, storms and seasonal change. 🌊 Water & oceans Rivers, floods, ocean temperature, currents and coastal ecosystems. 🌲 Ecology Forests, vegetation, wildfire, grazers, predators, fish and birds. 🐑 Animals Individual livestock and visible wild animals that graze, move, flee danger and interact with people. 👨👩👧 People & families Persistent individuals with parents, children, partners, homes, needs, skills, memories and knowledge. 🌾 Economy Farming, fishing, forestry, livestock, salt, stone, iron, tools, trade, credit and seasonal fairs. 🏘 Civilisation Villages grow naturally. Families migrate. New settlements can be physically founded from nothing. ⚔️ Conflict Theft, remembered wrongs, raids, injuries, defence and reconciliation emerge from the same people and relationships. 🌋 Natural disasters Wildfire, floods, earthquakes, eruptions, ash, tsunami and meteors interact with the same world everyone lives in. 🎮 How to play Watch the world Zoom from the whole planet down into individual villages. Inspect Click people, animals and settlements to understand what they are doing. Intervene Choose a god power and change part of the physical world. Watch See how people, animals and the environment react. Speed up time Let days or seasons pass. Check Your Actions Find out what your small intervention eventually became. There is no single correct way to play. Help the world. Experiment with it. Or make one terrible decision and see how far the consequences travel. 🎯 Made for Defold Game Jam 2026 Theme: CHAIN REACTION Our interpretation of the theme is the game's entire simulation architecture: One change enters a living system, then consequences propagate through everything connected to it. There are no predefined chains such as: Lightning → Famine Instead: Lightning → physical change → agents react → ecology/economy changes → new decisions → new consequences The chain can stop immediately — or continue for years. Built with Defold. 🤖 AI Usage AI tools were used during development, primarily for implementation. I created and directed the game concept, core gameplay, simulation philosophy, system design, mechanics, world rules, god powers, chain-reaction structure, UX, visual direction, feature priorities, balancing goals and overall creative direction. I also continuously playtested the game, identified problems, decided how systems should behave, and directed each iteration. Claude Code handled most of the programming and technical implementation under my direction.
Simulation · Sandbox · Casual
KICKFLIP MOTORS is the world’s first high-octane, low-IQ, totally radical CARBOARDING experience. What’s carboarding? Imagine skateboarding. Now replace the skateboard with 2,000 pounds of screaming automotive machinery. Grind guardrails at 140 MPH. Kickflip over traffic. Wallride parking garages. Powerslide through shopping malls. Ollie a supercar over a school bus. Land a 900, blow all four tires, smash through a plate-glass window, and somehow combo the whole thing. Every automobile in KICKFLIP MOTORS has been scientifically engineered to do things automobiles absolutely should not do. BIG AIR. BIGGER ENGINES. EXTREMELY PROBLEMATIC INSURANCE COVERAGE. Chain tricks, wrecks, drifts, spins, flips, grinds, near-misses, and acts of vehicular stupidity into gigantic combos while the speedometer begs for mercy. There are no racing lines. There are no driving assists. There is barely a road. Just you, your machine, and one extremely important question: FAQ: CAN A CAR KICKFLIP? Buddy. You’re about to find out. KICKFLIP MOTORS Four wheels. Zero rules. Totally radical. "[Kickflip Motors] is the source. Will change your life. Swear."
Have fun in the firing range. Blow stuff up. Try out all the weapons. Go crazy! You can take damage though, so be careful....
Shooter · Simulation · FPS
Compete in seven Winter Games events in this classic from 1988, created by masters of sports simulation Epyx. Hurtle down the slopes, over jumps, or across the ice, all in search of that elusive Gold medal. This Wavedash version is the Commodore 64 release from Pixel Games UK.
Master the art of extreme flight in Exosky, a surreal, physics-based sim where risky stunts means higher scores and better data. Push the limits of airframe and pilot as you train an AI cat's revolutionary autopilot system.
Efficient Deforestation Simulator is a free first-person chainsaw and tree-felling game you play in your browser. You start as the new lumberjack at Camp 9, and you can cut down every one of the 13,000 trees in the valley. You fell a tree the way loggers do. Saw a notch on the side you want it to fall, cut the back cut from behind and leave a strip of hinge wood to steer it. If the tree sits back on the stump, drive a felling wedge in with the mallet. Pick your escape route before the last cut, because a split trunk or a falling crown can still catch you. The physics decide the rest. A tree lands where your cuts send it and can set off a chain reaction, so one spruce can flatten a log house or knock a boulder off its chocks at the top of a canyon. The WILL HIT readout shows what your tree is about to hit before you let it go. In the valley you can: Fell trees with a 36-inch chainsaw, then limb and buck the logs. Work through the jobs Management calls in on the radio, starting with a log house that is in the way. Drive the camp's trucks and skid steers up the logging roads. Raise the drawbridge over the South Fork from the tender's house. Walk the canyon rim and the old-growth grove, where the Douglas firs stand up to 68 meters tall. Look up in the trees now and then, since a few things besides you live in these woods. Earn 24 achievements and climb four leaderboards. The soundtrack, Efficient Deforestation Simulator: The Lumberjack Album, plays on the phone in your pocket. You can also hear it on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQAVUqO-Z5xc
3D · Simulation · First-Person
Welcome to the worst hardware store in the world. Unfortunately, you work here. Customers need screws, nuts, bolts, washers, and all kinds of tiny hardware parts. Sounds easy, right? Wrong. That screw is too short. That nut is the wrong size. Those washers look identical. And the customer is still waiting. Your job is simple: find the right parts, complete the orders, and try not to lose your mind.
Simulation · 3D
This is an experimental video game I am developing. It is a work in progress but I welcome any feedback so far.
A spotlight falls on a grand piano at center stage. Beyond the beam, there is only darkness, and the light lasts as long as you play. Hold the light, finish the encore!
3D · Simulation · Music
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.
Shorebreak is a surf game you play in the browser. Paddle out at a reef break with a pier, a headland and a crew of locals, read the sets as they roll in, and fight for the waves you want. Every wave is simulated as it peels, so speed comes from how you ride it: drop down the face to build speed, pump off your front foot, set your rail for a deep carve, then stall on your tail to tuck into the barrel. Hold Space up the face and launch off the lip to spin, tweak and grab airs, then catch the lean on landing to ride away. Lefts, rights, A-frames and closeouts, from small days to heavy swell Perfect wave mode: the same wave, at the size you choose, over and over, for practice Carves, layback snaps, tail blowouts, airs and barrels, all scored A lineup with rules: priority goes to whoever is deepest, and the locals remember if you drop in Customise your rider and board Follow, free and first-person cameras Controls: WASD to paddle and steer, Space to pop up and launch, Q/E to grab, R to customise, P for autopilot. Keyboard and mouse.
Sports · Simulation · 3D
Homestead is a cosy pixel-art farming game set in a sunlit little diorama, with soft light, drifting butterflies and a farmer who's happy to help. Till plots anywhere on your land, sow wheat and watch it grow in real time, even while you're away. Harvest your crops for coins and spend them on more land, until an empty meadow becomes a farm of your own.