
Original browser games by a one-man indie dev and his prompt army.
15 games · free to play · nothing to install · PC or phone

A 3D garbage-blaster with serious carnage and a feel-good upgrade twist.

One gas station, one night, 1996. Glass, boards, coffee — and whatever the night brings.

A drilling-capsule roguelite: shoot, mine, dig deeper, die, upgrade, go again.

A slasher that never leaves the hallway. Built from a single Riot prompt.

Blood, rooms and dismembering gunfights meet the elevator frame. Fifteen floors, one shotgun.

A tiny ramen shop run by cats: design your own bowl, walk the morning market, and be the cook’s second pair of paws.

Convenience-store management with cats. The one that started the street.

A cat railway station: trains bring the travellers, you make the station yours.

A cat ryokan: guests arrive by taxi, shoes off, bath, dinner, futon, and a bow goodbye.

One pixel-art street where Neko Konbini, Ramen, Ryokan and Eki are neighbours. Day or night, it keeps going.

Real sand your tyres dig up, big air, flips and barrel rolls. Freeride, endless run or hot laps.

A miniaturised combat-racing diorama: autonomous cars, you throw chaos into the mix.

Derby cars hunt a pickup towing a flatbed trailer — stay on top for one full lap to win.

Read the tells, dodge, duck and counter three bar legends — Gym Bro, The Bouncer and Iron Fury.
One tank against an endless horde. Survive the wave, bolt on an upgrade, roll on.
Build your crew. Start a riot. A street brawler that marches right and never stops.
The tower remembers. Do you? Melee combat, avatars and a village that grows with every climb.

No gun — just a wrecking ball on a chain. Spin it up and send enemies flying like billiard balls.

An oldschool terminal with an AI that talks back — and something else answering from under the buffer.