r/WebGames

Made a small web game and wanted to share. Three statements, one is a lie, 11 seconds to tap it.

Play here: https://reddit.com/r/LieOrDie/

It's built on Reddit's new Devvit platform so it runs natively in the feed — no download, no signup beyond your existing Reddit account. Works on desktop and mobile.

Features:

• Endless mode with score multipliers and streaks
• Daily Challenge - one curated lie per day, leaderboard ranked by speed
• Per-subreddit leaderboards (mods can install it on their own sub)
• Question reporting if something's wrong

It's free, no ads, no premium.

I'm trying to get to Reddit's Developer Funds Tier 1 (100 daily active users) so honest feedback is more valuable than upvotes.

Hey everyone,

Spent the last couple of months building this in my spare time and finally feel okay sharing it: packrip.co

It's a browser sim that lets you rip vintage Pokemon booster packs — every set from Base Set (1999) through Black and White era (2012). 51 sets total, around 5,893 cards. Real holo and reverse-holo effects, pull rates that mirror the actual era's odds, a full collection binder, hunt packs that bias toward a card you pick, daily coin economy, pack dust crafting, a daily login calendar.

No signup, no email, no ads, no install. Works on phone too — actually most people play on mobile. Your binder saves locally and optionally syncs across devices via an anonymous UUID (no account, no PII).

I'm a lifelong WotC-era collector and I made this because I missed the feeling of ripping packs as a kid but didn't want to spend $400 a box chasing a single Crystal Charizard. Started showing it to a few collectors, slowly more people found it, last 28 days about 6,600 strangers have been opening packs on it which is wild to me.

If you grew up on Base Set, Jungle, Fossil, Neo, e-Card era — give it a rip. Would genuinely love feedback on what feels off.

Hey r/WebGames,

I made Stackle — a daily ranking puzzle inspired by Wordle.

Every day you get 6 items and have to drag them into the correct order (largest to smallest, oldest to newest, etc). You get one shot. Then you share your emoji grid and come back tomorrow.

Scoring:

🟩 exact position

🟨 off by 1

🟥 off by 2 or more

No accounts. No ads. No tracking. Just a puzzle.

Play at usehydrostack.com

Would love feedback — especially on puzzle difficulty. Some feel too easy, some feel hard. Curious where you land.

 You get 20 yes/no questions to identify a mystery celebrity — and how you use them is entirely up to you. Nationality, profession, era, alive or dead — every question is a strategic choice. Two clues are available if you get stuck, but using them costs you on the leaderboard.

No words to unscramble. No grids to fill in. Just pure deductive reasoning — building a profile from nothing until the answer clicks.

New celebrity every day. Global leaderboard. Free, no sign-up.

👉 playspotted.live

Here is a free game that I made and it is published on itch.io!

Hey there! I've been a fan of the daily challenge games that have exploded since Wordle took the world(le) by storm - special shout-out to a couple of my favourites: SportsUnder150 and MapTap.

I decided to create my own, and I'd be honoured if you gave it a try - Rankle.Me

There are other ranking games out there, yes, but I wanted to try something different. Instead of giving you the category, in my game the category remains hidden until you start getting items in the correct order. For each item that's placed correctly, its proof value is revealed, giving you a hint to the category. Some might be just as you expected, while others will surprise you. Plus, you might learn some interesting things as you solve!

And it's not impossible - after enough consecutive guesses without any item being placed correctly, one of the two extreme-end answers is placed for you. You'll always have at least two guesses remaining with at least one item in the correct spot.

New features are coming soon but there are two puzzles every day (a Basic and Challenge mode) for free.

Happy Ranking! :)

Blokus has been in my family for years — it's one of those games everyone picks up instantly but takes a long time to master.

I got frustrated with the existing online options (clunky UI, ads everywhere, no matchmaking) so I spent a few months building my own from scratch.

playblokus.com — free, no downloads, runs in your browser.

Local play, friends mode with room codes, and ranked matchmaking with ELO ratings. 2, 3 or 4 players.

Would genuinely love feedback from people who actually know and love the game.

Trace English words back through Latin, Old French, Ancient Greek to their ancient roots. Built on real Wiktionary data cross-referenced against Merriam-Webster. Daily puzzle, practice modes, multiplayer, and a streamer mode where your audience votes in real time. I Would love some feedback if you give it a chance. Thank you

Hi r/WebGames! I'm a solo dev and I've been working on Dugouts & Dragons for over a year now. It's a "Fantasy Football" game in the literal sense - deckbuilding tactics meets D20 dice rolls with dragons and wizards playing football.

I've just pushed several updates recently which add add features like:

• Assistant Manager: Toggle Auto-Sim to watch the AI play while you learn the mechanics.
• Boss Teams: Face off against the "66 Lions" and Roman Gods in the new endgame.
• Smart Sorting: The cards you need will be most accessible during a match.
• Improved difficulty: I've ironed out some lulls in the leagues where it could get too easy, or spikes where it would get too difficult. It should be a fun challenge throughout.

It’s free, mobile-friendly, and I’m really looking for feedback on the new difficulty spikes in the Welsh and English leagues!

Play here: https://alienheadwars.itch.io/dugouts-and-dragons

This project was shut down after Flash became deprecated, and the studio that ran the project left the source code open. I recreated it using today’s technology.

Back in 2007, there were no influencers. If you had a huge city with a population of over 10,000, you were what we would now call an influencer.

Since I used some logic and assets from their open-source project, and today’s technology works differently, you might find some drawings on the map displayed in a strange way. I fixed everything I caught, but since every city is unique, let me know if you find anything overflowing or looking weird.

The game is free, of course, but just to be clear: this is only a fan revival project.