Shooters, racers, weird little experiments. Pick a cover, read the quick take, and play on the creator's site.
FRESH ON THE WALL
LAST 7 DAYS / REAL CLICKS
THE GAME WALL / VOL. 01
Every tile leads to a playable game on its creator's site. Scores and visits come from this arcade's visitors.
↗PLAYS ON PHONESFEATUREDA Halo-style browser arena with familiar maps, matchmaking, and bot matches.
OUR TAKEThe one that started the wall. Blood Gulch in a browser tab is a strange, wonderful thing, and the bot matches mean you never wait for a lobby.
↗The original 1996 Diablo running in your browser through WebAssembly. The shareware is free; bring your own files for the full game.
OUR TAKETristram's music in a browser tab is a cheap kind of time travel. The shareware's first levels are the whole 1996 experience in miniature.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 2.9k starsHacker News: 72 points
↗id Software's 1996 Quake, ported to Three.js by mrdoob with Claude. The shareware first episode plays free in a tab.
OUR TAKEThe Quake menu font appearing in a browser tab is a jolt of 1996. Running on Three.js is the party trick; still playing great is the point.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 335 starsHacker News: 5 points
↗Doom's shareware Episode 1, Knee-Deep in the Dead, rebuilt on Three.js by mrdoob with Claude and Codex.
OUR TAKEE1M1 in a tab, drawn by Three.js. The demo loop behind the menu is worth the click on its own.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 20 stars
↗A third-person 5v5 lane battle built with Claude Opus on Spawn: WASD, mouse-aimed hero kits, towers, jungle camps and Titans on a mesa in the sky.
OUR TAKEA MOBA you steer like an action game. Rebuilt with its own heroes in a couple of days, and it still ships updates every few hours.
↗PLAYS ON PHONESPlay a one-tonne teenage elephant seal coming ashore in Battery Point, Tasmania: push cars, flatten fences, become a Viral Sensation.
OUR TAKEA destruction sandbox about a local legend. Body-slamming a fence as a one-tonne seal is exactly as good as it sounds.
AROUND THE WEBHacker News: 99 points
↗PLAYS ON PHONESRemote-pilot a robotaxi across a drivable San Francisco: pick up fares at the glowing kerb, or free-roam from Lombard Street to the Golden Gate.
OUR TAKELombard Street in a robotaxi is the best tourist trip on the wall. Turn assistance off and it becomes a driving game.
↗PLAYS ON PHONESA capybara on a scooter delivers fruit across a capybara-run city, and every order stacks on the last. Don't let the tower fall.
OUR TAKEThe jam's gold winner, and the premise sells itself: a capybara, a scooter and a fruit tower that punishes every sharp turn.
↗Rocket-speed shopping in a haunted grocery store.
OUR TAKEA game-show supermarket dash with ghosts and rockets. The jam judges put it second of 945, and the cover alone earns the click.
↗PLAYS ON PHONESFly a biplane, a magic carpet or a boat around a tiny world, light the five eternal braziers and save it from the moon.
OUR TAKEThe prettiest small world on the wall, and a rare multiplayer game where the other players are just company.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 237 stars
↗PLAYS ON PHONESOne hole of mini golf a day, the same hole for everyone, with a new one at midnight Pacific.
OUR TAKEA daily puzzle habit, but mini golf. One hole, a few minutes, and the same bad bounce everyone else got today.
AROUND THE WEBHacker News: 320 points
↗PLAYS ON PHONESDrive out of a snowbound city while it collapses around you. Keep moving. Cross the bridge.
OUR TAKEA disaster movie you drive yourself, with a falling skyline as the set piece. Turn the sound up.
↗Eight-racer kart racing with drifting, item boxes and a coastal circuit.
OUR TAKEEight racers, item boxes, drifting that rewards a late hop, and it runs on a phone browser. The most watchable game on the wall.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 22 stars
↗A tropical fishing trip with boats, species, market sales and gear upgrades.
OUR TAKEBoats, species, a market and gear upgrades. Needs WebGPU, so use a current Chrome or Edge. The calmest fifteen minutes on this wall.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 1.1k stars
↗PLAYS ON PHONESClimb, vault and sneak through a procedurally generated port city to find out what is at the center of the Dark Tower.
OUR TAKEThe climbing is the star, and the guards on the bridges make you use it. The most explorable city on the wall.
↗PLAYS ON PHONESA drop-in co-op wave roguelike: catch spirits, feed the shrine and fight the obelisk.
OUR TAKEThe most beautiful title screen in the jam batch, and drop-in co-op means you never wait for a lobby.
↗PLAYS ON PHONESFirst-person multiplayer space dogfighting, where you find other pilots by pinging sonar.
OUR TAKEThe sharpest menu design on the wall, and the sonar ping turns a dogfight into hide-and-seek.
↗PLAYS ON PHONESA fast multiplayer FPS on a tiny haunted planetoid, where gravity pulls to the core and a train laps the world.
OUR TAKESeeing an opponent run along the far side of the curve never gets old. Neither does the train.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 2 stars
↗PLAYS ON PHONESA short ASCII horror story: pilot a submersible under the Antarctic ice shelf in 1972, alone, with only a lamp.
OUR TAKEProof that horror needs sound and darkness more than polygons. Play it at night with headphones.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 2 stars
↗PLAYS ON PHONESOne shared world of player-built platformer rooms: zoom across the patchwork, play anyone's level, or claim an empty room and build your own.
OUR TAKEA whole community's worth of levels on one zoomable map. Zoom all the way out once before you play anything.
↗Four worlds, one broken warp drive: pilot a battered starship over alien moons, chase beams of light and recover the warp cores that get you home.
OUR TAKEBig-sky flying with a cinematic look, and tripping a walker with a harpoon is a set piece you remember. Ignore the chatty 'pilots'.
↗Ten hostiles hold a container yard and you have three minutes. The whole FPS is one 290 KB HTML file.
OUR TAKEA complete shooter with no asset files at all. Play a run, then read the five prompts that made it.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 99 stars
↗A driving simulator across 226 km of empty, post-apocalyptic Alaska: rain, snow, day and night, and nobody left on the road.
OUR TAKEThe anti-racing game. Put the cockpit camera on, let the weather turn, and just drive.
AROUND THE WEBHacker News: 45 points
↗A summer evening in a painted seaside bay: walk the pier and the beach, then take a wooden skiff out to the lighthouse island.
OUR TAKEA walking sim with no goal and no apology. Wait for sunset, then row out to the lighthouse.
↗A 3D city built by its players' own AI agents. Fly around and play the games inside the lots, or claim one and let Claude Code or Codex build there.
OUR TAKEThe strangest idea on the wall and maybe the most forward-looking: a city whose residents are coding agents. Wander as a guest first.
↗First-person boxing chaos for up to ten players, with bot practice.
OUR TAKETen-player boxing that is funnier than it has any right to be. Ring-outs decide most matches. Bring friends or warm up against bots.
↗Co-op wizard survival: cast spells, buy upgrades, and fight King Gloop.
OUR TAKECo-op spell-slinging with an actual upgrade loop and a boss. The best bunpav game to play with two or three people on a call.
↗Paint-blaster team battles where covering the arena matters.
OUR TAKEPaint the floor, not the enemy. Area control makes the matches swing late, which is exactly what a party shooter needs.
↗PLAYS ON PHONESA cozy seaside adventure with quests, heroes, dungeons and friend play.
OUR TAKEA seaside adventure with quests and dungeons that you can share with friends. Rough in places, and the creator says so, but it has heart.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 26 stars
↗One warrior, hundreds of voxel soldiers, and over-the-top combo attacks.
OUR TAKEHundreds of voxel soldiers and combo attacks that fill the screen. Short, loud, and a good test of what a browser can push.
↗A browser block-building sandbox to explore, craft and create.
OUR TAKEA block sandbox that just lets you build. No login, no tutorial wall. Open it when you want to make something rather than beat something.
↗Shopping carts, rocket boosts, item boxes and neon race tracks.
OUR TAKEShopping-cart racing with rocket boosts and ten-player lobbies. Sillier and shorter than Turbo Kart Rally, better with a crowd.
↗A medieval brawler with parries, weapon throws and goofy duels.
OUR TAKEMedieval duels where parries and thrown weapons decide everything. Goofy on purpose, and the ten-player rooms get chaotic fast.
↗PLAYS ON PHONESAn atmospheric fantasy action world with creatures, combat and a boss fight.
OUR TAKEThe most ambitious-looking game here: a fantasy world with creatures and a boss fight. Give it a decent machine and a few minutes to load.
↗PLAYS ON PHONESA neon street racer with nitro, drifting and an AI driver's lap to beat.
OUR TAKEA neon street racer with nitro and drifting, built around beating one AI driver's lap. A good two-minute challenge between other games.
↗PLAYS ON PHONESArmored combat in the browser: 220 tanks, 33 battlefields and 13 modes, solo or in rooms.
OUR TAKEThe most ambitious AI-built game we have seen: 220 tanks, 33 maps, 13 modes, and it runs on a phone. Wait out the loading bar, then start a bot match.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 447 starsHacker News: 6 points
↗PLAYS ON PHONESNine obstacles between you and the cancel button: buried links, retention offers, an exit survey and a chat agent called Dennis.
OUR TAKEPure recognition comedy. Dennis the retention bot is the villain of the year. Play it once, then send it to whoever runs your gym's billing.
AROUND THE WEBHacker News: 33 points
↗A retro pixel MMORPG in the spirit of the early-2000s classics: 11 classes, 100+ quests, trade skills, guilds and PvP.
OUR TAKEThe closest thing to logging into 2003 again, and it runs on a school Chromebook. Pick a class, do the first ten quests, and see if the hook still works on you.
↗PLAYS ON PHONESA Minecraft-style block world written from scratch in Rust and WebAssembly: infinite terrain, physics, shadows, building.
OUR TAKEThe purest version of the block-world idea: terrain, physics and light, nothing else. Toggle flying and go look at the shadows.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 43 stars
↗The original SimCity simulation, open-sourced as Micropolis, hand-ported to JavaScript. Zone, build, tax, and watch a city grow or fail.
OUR TAKESimCity, legally, in a tab. Generate a map with a river, zone too much industry, and relearn why your city is on fire.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 727 starsHacker News: 288 points
↗A tiny isometric city builder with no simulation, no budget and no goals. Just place tiles and make something nice.
OUR TAKEFive minutes of calm. The opposite of micropolisJS: nothing can go wrong here.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 3.3k starsHacker News: 593 points
↗PLAYS ON PHONESA pixel-art skateboarding game: ride, trick, and lay a border wall to waste. Built in PICO-8, plays on a phone too.
OUR TAKEA jam game with a point of view and a great title screen. Play it once on your phone in a queue.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 14 stars
↗A multiplayer spaceship crew sim in the browser: a black hole for an engine, Newtonian flight, cargo to haul and pirates to hunt or become.
OUR TAKEBridge-crew fantasy without the headset. Bring one friend who will take the engines seriously.
AROUND THE WEBHacker News: 16 points
↗PLAYS ON PHONESPoker with Pokémon: a Balatro-style card roguelike where your party is your deck and poker hands are attacks. A fan game.
OUR TAKEBalatro's hand-building itch, scratched with a starter deck everyone already knows. The evolution lines as poker families is a genuinely clever bit of design.
↗PLAYS ON PHONESIt's a small planet, but someone's gotta make the deliveries: a cozy mail run around a tiny low-poly world you share with other players.
OUR TAKEA planet small enough to walk around, letters to hand out and strangers waving hello. The most charming quarter hour on the wall.
AROUND THE WEBHacker News: 2131 points
↗PLAYS ON PHONESKenney's toy-box racing kit, ported to Three.js by the creator of Three.js: chase the lap clock, then build a track and share it.
OUR TAKEA toy-box racer with the editor built in. The real game is making a silly track and sending the link to a friend.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 312 stars
↗A high-speed low-poly racer in the TrackMania mould: loops, jumps and a clock where every millisecond counts, plus a track editor.
OUR TAKEOne more try is the whole game, and the editor means the tracks never run out.
↗Parallax Software's 1995 six-degrees-of-freedom shooter, ported to Three.js by mrdoob with Claude. Shareware Episode 1 included.
OUR TAKENothing else on the wall moves like this. Rolling upside down through a mine tunnel with a reactor to kill is still a thrill.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 91 starsHacker News: 324 points
↗PLAYS ON PHONESPieter Levels' free MMO flight sim, which he says is 100% made with AI: type a name, take off and dogfight whoever is online.
OUR TAKEThe best-known vibe-coded game there is. Taking a Cessna up into a sky full of strangers and blimp billboards is a very 2026 kind of fun.
↗A Quake homage that fits in 13 kilobytes: two levels, five enemy types, three weapons and dynamic lighting, made for js13k 2021.
OUR TAKEProper Quake feel in less space than a single cover image on this page. A masterclass in tiny.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 2.0k starsHacker News: 17 points
↗PLAYS ON PHONESAn unofficial Pokémon × Minecraft mashup: Steve mines, builds and crafts his way across FireRed's Kanto, battling wild Pokémon on the way.
OUR TAKESteve wandering Pallet Town with a diamond sword is pure internet mashup energy.
↗PLAYS ON PHONESA compact CrossFire-inspired ship-map FPS with bot teams and procedural audio.
OUR TAKEA single-file FPS with recoil, hit feedback and bots. Small, fast to load, and the published prompt makes it a great 'how was this made' read.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 1.0k stars
↗Survive escalating waves of combat synthetics in a neon-industrial dockyard.
OUR TAKEThe wave shooter with the most bite in the collection. Explosive barrels and headshots carry it; use a mouse and headphones like its page says.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 28 stars
↗ACCOUNT NEEDEDPLAYS ON PHONESA 3D browser MMORPG from a single developer: four classes, open-world PvP and PvE, clans, no install.
OUR TAKEThe most complete browser MMO we have found: real classes, real PvP, clans, and it loads in seconds. A one-person project that has outlived most studios' games.
AROUND THE WEBHacker News: 26 points
↗ACCOUNT NEEDEDA free 3D browser MMORPG with ten slow-burn skills, a player-run market, parties and a five-player dungeon.
OUR TAKEIf you miss the early-2000s grind, this is the honest version of it in a tab: skills that take real time, a market run by players, and a dungeon that needs friends.
↗ACCOUNT NEEDEDA 16-bit pixel MMORPG with hundreds of quests, dungeons, crafting and active dodge-and-hit combat.
OUR TAKECosy pixel MMO with teeth: the combat actually asks you to move. A good one for a tablet on the sofa.
↗ACCOUNT NEEDEDA free, open-source, community-run reconstruction of RuneScape exactly as it was on 24 November 2004, playable in the browser.
OUR TAKEA museum you can walk around in. The 2004 world, rules and quirks, reconstructed by people who clearly loved it. Go burn some logs.
AROUND THE WEBGitHub: 277 stars
THE WALL IS NEVER FULL
A tiny racing game that ate your lunch break. A boss fight your friend made in a weekend. If it plays in a browser and deserves an audience, we want to see it.