Life once upon a TIME is live 🎲 Pick your era, country, class and gender, or let fate roll them. 7 settings, pixel art, ~1 hour per life, 5 languages (EN/JA/ZH/KO/ES). No sign-up. #indiegame# #browsergame#

There’s a new browser game called Destroy Any Website that lets you turn pretty much any webpage into a battlefield. You play as a stick figure and can destroy websites using weapons like RPGs, shotguns, flamethrowers and grenades. It also supports multiplayer, so you can cause chaos with other players. The game was created by developer Hugo Duprez and runs directly in your browser.

Destiny 2 fans have made a free browser game where former Bungie CEO Pete Parsons is the final boss. The game is a parody inspired by Destiny’s Vault of Glass raid. Players throw tomatoes at enemies, smash cars, and eventually take on a fictional version of Parsons in the final fight. The fan project pokes fun at Bungie’s recent controversies and Parsons’ well-known classic car collection.

What a good day to start playing web3 games and always the first game I opened is @RuneCraftWorld ✅ 2D Browser-Game (F2P Friendly) ✅ Just $100 for Premium and you're all set! ✅ Yes, they have AIRDROP 🪂 And look what I pulled this morning 😁 Perfect fit for SkyHome PVE. In case you haven't tried this game. Go ahead to the link below ⤵️

Born somewhere in world history. Live one whole life. Die. "Life once upon a TIME" is out: a free browser game. Live an ordinary life in Edo Japan, Imperial Rome, medieval England and more. Step in at up to 3 turning points. No sign-up. #indiegame#

Google is letting people make playable games just by telling AI what they want, its new Playground platform turns a text prompt into a browser game, -Create games from text prompts -Change characters, rules and physics with AI -Build and edit different environments -Create 2D and 3D games -Play your creations directly in the browser -Share your games with others -Multiplayer and leaderboards are supported Google is also working on a Unity Spark integration for more advanced 3D experiences. Playground is currently rolling out in the US to users aged 18+.

I tried to push Astra to create a Bloodborne-inspired game with console-quality graphics. For this one, I asked it to start with Unreal Engine-level graphics. In the end, it created a third-person three.js browser game with breathtaking detail. The key was to keep prompting for better textures, lighting, gameplay, and environmental details like the night sky, moonlight, rain, wet characters (which helped with reflections), and ultra-realistic water. Another thing that helped a ton was using 3D models from Meshy and Tripo3D for the character, weapons, and boss. I made a course showing how I prompt for game development:

When I was a kid, I was fascinated by The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. Now I want to see how well Astra can recreate that atmosphere in a playable browser game using Babylon.js and TypeScript. A small world with strange landscapes, NPCs, combat, and a complete quest. I'll be testing its coding, visual design, and ability to playtest and fix its own work. It's still absolutely insane to me that 99% of people have no idea what's been happening since the Astra release. They don't understand it, they don't see it. Unbelievable.

How Azflin plans to reach Web2 users with Defense of the Agents: "My first approach would be to get in the popular web game aggregators such as Poke and Crazy Games" "A lot of people really don't know this, but there's a fairly strong and vibrant web browser game community"