Smoothie Chaos
Raise slimes, feed them odd things to evolve them, then blend them into smoothies.
The developer wrote these games with help from AI coding tools: a person in charge of the code, with AI writing parts of it and fixing bugs. Players rank the list with star ratings.
Raise slimes, feed them odd things to evolve them, then blend them into smoothies.
Climb a 50-floor tower in turn-based fights, picking from 25 classes and 8 companions.
Fly through an auto-firing PC Engine shooter and spend your winnings in the shops.
Play a vampire, werewolf or Cortex enforcer in a text-based supernatural roleplay MUD.
Multiplayer game taking shape on Discord, with a small community following along.
Draft a party of four from 12+ classes and fight turn-based battles across six procedurally generated biomes.
Set sail with other players and go looking for plunder on the open sea.
Strategy where every move counts. Plan ahead and outthink the other side.
Hatch a citizen in a living 3D city and run their life: jobs, businesses, friends and rivals.
Swim into flooded sewer works on limited air, mine ore and upgrade your suit to go deeper.
Solve puzzles in a browser game whose name means echo in Russian.
Fly the Destiny, the resistance's last flagship, and win back the real Solar System planet by planet.
Hard turn-based party tactics, won by reading matchups and changing your team.
Descend endless ASCII dungeon floors in turn-based fights before your torch burns out.
Hold the holster, wait for the signal and outdraw a real rival in 1v1 online quick-draw duels.
Tower defense with permanent Legends, gear to collect and thousands of item combinations.
Use superpowers to fight zombies across a breakable 3D city.
Ride an electric unicycle by leaning: forward to speed up, back to brake, sideways to carve.
Build a maze of Pokémon towers and send invaders at your rivals.
Drive 16 km of monster-filled highway in a terrible car while its bolted-on guns shoot for you.