Today’s find · Tuesday, August 4, 2026
A neon twin-stick shooter where one velocity field is the whole game: the same fluid simulation that pushes the smoke and sparks also warps the grid you fight on. That's a unifying idea, not a shader garnish — even the soundtrack is synthesized rather than sampled. Zero stars, parked on a GitHub Pages URL, which is exactly the kind of thing nobody clicked.
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A lantern submersible sinking through an abyss, driven by a Rust/wasm rule engine with a…
A local two-player fighter running a deterministic 60Hz simulation under a Phaser 4 renderer…
An original browser RTS — three factions, an ore economy, base building, an AI opponent — with…
Billiards where every ball is a glossy 3D flag of a country — one joke, but a concrete…
Quick pickdriftfield — A twin-stick shooter with an arena that sloshes back at you is the most immediate, sit-down-and-shoot fun on today's list.
Passed over a stack of classic-arcade remakes (Pac-Man, Gorillas, Gold Miner, Space Invaders) and a voxel sandbox clone, plus two SEO/tool listings dressed up as games and two blog posts that aren't games at all.