Today’s find · Thursday, August 6, 2026
A side-scrolling runner that shifts into bullet-hell boss fights, strung together as roguelike runs — and it's built on the developer's own HTML5 Canvas engine, sitting at zero stars on GitHub Pages. That genre stack sounds like a mess on paper, which is exactly what makes it worth a click. It's in Chinese, so expect to learn the upgrade screens by trial and error.
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A multiplayer play-money casino dressed up as a terminal, built for downtime card games with…
Crack Attack — the early-2000s open-source Tetris Attack clone — ported from C++ to run in the…
A coffee-empire idle game in one dependency-free HTML file, growing a single bush in the Da…
Bend space into loops with a magic banjo — whatever that turns out to mean in practice, it's…
Quick pickCrack Attack game vibe-ported to run in browser — Panel-swapping puzzle games in the Tetris Attack line are a reliably good time, and this one loads straight in a browser tab with nothing to install.
Passed on a stack of tutorial clones (Flappy, Tetris, memory match), several SEO and cheat-script repos posing as games, non-game tools, and a jam entry from an already-famous dev — undiscovered means undiscovered.