Today’s find · Monday, September 7, 2026
A real-time battle fought on a coral reef, rendered in Three.js from a single page with no build step and no dependencies. The design bet is that position beats numbers: flanking is what wins, and morale collapses before health does, so fights end in routs rather than slow attrition. That is a specific idea about how small tactics games should feel, and it is sitting at zero stars.
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An on-rails Virtua Cop-style shooter crammed into one HTML file: shrinking threat reticles…
A vault survival-management roguelite where you ration a handful of strangers after the world…
An absurd Three.js adventure with hand-made Blender assets (you are ten, your professor works…
An idle factory built from living tissue where every organ that produces something can also…
Quick pickvirtua justice rail shooter — A light-gun shooter with bullet time, combo multipliers and a three-phase boss is the one you can sit down with for ten loud minutes.
Passed over SEO-titled repos ('Best 2026 ... Game', a JSON tool tagged love2d), engines and templates posing as games, a scratch-card gambling sim, a Steam demo, clones (snake, flappy, Boulder Dash), VR-only and SSH-only games that are not click-and-play in a browser, and two bitsy pieces without real mechanics.