Open Source Games

New games are shipping faster than anyone can talk about them. Find the small, surprising projects hiding on GitHub.

Carry a spool across a small planet and connect your thread to restore color.

Independent curation, with source code and play requirements.

Carry a spool across a small planet and connect your thread to restore color.

Steer a growing hole through a low-poly city and swallow larger objects as you progress.

Fight bot opponents in a tactical browser shooter with sliding and weapon handling.

Fly a light helicopter over mountainous terrain with separate flight controls and cockpit views.

Roam a Taiwanese village as a grandmother in a small open-world browser game.

Travel between procedural islands, collect resources, and fight enemies along the way.

Build a hero, gather loot, and fight through a pixel action RPG manually or in idle mode.

Join round-based team battles set in the streets of Taipei.

Steer a boat through a Japanese river valley as the seasons and light change.

Fly through a dense vertical city and attempt its time trials.

Deduce dungeon walls from row and column clues while leaving every monster in a dead end.

Experiment with a cartoon ragdoll and a collection of physics contraptions.

Survive a figure-eight race or become the last car running in a demolition bowl.

Settle into a seaside village, choose a hero, and follow a pixel-art adventure alone or in Party Mode.

Wander a sunrise-lit beach, borrow a car, and explore a peaceful coastal sandbox.

Fight through a wuxia arena with real-time sword combat.

Descend a pixel-art tower with other players and fight its bosses.

Cut through crowds of voxel soldiers in a browser action game with officers, campaigns, and trials.

Pilot a ship through a three-dimensional rail-shooter course and fight a mechanical sea-dragon boss.

Play Pharaoh and Cleopatra campaigns with a new engine written in Rust.

Ride a bicycle past rice paddies and wooden shops as a Japanese summer afternoon turns to dusk.

Push crates onto goals across a collection of terminal Sokoban puzzles.

Set village objectives and watch residents gather, construct, recruit, and fight.

Wander an endless first-person maze presented through a damaged videotape aesthetic.

Move into a shared town, deliver newspapers, tidy gardens, and build a neighborhood with other players.

Tend a small sheep farm together in a shared browser world.

Lay out firewalls and security tools to stop malware waves while handling board meetings.

Build up a crystal core and balance idle progress against incoming waves in a tower-defense hybrid.

Merge tiles to grow a three-dimensional skyline across twelve architectural city themes.

Fight through an AI research lab in a satirical first-person shooter.

Drive an open-wheel car through practice, qualifying, and a race against computer opponents.

Race other players to find words in a shared dice-letter grid.

Shape a pot on the wheel, mix a glaze, and see how it survives the kiln.

Fly a paper aircraft through gates while avoiding the ground and ceiling.

Explore a world populated by procedurally drawn doodle characters.

Take a six-wheeled survey rover across a lonely lunar basin and investigate a silent outpost.

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