L'Empire Banger V3 is an incremental browser game based on the fictional universe and recurring themes associated with Algator37. Players build a growing empire by producing resources, purchasing upgrades, automating production and unlocking new progression elements. The game combines traditional clicker mechanics with references to characters, concepts and creations from the Algator37 universe. As the third version of the project, L'Empire Banger V3 expands the original concept with a broader progression system and additional content centered around the "Banger" empire.
The Cradle: Episode 01 is a free first-person psychological horror game played in a web browser on PC or phone.
The game combines exploration, environmental storytelling and stealth. The player searches the sanatorium and the station beneath it, pieces the story together from notes, tapes and radio calls, and hides from a creature that hunts by sound. A playthrough takes about an hour and leads to one of three endings.
Exit Please is a single-player browser platform adventure developed by Brothers IT and released through kral.games. Players guide a night-shift courier through glasshouse terraces, rooftops, canals and clocktower bridges. Twelve scrolling missions combine guarded relays, moving lifts, low tunnels, collapsing platforms, checkpoints and four guardians. Actions include jumping, stomping, dashing and deflecting projectiles. The game also includes 60 practice and mastery rooms, daily challenges, route ghosts and a local room workshop. Keyboard, touch and gamepad controls are supported. Artwork and code are AI-assisted.
Bramble Sling is a single-player browser physics puzzle game developed by Brothers IT and released through kral.games. Players launch woodland heroes from a slingshot to dismantle clockwork beetle towers made from glass, timber and stone. Four heroes provide dash, split, slam and burst abilities. The game includes 24 levels in four worlds, golden acorns, three-star objectives and local progress saving. Keyboard, pointer and touch controls are supported. Artwork and code are AI-assisted.
Screw Workshop is a single-player browser puzzle game developed by Brothers IT and released through kral.games. Players remove screws from layered enamel plates to complete color orders while managing a limited spare tray. Plates pivot around their final screw, and later boards introduce keyed locks and linked pairs. The game includes 36 restoration puzzles across six collections, a daily commission, undo, hints and local progress saving. Artwork and code are AI-assisted.
Rail Island is a 3D transport sandbox played in a web browser. Players generate an island, sculpt its terrain, build railways and roads, and connect towns with stations, bridges and tunnels. Its transport network supports trains, buses, trams, ships, aircraft and cable cars, with shared lines, timetables and vehicle cameras. Landscape tools include rivers, lakes, waterfalls, channels, dams and locks. A built-in Creator supports custom GLB buildings and vehicles, while guided tutorials introduce railway construction and signalling. Islands can be shared through a community gallery.
Warspace is a free first-person tactical shooter that runs in the browser, with nothing to install. Two teams fight over bomb sites in 5v5 and 2v2 matches: one life a round, the Ts plant the C4, the CTs defend or defuse it. Every map is built on the same 55-metre planet, so the horizon is close and fights come over the curve; a lap takes about a minute. The guns follow Counter-Strike 1.6's numbers and the knife and grenades follow CS:GO's. Play against bots in practice, open casual rooms with friends, climb 18 ranked tiers with a Discord account, and build and publish your own maps in the in-game editor, CREATORS. Warspace is independent and not affiliated with Valve.
Have you ever played Go (or Weiqi, or Baduk, or whatever you want to call it)? Cool! Have you ever played it with your life on the line? No better time to start than now! Collect upgrades, puzzle through rounds, and... wait, is this another indie dev team making a roguelike?
Pelloche is a cinema trading-card game played in the browser.
Open packs drawn from a ranked catalogue of films, directors, composers, actors and actresses, build a collection across five rarities and five finishes, chase the 1/1 uniques that can only ever be claimed once, complete sets, and trade with other players.
Packs refill on a timer, and every draw is resolved server-side.
Deadline Day is a live sports auction you play with friends on your phones. Everyone gets 100M of play money, players come up one at a time, and the highest bid when the clock runs out wins him. When the squads are full, you pick your lineup and the match is simulated: the stronger team always wins, and every manager gets a verdict on how they bid. Six sports (football, basketball, handball, ice hockey, racing and esports), plus Imposter and Guess the player for the same group. Put it on a TV with deadlineday.app/tv and everyone joins by scanning a QR code. Free for up to 4 players in the browser, no download and no sign-up.