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False Start: 9-on-9 arcade football in a three-dimensional stadium

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False Start

Make the play. Own the moment.

Free 9-on-9 arcade football. Take on the CPU or bring your friends onto the field.

BrowserAI use not disclosed
SportsActionMultiplayerAmerican footballCompetitive
Attract Mode connectedPlay now Game details & reviews
Arrow Game promotional image showing level 88, a crescent made from blue and purple directional arrows, three hearts and item controls.
PuzzleSingle-playerLogic & deduction

Arrow Game

Clear a crowded arrow board one open lane at a time, keeping your hearts intact as the puzzle opens up.

BrowserDesktopPhoneTabletAI use not disclosed

Discovered 2026-10-29

By ArrowGame
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Keeper demo, night four, Cormorant Rock. A lighthouse beam turns through three mirror buoys around a dark rock, but runs out to sea below the waiting boat. The counter shows three moves against par four. Game by BOMborascla; screenshot by Attract Mode.
PuzzleLight routingSingle-player

Keeper

Turn a lighthouse and flip mirror buoys to guide boats home. The free browser demo contains ten nights.

BrowserDesktopAI-assisted

Discovered 2026-10-12

By BOMborascla
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Colorfall Classic gameplay. A yellow pair falls toward two mud cells above an orange group marked three of four. Blue, purple, red and yellow pieces fill the lower stack, with a blue pair in Hold. Game by IDBProductions; screenshot by Attract Mode.
PuzzleColor puzzleTile matching

Colorfall

Drop color pairs into a well. Mixed groups clear sooner, but adding the third primary color makes mud.

BrowserDesktopPhoneAI-assisted

Discovered 2026-10-11

By IDBProductions
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Picton at two floors. Red, yellow and blue tiles fill a six-by-six board below a small tower and a leprechaun height marker. The top row is one leftward slide from completing a red square around a yellow center. Game by Pegion Chest; screenshot by Attract Mode.
PuzzleColor puzzleTile matching

Picton

Shift whole rows and columns to form colored squares. Hollow outlines count, and cleared tiles build your tower.

BrowserDesktopPhoneAI-assisted

Discovered 2026-10-10

By Pegion Chest
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Slide Stone level eight. A red triangle stone and a blue circle stone share a five-by-five wooden board. Matching exits sit above the first two columns, with a wall near the upper right. The display shows 21 stars and nine moves left. Game by malikkayaalp; screenshot by Attract Mode.
PuzzleStrategyColor puzzleSingle-player

Slide Stone

Slide every stone at once, using walls and move order to line up colored pieces with their matching exits.

BrowserDesktopAI use not disclosed

Discovered 2026-10-09

By malikkayaalp
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SHADE drawbridge gameplay. A small snowman in a black hat crosses a narrow path between stone towers. Long shadows reach across the path, while the upper bar shows his remaining condition and the sun dial reads 07:20. Game by raxeris; screenshot by Attract Mode.
PuzzlePuzzle adventureSingle-player

SHADE

Shift the sun to shelter a walking snowman, timing each change of shadow as he passes houses and towers.

BrowserDesktopAI use not disclosed

Discovered 2026-10-08

By raxeris
Play on developer site Details & reviews
Drop Duel solo gravity puzzle with a six-by-six board, colored symbol blocks and two-player room controlsAttract Mode logo
PuzzleMultiplayerTile matchingCompetitive

Drop Duel

Shift every block together, clear matching pairs and race a friend through a two-minute gravity puzzle duel.

BrowserDesktopAI use not disclosed

Discovered 2026-10-06

By Attract Mode
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First-person assault rifle view across Valhalla in Not Halo’s offline Team Slayer mode
Browser gameActionMultiplayerFirst-person shooterFan projects & mashups

Not Halo

Halo-style arena shooting in a browser, with matchmaking, custom games and an offline bot mode.

BrowserAI use not disclosed

Discovered 2026-10-01

Not Halo project
Play on developer site Details & reviews
Four actual Hollow Crown screens showing its title, quests and pixel RPG environments
Browser gameActionRPGAdventureFantasy RPGFan projects & mashups

Hollow Crown

A MapleStory-inspired pixel RPG with five classes, four maps and a three-stage mushroom king.

BrowserAI use not disclosed

Discovered 2026-10-01

By Rehan Sheikh
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A character in the World of Warcraft environment shown in chasm’s benilla showcase
Desktop clientRPGAdventureFantasy RPGFan projects & mashups

benilla

A new World of Warcraft 1.12.1 client, used as a foundation for community experiments.

DesktopAI use not disclosed

Discovered 2026-10-01

By samwhosung / benilla
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Lejup gameplay on the Blossom ski run at Timberline, with a skier approaching race gates between snow-covered trees.
SportsSimulationSkiing & snowboardingSingle-player

Lejup

Ski and snowboard real mountains, choose a trail from the map and chase your next clean run.

BrowserDesktopPhoneAI-assisted

Discovered 2026-09-29

By Studio Zalktis
Play on developer site Details & reviews
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The catalog links to games you can play in a web browser. Open a game page for its controls and device notes, then follow the Play link to the creator’s site. Check those notes before playing on a phone: support varies by game.

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Development journal · September 25, 2026

Football needed more air. So we gave everyone jetpacks.

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