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Build your own kingdom one action at a time.
Morrowmoss is a daily community physics game where every Redditor contributes one seed to a shared living habitat.
One shared dungeon, one candle a day, and hidden rules the whole community learns together.
Play-N-set-Hurdles
One real historical decision lands every morning with the ending redacted. Make the call, wager your nerve, and see if you out-judged history and the crowd.
Jaw-dropping Events Happening in the World. Can you guess it?
One endless mini-golf course, built hole by hole by the community — you can only publish a hole after acing it yourself.
A daily deception-heist. One player buries treasure and plants decoys that fake heat. You get 3 digs and private hot/cold signals — but decoys lie. Find it first to become tomorrow's Fox.
One distress signal. One shared sector. Every clone brings ARK-9 closer to recovery.
Hookline Legends is a daily puzzle run designed for repeat visits in Reddit communities.
A Gothic social deduction thriller where every hidden move and panicked lie is exposed as a permanent Markdown receipt in the Reddit comments. Survive the night, or face the Ledger of Lies.
A Rube Goldberg machine built by an entire subreddit, one part for each person per day.
Find clues. Deduce the key hiding place. Escape the room.
Remember getting your initials on an arcade machine? That, but on Reddit. One pinball table a day, and the top score gets their name in lights — until tomorrow, when someone comes for it.
A daily Reddit platformer where every user adds one tile, then the community races the finished level the next day or builds and shares wild custom worlds.
Draw it on paper. Play it in your browser. Your kid's drawing becomes a game they can actually play - in their own crayon lines.
A daily dungeon crawler where you cast spells by typing them. Unlock new spells, earn permanent stats, and grow stronger every day — yesterday's impossible boss becomes tomorrow's warm-up.
Five nonograms meet Balotro daily, three lives, one ranked run a day. Choose Multitrons that stack into a scoring engine so a line that pays 93 can pay 93,000 with the right choices.
The city your subreddit builds together, one vote at a time.
Fantasy football for music heads: draft 3 of the same 8 artists daily, scored on real overnight listening. The chart doesn't care what you hoped; prove you heard it first.
2048 merge drop
Chaos engineering for decisions: adaptive agent swarms stress-test assumptions, challenge evidence, and show why a recommendation survives or changes.
The player builds up a small squad of heroes and fights a range of enemies automatically as an idle game, but also with the ability to click to attack.
Mine the Gap turns a Reddit post into a mining obsession: crack blocks, chase rare runes and chests, forge stronger pickaxes, and prestige your way from stone to the singularity.
