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Launch one player to scoreGameplay screenshot: Yorimichi Playlist editorial team / Creator: rujogamesBy rujogames
Drag and launch a single player into the ball to score goals in this free physics-based football game, with match lengths of 45 or 90 seconds.
Cats aboard a mountain tramGameplay screenshot: Yorimichi Playlist editorial team / Game and artwork: Alexander PerrinBy Alexander Perrin
Drive a tram through hand-drawn mountains with left and right controls, picking up cat passengers at stops and taking them to their destinations in this free interactive illustration for the web.
Merge matching numbers to double themGameplay screenshot: Yorimichi Playlist editorial team / Creator: Gabriele CirulliBy Gabriele Cirulli
Slide the tiles on a 4 x 4 board up, down, left or right. Merge matching numbers to double them from 2 to 4 to 8, and work toward 2048 in this number puzzle.
From a single ship to a cityGameplay footage captured by: Yorimichi Playlist Editorial Department / Created by: Florian van Strien / Music by: Stijn CappetijnBy Florian van Strien
A free space-colony management game where you start with a single exploration ship and build up resource facilities, housing, and research infrastructure, while organizing the work and daily lives of your colonists.
Starting with a single paperclipGameplay footage: Yorimichi Playlist Editorial Department / Created by: Frank Lantz / Published by: Everybody House GamesBy Frank Lantz
A free incremental game in which you play as an AI tasked with manufacturing paperclips—starting from manual, one-by-one production and expanding into a complex system involving pricing, demand, and automated manufacturing.
One-Button DashFootage captured by: Yorimichi Playlist Editorial Department / Game: Adam Saltsman / Music: Danny Baranowsky / HTML5 Port: Cameron TaylorBy Adam Saltsman
A free endless runner in which you guide a character—who automatically sprints through a crumbling city—using only a single button to jump.
Vampire CardGameplay footage captured by the *Yorimichi Playlist* editorial team; developed by Krystian Majewski (Krystman).By Krystian Majewski (Krystman)
A short, free-to-play card game where you must avoid a vampire hidden among nine face-down cards, wagering your own blood as you flip over numbered cards.
Two-color logicGameplay captured by the *Yorimichi Playlist* editorial team; developed by Q42 (Martin Kool).By Q42 / Martin Kool
A free logic puzzle where you fill a grid with yellow and blue tiles, following rules regarding consecutive sequences, color balance, and unique rows/columns.
Morning Mini-gameGameplay footage captured by: Yorimichi Playlist Editorial Department / Developed by: cnnmon / Published on: itch.ioBy cnnmon
A free routine simulator that follows the morning preparations—starting from the alarm—through a series of short, colorful mini-games and puzzles.
Six-way puzzleGameplay captured by: Yorimichi Playlist Editorial Department / Created by: Logan Engstrom, Garrett Finucane, Noah Moroze, Michael YangBy Logan Engstrom, Garrett Finucane, Noah Moroze, Michael Yang
A free high-score puzzle game where you rotate a central hexagon to catch falling colors, clearing them by connecting three or more of the same color.
Testing trustGameplay footage captured by the *Yorimichi Playlist* editorial team / Created by Nicky CaseBy Nicky Case
A free, browser-based game that explores the conditions under which trust develops, framed as a game-theory experiment involving repeated choices between "cooperate" and "betray."
Step-limited puzzleImage provided by: Ethan Clark (EPICPIKAGUY) / Distributed via: itch.ioBy Ethan Clark (EPICPIKAGUY)
A browser-based grid puzzle where you solve each puzzle within a specified number of steps to rescue cats.
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Drag and launch a single player into the ball. One player handles both attack and defense in these short physics-based football matches.
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