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Browser games to play

• Pressure

  Bubbles rise in a sealed jar. Tap same-colour groups to fuse and burst them, ride the shockwaves into chain reactions, and keep the jar from cracking.

• Accretion

  Spin a tiny planet to catch falling debris, close full rings and trigger gravity cascades before it grows past the red line.

• Counterweight

  Drop coloured blocks on a balancing plank, melt groups of three, and keep the whole thing from tipping over.

• DOCKSTAR

  A 1980s docking shooter. Your ship is a stack: start with a lone fighter, catch the modules drifting down after each boss to dock the cruiser and the reactor, and fly whatever survives - every combination flies and fires differently, and a hit only tears off the top module. Waves of five enemy types end in a boss that keeps growing (GATEKEEPER, GEMINI, the serpent OUROBOROS, the BASTION fortress), for as long as your stack holds. Perfect docking pays big bonuses. An original homage to the docking arcades of 1980, no arcade assets, every sound synthesized live. Keyboard or touch, in English, French and Spanish.

• Stick Showdown

  A high-noon stickman brawl on desert paper. Fight waves of bandits, scouts, slingers and brutes, then duel a bigger boss at the end of every level — from Cactus Jack to the burning El Sol. Five weapons unlock as you progress, every attack is telegraphed, and a perfectly timed dash empowers your next blow. Chain hits, earn medals, survive until high noon. Solo, touch-friendly, EN/FR/ES.

• Deadwood Solo Open

  A single-player 3D survival FPS executed entirely in your browser. Defend a forest cabin, survive twenty waves and reach extraction. Published by Nilo. Created with Codex, Claude and Kimi.

• Strates

  Hex in 3D, with gravity. Bridge your two faces of the volume by placing, moving or mining cubes — and set ambushes in caverns your opponent cannot see from their side of the board. Play hotseat, against an honest AI, or online with a friend in a LOB7 room.

• Runes of Command

  A solo fantasy hex wargame. Program your troops with rune blocks, watch the battle unfold, and send messenger ravens to change their orders mid-fight. Lead your company through a roguelite campaign. English by default, with French available in the language menu.

• Super Battles

  A tactical tabletop auto-battler for the browser. Equip four original superheroes, give each one a priority and a destination, then watch the round resolve with dice, cover, force fields, healing and speed. Hold the relays or defeat the other squad. Solo against the automaton, two players on one screen, or two players in a LOB7 room. Bring your own character sheet, battlefield or 3D miniature. English and French.

• Onde

  Pieces in quantum superposition. Split a Wave into two 50/50 ghosts — reality only collapses at the moment of interaction. Capture the enemy Core while betting on which ghost is real. Play hotseat, against an honest AI, or online with a friend in a LOB7 room.

• Marées

  A moving Go on a sinking archipelago. Place and shift stones to capture by enclosure while eighteen tides devour the atoll — and the forecast only ever shows three events ahead. Play hotseat, against an honest AI, or online with a friend in a LOB7 room.

• Brume

  Chess-like strategy in the fog: five pieces, a Lighthouse to capture, and lightning flashes that reveal the whole board four times per game. Between flashes, all you have is what you remember. Play hotseat, against an honest AI, or online with a friend in a LOB7 room.

• Métronome

  Simultaneous moves on a real clock. Both players secretly program three ticks, then the measure plays out at once: bounces, duels at the centre, eliminations. Read your opponent, not the board. Play hotseat, against an honest AI, or online with a friend in a LOB7 room.

• Jump-1

  A single-player 2d6 space-trading roguelite. Command a five-person crew aboard a 200-ton ship bought on credit, trade across the Lantern Reach, and try to repay the bank in 52 weeks. English by default, with French available.

• Palimpsity

  Build a miniature city whose solutions reshape its future challenges. Balance production, deliveries, heat and maintenance, and give older workshops a new role.

• Bric & Clé

  Run a 1950s toy workshop: clients order strange objects made of lacquered pieces, brass diamonds and bars, and you build them with four moulds, a dial-driven Swapper, keys and wind-up tin automatons. Under the toy, every object is a logic formula and every gesture a proof step, checked by an independent verifier. Twelve orders and two open challenges. English by default, French available.

• Glasswing

  A fast 3D side-scrolling forest action game designed by Charles. Four black wings, a white mask, a needle-sword. When your mask breaks, become a glass cannon. Solo and two players on one keyboard. English and French.

• Casholoco Solo

  Run a publicly traded company, invest and compete against up to six computer-controlled CEOs. A single-player economic strategy game with three boards: classic, hexagonal and a 3D island. Available in English and French, with local saves and quarterly turns at your own pace.

• Carlus Magnus — Les éclats d’Aurore

  A fast-paced 2D melee platformer made for Charles. Explore twelve connected areas, climb giant guardians and duel five bosses through three phases. Choose an archetype or build your own hero, wield sword, axe or spear, and discover twelve talents and six talismans. Three difficulties include Master, with hidden attack zones by default. French in-game text.

• Grid Garden

  A calm little puzzle about growing a garden. Tapping one tile changes its neighbours: find the pattern that makes every flower bloom. Four hand-made, solvable gardens, undo, and gentle hints. No timer or account needed.

• Hotfix

  Your robot runs a broken six-step program. Patch one instruction per cycle to resolve procedural tickets, or race 3-7 bots for beacons in Prod. Backlog, Sprint, daily challenge, English and French. Online rooms are not activated in this preview.

• Glissumo

  Slide a whole row, ride the sparks, and bring them home before your rival. A two-minute duel on a board you both control, with a solo opponent and instant rematches.

• Prism Pair

  Guide two lights into a shared constellation. Practise solo, or invite a friend for a short cooperative game.

• Orbit Runner

  Your ship orbits a star on two lanes, all by itself. Tap to switch lanes, dodge incoming asteroids and catch crystals. Three hearts, one target score, short rounds.