Looks similar
Stimulation Clicker(neal.fun)
2865 points by meetpateltech | 553 comments
Stimulation Clicker is an interactive browser clicker game by Neal Agarwal, starting with a single "Click me" button that escalates into overstimulation.
37,500 border drawings: a map of the world as people remember it(habibicode.org)
156 points by nicocarsui | 32 comments
An interactive world map overlaying about 38,000 player-drawn borders and coastlines from the Borderline geography games, on 184 countries.
Pixpaint(warms.maxbittker.repl.co)
638 points by luu | 46 comments
Pixpaint, a browser-based painting toy by Max Bittker with a black canvas and a color palette for drawing pixels.
Related stories
Show HN: A game where you build a GPU(jaso1024.com)
870 points by Jaso1024 | 171 comments
Mvidia is a browser game where the player builds a GPU from transistors upward, framed as a new hire at a fictional chip company.
Show HN: A Marble Madness-inspired WebGL game we built for Netlify(5-million-devs.netlify.com)
574 points by franck | 221 comments
An interactive Marble Madness-inspired WebGL browser game built with Three.js and Rapier physics to celebrate Netlify reaching 5 million developers.
Show HN: Autism Simulator(autism-simulator.vercel.app)
719 points by joshcsimmons | 804 comments
A browser-based interactive simulator game showing what autistic masking, decision fatigue, and burnout can feel like through choices and stats.
Show HN: I made a SQL game to help people learn / challenge their skills(lost-at-sql.therobinlord.com)
498 points by robinLord | 98 comments
Lost at SQL is a browser-based nautical-themed game for learning SQL through a story mode and SQL challenges.
Show HN: SQL Noir – Learn SQL by solving crimes(sqlnoir.com)
380 points by chrisBHappy | 78 comments
SQL Noir is an open-source interactive detective game where players solve crime mysteries by writing real SQL queries.
Making small games, which is fun in itself(abagames.github.io)
376 points by breck | 67 comments
A chapter from an online book by abagames on the joys of making small browser games, citing the Small Game Manifesto and the author's 350+ games.












