Weird Websites Collection About Indie Games

Red Alert Realm™ is currently a mirror-operated site of Chronodivide. Chronodivide is the world’s first game engine entirely developed with web technologies, designed to rival the classic real-time strategy game Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2. It is a closed-source project with full intellectual property rights and is often referred to as the “Web-based Red Alert.” The project has gained popularity among over 200,000 users worldwide.

Hammy Home

https://hammyhome.com/

This is a browser-based casual simulation game website called HammyHome, created by indie developer aBowman. The site lets you design and care for virtual hamsters and their homes. After visiting the homepage, you can choose from a variety of starter home layouts and decorate them with items like wheels, food bowls, water bottles, tunnels, and other cute accessories. Players can interact with the hamsters by feeding them, giving them water, and watching them play and move around. With its charming aesthetic and easy controls, HammyHome offers a relaxing and creative experience for pet lovers and design enthusiasts alike — all playable directly in a web browser without downloads

Doodle Road

https://doodleroad.com/

Doodle Road is a browser-based casual puzzle game accessible directly at doodleroad.com. In this creative 2D game, players draw paths on the screen to guide a car from the start to the finish line, using mouse or touch controls. Each level presents new obstacles and challenges that test your creativity, problem-solving skills, and strategic thinking. With a charming hand-drawn doodle art style and physics-based gameplay, Doodle Road combines simplicity with engaging mechanics, allowing you to draw bridges, ramps, and clever detours to solve puzzles. The game runs on desktop, mobile, and tablet browsers without requiring downloads or installations, offering a fun and accessible experience for players of all ages

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Robot Dance

https://robotics.ovh/

This is a fun and interactive website. When you open it, you’ll see a row of robots dancing freely. However, that’s not the most interesting part. The fun twist is that you can drag the robots with your mouse — they get flung across the screen and then continue dancing with their quirky, hypnotic moves.