A game that you play on paper! (read game description)
A game about struggling with work as a teenager and trying to get help. The gameplay of this game is not particularly great, but I added this because the way it portrays stress and not being able to finish work is SO accurate for me. This game speaks to me, and is a great example of what some people like me are going through. If you feel that this game represents you well too, I'd recommend showing it to someone who doesn't understand how it is like, as it can be a good way to visualize it to someone who just hasn't experienced it.
I don't know if this game is good or not, but just added it because I wanted to play it, but the computer I currently have can't run it well. My normal computer is currently being fixed, so when it is, I will change this blurb and either keep the game or remove it.
a fast paced mining game where you upgrade to try and survive for as long as possible.
A very interesting cellular automata game where you make the rules.
A fun game about making words out of words in an empty void with an armadillo as the only other entity.
Fanmade undertale game by LumpyTouch
this is not html5, but just a very surreal puzzle game that is just generally cool in a weird way.
Roguelike shooter with vector-based polygons.
Not really a game, but a tool to draw something in pixel art, send it to someone random, and recieve a drawing from another random person.
"Tetris" fused with "Pipe dream." (Pipe dream is an obscure early pc game from 1989)
Snake, but with different mechanics. Eat dots before they grow into mosters, and clear monsters in a row to gain a powerup that shrinks you back.
Again, not an html5 game, but a very fun peggle roguelike. I added this before it was paid, because the demo was free. I'm not sure how to download the demo (if you even can anymore), but it is really fun, and definitely worth paying for the full version, even though I haven't yet.
