
Pinball Arcade
An ambitious pinball game in the browser with three finished tables and a bigger vision – seven more worlds are waiting to be built.
- Games
- Arcade
Catalogue
Everything on BSite, with an honest status. Filter by where projects are in their lifecycle, what they are and what they are about.
23 projects

An ambitious pinball game in the browser with three finished tables and a bigger vision – seven more worlds are waiting to be built.

A cozy Christmas match-3 puzzle game – 30 levels with ice, gingerbread and lights, spectacular special combos and a Christmas tree you decorate as you play.

A third-person mech defence game in Unity WebGL – hold a bastion against swarms of up to 512 machines and the Hive Tyrant boss. Keyboard and mouse only, desktop Chrome.

A zombie-horde shooter on a ruined bridge – the squad fires on its own, you pick lanes and upgrades, chain explosions and face THE BRUTE. Sister of Bridge Assault.

Belly-slide a penguin down an icy course that is new every race – dodge rocks, grab coins, boost past AI rivals. New, not yet played by others.

A two-minute chase-camera space battle – weave between capital ships, through a debris field and along a mothership's hull. New, not yet tested by players.

An arcade shooter on a suspension bridge – your squad fires on its own while you pick lanes and upgrades under fire. One bridge and one armoured boss so far.

Register your tools, share selected ones with friends and groups, and keep track of who borrowed what. Built and deployed – but only open with an invitation code.

Fly through an asteroid field – dodge the rocks or blast them apart, but watch out for the armoured ones. The core is solid; the reason to keep coming back is missing.

A music studio for kids – play seven instruments, record in layers, sing on top and download the song. The microphone and the mix are still untested in real life.

Glide a paper plane as far as you can – dodge birds, buildings and the eagle, and grab shields, magnets and thermals along the way.

An interactive guide to Champagne – a map of five areas, 23 wine villages, 27 producers and a champagne finder. The prices are still demo data.

See how big a cubic metre really is – drawn to scale next to a person, for water, firewood, gravel, sand, soil and concrete.

Bomberman on a neon dance floor – blow up the speaker boxes, dodge the dancers and find the hidden exit to a 128 BPM beat. The whole game in one HTML file.

See how much a fund fee eats into long-term savings – in kronor, as a share of the final value and in years of saving. A single view, more feature than app.

Top-down helicopter action over jungle islands and rivers – convoys, flak, hostages and a fortress. Paused while development continues in sister game Rotor Assault.

Upload a photo, let an AI read the room – and watch little characters move in and live their own lives on top of the picture.

Turn your family's own memories into an illustrated children's book, read aloud by AI – with people you can recognise from page to page.

How much has the sun actually shone where you live? A data visualisation project that now lives on in Dagsljus Sverige.

A pixel-faithful web version of the 1980 arcade classic – six cities, three bases and a high-score table with initials. The idea lives on in Golden Dome.

A gentle endless runner for kids on a sunny summer sea – three lanes, three hearts and stars to collect. The idea lives on in Jetski Adventure.

A grill timer in a single HTML file – the core temperature to pull the meat at, doneness, time per side and a resting timer. The idea lives on in KöttTemp.

The first fishing game on the Baltic Sea – a single HTML file with six species, a bite meter and a thieving seal. The forerunner of Baltic Catch 2.
No projects match. Try removing a filter or a search term.
Clear filters