We're father‑and‑son gamers. Every game here started as an adventure and one of my son's drawings, then got built as a prototype game, played, iterated, and rebuilt together until it was fun. Play them free, right in your browser.
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Fall 9,000,000 metres under a paraglider, outrun a sword‑swinging ghost through the city, grab every weight you can find — then punch out the six‑armed muscle boss. The more you trained, the harder you hit.
Play Now →No crewmate role — you're always the imposter. Sneak up on the crew and strike, but get seen and you're out in three seconds flat. Sneak through 11 rooms and vents, and spend your coins on hats, weapons, and hearts to help you get away with it.
Play Now →Defend your base wave after wave against enemies that attack by land, sea, and air — save up for a Toxic Bomb (watch the fallout though), unlock a special weapon, and survive escalating bosses like the Mega Tank and the War Robot.
Play Now →Grow a honey empire from a single hive. Manage your bees, expand your store, and build your way up to the Honey Empire ending.
Play Now →The buzzworthy sequel. Start your First Harvest and build an even bigger hive empire, with new mechanics we didn't get to in the original.
Play Now →Falcon's Games is all about turning creative experiences into games to share with the world. Falcon sketches out ideas on paper, we discuss game design, playtest with our friends, and ship what's fun. Every game here is something we built from scratch, and is motivated by the desire to learn what's possible. New adventures are always in the works.
If you like what we're building, you can help fund the next one.
We make these games for fun. If you'd like to support our creative journey (and get a peek behind the scenes as we design new games), you can support us on Patreon. All proceeds fund future adventures together.
Support us on Patreon →Playtested it? Broke it? Have an idea for what's next? We want to hear it.
Every game gets better with feedback from real players. Tell us what you loved, what confused you, or what you'd like to see in the next adventure — it goes straight into our next round of design.
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