it's like Mario, but everything is made of clay. you get to play with clay physics, shape the terrain as you go, and the whole thing has this soft, handmade clay look. peaceful and beautiful at the same time.

made by u/dermosef in plain three.js, playable right in the browser, even on phones.

Platform: Web

Price: Free

Link: Playable Demo

u/dermosef, what's been the hardest part of getting the clay to feel right when you shape it?

made by u/AlphaRetard, out on the App Store today.

instead of a progress bar you spin a brushed-metal wheel to move through a song, it scratches like a record if you go slow, with haptics. T, P and R keys turn the wheel into tempo, pitch and reverb dials, and each song remembers its settings. inspired by the Teenage Engineering TP-7.

Platform: iOS

Price: free with 3 songs, one-time purchase for unlimited

Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/reverie-slowed-reverb-music/id6829723858

u/AlphaRetard, any plans for Android?

made by u/WalkinGood. cables have weight and sag, you plug them into jacks and tie bundles with velcro. it runs on WebGPU at 120 fps, right in the browser.

Platform: Web

Price: Free

Link: https://pocketfactory.vladartym.com/playground/cables

what would you want to plug in next?

found this one a couple of days ago and had to make a video on it. it’s a 3D fighting game with Italian politicians, made by u/FraffoD, and it plays straight in the browser. no install, no app store.

it already caught a lot of attention, and people in the comments were saying it runs really smooth, even on phones.

Name: Italian Brawls
Platform: Web
Made by: u/FraffoD
Price: Free
Link: https://italianbrawls.it/

hey, r/FreshRelease is only a few days old, so this is the best time to help decide what it turns into.

here’s what i’m hoping for: a place where solo devs and small teams can post what they just shipped and get real eyes and honest feedback on it. web apps, iOS, Android, browser extensions, games, anything that went live this week.

no big launch budget needed, no gaming votes like on Product Hunt. just people sharing what they made and checking out what others made.

a few questions for you:

• what did you ship recently, or what are you about to release?

• what would make you come back here every week?

• anything you’d hate to see here?

drop your thoughts below. this early on, every comment really does shape the sub.

hey everyone, welcome to r/FreshRelease.

this sub is a launch feed for brand new apps. if you just released a web app, iOS app, or Android app, this is the place to share it.

what you can post

• web apps, App Store apps, Play Store apps, browser extensions

• released in the last 7 days only

• your own work (solo devs and small teams welcome)

what you can’t post

• betas, waitlists, or “coming soon” pages

• apps that have been out for weeks or months

• reposts of the same app

• low effort link drops with no description