The Hive (Previously Engineering Launchpad)
The Hive, previously Engineering Launchpad, is a platform for engineering students making physical projects. It combines project logs, groups, portfolios, and competition participation.
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The Hive, previously Engineering Launchpad, is a platform for engineering students making physical projects. It combines project logs, groups, portfolios, and competition participation.
Helps independent creators find early product feedback.
Oneline is a Reddit drawing-and-guessing game built around a single continuous line. The creator wants people who do not consider themselves good at drawing to feel comfortable joining in.
A platformer combining block building, idle upgrades and incremental progression. A creator update also describes a custom-map draft feature.
BlockJam is a community-created colored-block sliding puzzle for Reddit. Players slide blocks toward matching-color exits to clear the board.
A Reddit maze-racing game in which players draw routes for mice and can create maps for the community.
Reddiverse is a multiplayer 3D block world designed to run inside Reddit posts. Players explore and build a procedurally generated world and can configure Smart Blocks to create their own game rules.
A daily Reddit logic puzzle inspired by Queens, with practice and community-created puzzles.
A zero-gravity arcade racer controlled with two thrusters and no brakes. Players manage momentum, avoid hazards, customize ships, and create missions. The submission and linked creator site describe leaderboards, replay validation and over 80 campaign missions. These are source claims, not tested counts or performance; no demo was played.
Split Sketch is a two-person relay drawing game for Reddit, followed by community guessing.
A 3D tank-shooting game built around maps created by the Reddit community.
Training Data Microgames is a timed minigame collection with a parody premise about AI collecting training data. The submission describes successive tasks such as clicking, drawing, arithmetic, spelling, swiping and skipping ads under a countdown.