Wet Floor Games is a small studio making strange little games you can play right in your browser. We're making 100 of them. Watch your step.
200 locations. 1000 weapons. 1 Gennady.
Boomgrad, 1984. A nuclear blast turned your pet cockroach into something much bigger, and he remembers the jar. Start with a slipper, unlock heavier and stupider weapons, and take your home back one room at a time.
Tiny games, prototypes and dumb ideas. Vote for the ones we should turn into real games.
Evil hides in the old school. Find it.
Shadows of ordinary things line up into something that isn't ordinary at all. Find the angle. Then run.
Desktop only · Mouse and keyboard or gamepad · Headphones on
See the party through the mouth of a bunny suit.
Keep the kids happy, don't overheat, and never take the head off in front of the guests. New costumes look amazing. You'll never see them.
Desktop only · Mouse and keyboard
Plan the perfect fart. Blame Brad.
Study the meeting, learn the schedule, pick your lunch, and strike when the printer jams. Whoever smelt it, dealt it.
Desktop only · Mouse and keyboard
You're a $100 bill. Everybody wants you.
Pass from hand to hand through priests, dealers and pizza guys in as few hands as you can. Avoid the washing machine.
Phone or desktop · Tap to playWe're making 100 games. Small, strange and finished. Some will be great, some will be a cautionary tale. This wall keeps us honest: every tile is a game, and we fill them one by one.
Wet Floor Games was founded in Los Angeles by Tair Mamedov. He opened one of the first escape rooms in the US (it later became part of 60out Escape Rooms), created the Museum of Selfies and founded Pixel Rooms, an interactive LED-floor game venue.
For over a decade he built games people play with their whole bodies. Now he's making games you can play in a browser tab, and he has promised himself to make 100 of them.
Need logos, key art or screenshots? Write to hello@wetfloorgames.com and we'll send the full kit.
Feedback on our games, a collab idea, a bug report or a press question. A real person reads every message.
hello@wetfloorgames.com