What Is kindanice on itch.io?

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kindanice.itch.io is an itch.io creator profile for a developer listed as kindanice (also shown as @kindanicegames). It hosts a collection of small games, and each listed title on the profile shows a genre tag and a Play in browser option. If you want to sample short, experimental browser games across many genres without installing anything, this profile is the place to start.

What you’ll find on the profile

The page presents the games as a simple list: title, a short description, the creator name, a genre tag, and a Play in browser link. The profile itself is labeled “Community profile” at the bottom.

Title Description on page Genre tag
Death Spiral one button horror roguelike Action
frankenstyle! frankenstein dress-up Simulation
speedloop speedrunning roguelike Platformer
defusing the situation convince a bomb not to explode Interactive Fiction
BALLFIGHT medieval twitch channel Simulation
Making the Game you are the developer Platformer
Bad Bodyguards capitalist zombie survival Action
DUSTBITE gunbuilding mayhem Shooter
dire decks deckbuilding survivors Shooter
return to sender time manipulation bullet hell Action
BASES LOADED baseball survivors Action
driftr roguelike drifting shooter Shooter
UFO CLICKER incremental alien abductions Simulation
dodge&slash mouse-controlled bullet hell slasher Action
Fair Squares Twin stick roguelike mini-madness. Action
rolldown Roguelike puzzler about smacking monsters with dice. Puzzle

How to use the profile

  1. Open kindanice.itch.io in a browser.
  2. Scan the list for a title or genre that interests you — the descriptions are short and often playful, so the genre tag is the fastest filter.
  3. Select Play in browser next to a game to launch it directly in the page.
  4. If a game doesn’t load, check that your browser allows the page to run its content; browser games on itch.io typically run without a separate download.

What to expect from the games

The catalog leans toward small, genre-blending experiments: roguelikes combined with horror, speedrunning, drifting, or deckbuilding; shooters with gunbuilding or bullet-hell time manipulation; and lighter entries like a dress-up game or an incremental clicker. Several titles mix two familiar ideas into one short experience, which makes the profile useful if you want quick samples rather than long commitments.

The page does not list prices, download requirements, or account restrictions for these titles, so treat the Play in browser label as the main access detail shown. For anything beyond that — availability changes, updates, or creator notes — check the individual game pages linked from the profile.