I've just published the first game I've written in about 30 years [I had a few computer games published back in the 1980's/1990's].

It's a simple puzzle game in which you have to slide hexagons into matching coloured frames to remove both. Remove all hexagons to complete the level.

There are 25 levels including tutorials playable for free in the browser.

It was written partly to get to grips with modern/cross-platform technologies for writing games, with the aim of perhaps writing something more complex in future. I eventually settled on using Go and Ebitengine. Ebitengine provided the level of abstraction I was looking for - reasonably low-level while still taking care of a lot of stuff.

Try it out here:

https://dpost.itch.io/hexslide