Bundle Games inside a single tab Browser games with no install, no account and no tutorial that won't end.

Bundle Open a tab, lose a happy minute Things to open in a spare browser tab when you have a minute and some curiosity.

Bundle The familiar object, reengineered Everyday objects where someone reopened a settled question and changed one thing.

Bundle Wrapped as something else Five small things that keep their real trick out of sight until you look twice.

Bundle The wrong size, on purpose Familiar things rebuilt at a scale nobody asked for.

Bundle Made to be listened to properly Players, speakers and apps that treat the sound as the point.

Bundle The whole system, made playable Real systems, from cities to the planet, shrunk into browser toys.

Bundle Give the music something to look at Four objects that give a stream of audio something to occupy on the desk, the counter or the screen.

Bundle Nothing to win here Web toys with no score, no goal and no use, built with care anyway.

Bundle Somebody else is already in there Tabs that are only half a thing until someone else opens them too.

Bundle The physics is not negotiable Games that could have cheated at the difficult bit and decided not to.

Bundle It can't do the thing you'd regret Things designed so the mistake you'd make isn't available to make.

Bundle Nobody asked for this machine A wall of glowing valves, a $20 hotspot cut down by hand, a frame that draws the birds it hears, and a gesture band aimed somewhere its maker never intended.

Bundle Built to be used, not spared Things that get better, or at least no worse, the less carefully you treat them.

Bundle Lit from the inside Four things you have to see after the lights go down.

Bundle It speaks up at the moment it matters Three things built to interrupt you exactly once, at the right time.

Bundle Made the other way round Four objects that get there by inverting the standard construction rather than refining it.

Bundle The detail nobody else bothered with Objects whose makers wouldn't leave one detail alone.

Bundle The failure it was designed around A valve that keeps a watch from bursting, a score that won't flatter a 42°C desert, a dispenser too heavy to skid, a bump that refuses to let go, and a cabinet that forgives the wall behind it.

Bundle Out of all proportion to the problem Five small irritations, each met with engineering that nobody could reasonably have asked for.

Bundle Put there for the one person who'd notice Five details their makers buried instead of showing.

Bundle The whole thing hangs on one number Get the number wrong and there is nothing left of any of them.