Bundle Games inside a single tab Browser games with no install, no account and no tutorial that won't end.
Strategery The 2009 iPhone classic iOS 27 broke, rescued by the man who reviewed it
Carrooka The step between carrom and snooker that history never got round to taking
Pushup RPG: Fitness Quest The gear can improve your loot. It cannot do a single rep for you.
Mic Drop A party game with no audio in it at all — the room is the speaker, the scoreboard and the judge
Bundle One rule does all the work Three designs that come down to one decision about what happens when you get it wrong.
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- The Legend of Hyrule The Zelda timeline as a scroll that splits into three threads
- Rigged Draw Say numbers aloud as randomly as you can, and a hidden predictor tries to beat you
- Tiberava A Roman city builder that starts with one empty plot and a forum
- Wonderhop A daily word game where the goal is the most common answer, or the rarest
- Brickbrag A shared brick town you can race, fly and build in
- Gaussian Games Two browser games inside one real scan of an abandoned sanatorium
- Programming Language Wars A pixel-art brawler where JavaScript, Rust, Haskell and C trade special moves
- Quake-SRP The 1996 shareware episode, in a browser, in Rust with no unsafe code
- Free Games for Seniors Big-print browser games with no timers, no dragging and no sign-up
- TinyBrains A boxing-style ladder for neural networks you trained yourself
- Strategery The 2009 iPhone classic iOS 27 broke, rescued by the man who reviewed it
- The Map of Steam 80,000 Steam games arranged by design mechanics rather than genre
- asciiQuake Quake rendered in text nodes, no canvas anywhere
- Carrooka Pool played with a fingertip, on a board that spins
- Corporate Mind Games Daily puzzles about the parts of work nobody puts on a résumé
- Three Pins One three-hole course a day, the same three holes for everybody
- Snaketron Competitive multiplayer Snake, revived after fourteen years
- Chonkcraft Warcraft II off the original disc, on a Mac from this year
- OpenTIE and OpenXWA TIE Fighter at 240 Hz, with iMUSE intact
- Voronoi Go Go, with the grid taken away
- Pushup RPG: Fitness Quest The only way to level up is to actually go down
- REGOLITH: The Silence at Anaxagoras A lunar rover sim with ground that gives under the wheels
- ASCII City A walkable neon cyberpunk city where every texture is a character
- Mic Drop You get a word, you buzz in, you sing a real song that contains it
- Why Some People Mow a Lawn Better Than Others 49 squares, 14,589 different ways, and people found all 12 perfect ones
- CHRONOS I and II Two terminal games where you operate the machines rather than play one
- Hurtle An endless descent with ten sliders on the difficulty
- Mainichi Learn Japanese by touring all 47 prefectures
- Q3Edit Edit and playtest Quake III Arena maps without leaving the browser
- QBasic Gorillas (Repeeled) The 1991 banana-lobbing artillery game, faithfully remade in the browser
- ChessFlex Serverless chess with AI opponents at real FIDE ratings
- Quake 1 in the Browser The full 1996 Quake, running in any modern browser
- SWF Rodeo 6,817 manually vetted Flash files playable via Ruffle emulator
- Marbles Squared A puzzle game playable on web, Game Boy, ZX Spectrum, and Palm Pilot
- Desktop Tower Defense Paul Preece's 2007 Flash-era classic revived for the modern web
- Play Your Tubes Right London Underground journey-time speed challenge
- Single Ride Travel the longest possible route on a single NYC subway swipe
- Takeaway Reduce an 8-letter word to 3 letters, one letter at a time
- Unruly Play Archive of 169 unconventional games for unconventional places