Every one of these runs straight in your browser or as a free Chrome extension — no download, no account, no ads. Most work fully offline once loaded. Here’s the current lineup, grouped by what kind of game they are.
Idle and incremental
- Mosslight — an idle game about a healer who cannot attack, free in the arcade and on itch.io.
- Arcanum Idle — a mage idle RPG, Chrome side-panel.
- Cobalt Star Idle — a Chrome side-panel idle RPG.
- Spellsurge — idle wizard bullet-heaven.
- Devotion: A Kengir Idle — a slower, worship-themed idle game.
- Singularity Tower — a seven-floor idle tower.
- Kawaii Time Garden — a critter playground fed by your own browsing activity.
Puzzle and strategy
- Dino Dots — Dots and Boxes against a chain-strategy dinosaur AI, not a random-move bot.
- Underglory — a hundred-level maze game where you grow a living vine instead of steering a cursor.
- VEILFALL — a solo hidden-role deduction game with eight AI opponents that each hold real, separate hidden knowledge.
Arcade and action
- Hot Dog Rush — a timed fast-food arcade game.
- Prism Break — a canvas asteroids game with a shared global best score, playable free on the site itself.
- Prism Cascade — a physics arcade game on the Chrome Web Store.
- Bloom Rush — a plant-shop time-management game.
Something different
- Lumenreel · Prism Crash — a slot-machine collectathon where the currency is time, not money.
- TabCritters — thousands of procedurally generated critters to collect.
- Emberkeep — a fire-spirit puzzle platformer built around a no-burn solvability rule.
- Annoying Dino — an on-page dinosaur companion that just won’t leave you alone.
Everything above is built solo, shipped as MV3 Chrome extensions or browser-native pages, and free. The full, current list lives on the projects page; new ones get their own devlog post on /updates/ when they ship.