GAMES

Charge, shatter, splash. A hundred levels of physics arcade, thirty seconds at a time.

A slot machine where the only thing you can stake is time. Lumens accrue at one per second whether the tab is open or not. 125 critters to find.

A hundred hand-drawn mazes. You never move the plant directly — you lead a morning glory up to the arch and hope it follows.

Nine souls hold a ward, and one of them came through the Gate wrong. Solo hidden-role deduction with nobody to lie to but yourself.

Carry the light through the keep. A puzzle platformer about a fire spirit and the things that go out when you stop paying attention.

The isometric ascent, and a mountain whose geometry does not entirely agree with itself. Light it anyway.

Propagation Station. Pot, water and ship the orders before the bell, in the tradition of every restaurant game that ever ruined an afternoon.

An isekai RPG where nothing has a number until you look at it. Appraise monsters to make them readable, fill a Codex that survives your own death, and step back through the Veil when the run is spent.

Seven floors, each converting the output of the one below into something rarer. Generators, workers, a tech tree, prestige relics and six arcade minigames. The complete game, in your browser.

Asteroids, with opal prism shards. There is a shared global best and a live chat, so you are never quite playing it alone.

A registry-driven mage idle game — combat, runecrafting, alchemy, pets, curses and slayer contracts across fifteen monster tiers.

A deep-space incremental RPG with a 3D starfield camera, orbital physics, ascension and offline progression.

Build favour with rival gods, run jobs across four regions, fight in the Onslaught, forge equipment from monster drops, and shape the fate of Kengir.

An idle wizard bullet-heaven with auto-firing spells, build-craft upgrades, evolutions and prestige runes. It fights while you browse.

A category-based time tracker that never logs your browsing history, paired with a slow-building playground of critters that hatch as you navigate.

Every new tab generates a unique creature. 4,096 deterministic seeds, five rarity tiers, eight elemental affinities, no background script at all.

Replaces the Chrome new tab with 44 collectible characters and hand-written affirmations. Zero tracking, all local.

Dots and Boxes against a dinosaur that plays real chain strategy, across three difficulty tiers.

An endless runner in which a hotdog simply wants to get where it is going. Dodge, rack up distance, beat your best.

A dino who refuses to leave you alone while you browse. Tap, feed, distract, or ignore. He does not care either way.

A hatch-and-collect brood raised in the browser. Merged into Kawaii Time Garden and kept here as a record rather than a product.

Not a game exactly — an AI sitcom engine with a hidden Dark Matter layer underneath it. Chat with the crew, or let them run an episode without you.