Home-made browser games, retro classics and small experiments. No installs, no accounts: everything runs right in your browser.
An experimental multiplayer RPG built from scratch in the browser. Explore biomes, talk to NPCs for fetch quests, collect gems, herbs and gold, and trade with the merchant. A small PHP back end keeps players and inventories in sync in real time.
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Settle an island and survive the winters. Place woodcutters, quarries, farms and fishers, keep your people fed, and build longships, barracks and watchtowers to fend off raiders, bears, trolls and the occasional dragon. Supports multiple players.
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A fantasy adventure in the classic online-RPG style. Start in Stoneford, take quests from the townsfolk, clear the kobold caves and earn your rewards – and try not to see the “You Have Died” screen too often.
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Arcade-style times-tables practice for every table from 2 to 12. Beat the clock or play survival, chain your streak and watch the board light up. Also has French and Dutch vocabulary modes.
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A ZX Spectrum 48K emulator in the browser, with a library of 8-bit classics including Skool Daze. Drop in a .tap, .z80 or .sna file to load your own.
Bullfrog’s 1997 classic running in the browser through a DOS emulator. Dig out your dungeon, attract minions and fend off the heroes. Saves are kept in your browser, with backup and restore.
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The 1996 logic puzzle adventure: guide the Zoombinis from their island to a new home by working out the rules of each of the twelve puzzles. Runs in the browser, with save and restore.
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A tiny PHP proxy that lets you play the Discworld MUD, the long-running text adventure set in Terry Pratchett’s world, from a web page with no telnet client needed. It’s the groundwork for the Discworld MUD bot project.
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