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What's a Mook? Games is a site offering free online party games for up to 100 players. Its game list includes Crashword, Whatsamusic, Redactionary and Guess Words. Whatsamusic is marked as new and in public beta.
A browser-based portal offering free online web games, listing titles such as Bloxd.io, Wormate.io, Hordes.io, Deadshot.io and Splix.io. Games are described as playable instantly in the browser with no download needed.
An interactive presentation explaining the basics of the Rubik's Cube through experimenting with centers, edges, and corners. It runs on the Cuber framework and can be controlled from the browser's JavaScript console with twist commands. It is best experienced in the latest version of Google Chrome.
A PICO-8 platformer about climbing a mountain, made in four days, created by Maddy Thorson and Noel Berry. It is played with the arrow keys, X, and C, and is available on HTML5.
splix.io is a browser-based io game in which players compete to conquer as much land as possible. It offers spectator mode, global leaderboards and server selection. The server code was rewritten, and the game is now open source, allowing users to host their own server instance.
A custom EaglercraftX distribution site offering browser builds of Minecraft versions 1.8.8 and 1.12.2, including modpacks and Resent Client. The builds are not part of the official Eaglercraft development effort. WASM versions are suggested for performance, and an unmaintained versions page lists older builds.
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What's a Mook? Games is a site offering free online party games for up to 100 players. Its game list includes Crashword, Whatsamusic, Redactionary and Guess Words. Whatsamusic is marked as new and in public beta.
A browser-based portal offering free online web games, listing titles such as Bloxd.io, Wormate.io, Hordes.io, Deadshot.io and Splix.io. Games are described as playable instantly in the browser with no download needed.
An interactive presentation explaining the basics of the Rubik's Cube through experimenting with centers, edges, and corners. It runs on the Cuber framework and can be controlled from the browser's JavaScript console with twist commands. It is best experienced in the latest version of Google Chrome.
A PICO-8 platformer about climbing a mountain, made in four days, created by Maddy Thorson and Noel Berry. It is played with the arrow keys, X, and C, and is available on HTML5.
splix.io is a browser-based io game in which players compete to conquer as much land as possible. It offers spectator mode, global leaderboards and server selection. The server code was rewritten, and the game is now open source, allowing users to host their own server instance.
A custom EaglercraftX distribution site offering browser builds of Minecraft versions 1.8.8 and 1.12.2, including modpacks and Resent Client. The builds are not part of the official Eaglercraft development effort. WASM versions are suggested for performance, and an unmaintained versions page lists older builds.
