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Donut 80 is a collection of 8-bit flavoured games playable directly in a web browser. Some titles are demakes of Donut Games, while others are new releases. Each game features handcrafted pixel art, chip tunes and game design blending tradition with modern details. It works on PC, Mac, smart phones and tablets.
NationStates is a free nation simulation game in which players create a country according to their own political ideals and care for its people or deliberately oppress them. Most nations develop laws and ideology by answering Issues that appear several times a day; others engage in Regions, the World Assembly or the Forums.
PlayAnyPage is a free browser bookmarklet that turns any webpage into playable arcade games, including Brickout, Page Raiders, Snake, Whack the Page and Page Taxi. Users drag the bookmarklet to the bookmark bar once, then click it on any page to play, with no extension or installation required.
A catalog page listing variants of the 2048 sliding-tile game, including versions with different goals, boards, spawning rules and merging mechanics. Entries reference 2048 by Gabriele Cirulli, 1024 by Veewo Studio and Threes by Asher Vollmer, alongside modified variants such as Hardcore, Speed and Zen modes and number-change versions. The page includes a link to view the project on GitHub.
A browser-based emulation of a DEC PDP-1 running the original Spacewar! code, presented as an HTML5/JavaScript emulator. It includes an informative splash screen not in the original game and multiple versions of the original code. The game was conceived in 1961 and first realized on the PDP-1 in 1962. The emulation is by Norbert Landsteiner.
Planedrift is a browser-based way to play classic Infocom interactive fiction. It supports Zork I, II and III and lets players open their own .z3 story file or resume a previous game. Features include light and dark themes, auto-saves and rewinds, a searchable transcript, and the ability to capture to-dos while playing.
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Donut 80 is a collection of 8-bit flavoured games playable directly in a web browser. Some titles are demakes of Donut Games, while others are new releases. Each game features handcrafted pixel art, chip tunes and game design blending tradition with modern details. It works on PC, Mac, smart phones and tablets.
NationStates is a free nation simulation game in which players create a country according to their own political ideals and care for its people or deliberately oppress them. Most nations develop laws and ideology by answering Issues that appear several times a day; others engage in Regions, the World Assembly or the Forums.
PlayAnyPage is a free browser bookmarklet that turns any webpage into playable arcade games, including Brickout, Page Raiders, Snake, Whack the Page and Page Taxi. Users drag the bookmarklet to the bookmark bar once, then click it on any page to play, with no extension or installation required.
A catalog page listing variants of the 2048 sliding-tile game, including versions with different goals, boards, spawning rules and merging mechanics. Entries reference 2048 by Gabriele Cirulli, 1024 by Veewo Studio and Threes by Asher Vollmer, alongside modified variants such as Hardcore, Speed and Zen modes and number-change versions. The page includes a link to view the project on GitHub.
A browser-based emulation of a DEC PDP-1 running the original Spacewar! code, presented as an HTML5/JavaScript emulator. It includes an informative splash screen not in the original game and multiple versions of the original code. The game was conceived in 1961 and first realized on the PDP-1 in 1962. The emulation is by Norbert Landsteiner.
Planedrift is a browser-based way to play classic Infocom interactive fiction. It supports Zork I, II and III and lets players open their own .z3 story file or resume a previous game. Features include light and dark themes, auto-saves and rewinds, a searchable transcript, and the ability to capture to-dos while playing.
