Browser Games
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A stick-figure browser RPG running since 2003, written entirely in jokes, with an economy of meat. Adventure as a Disco Bandit; it will make sense later, or not.
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Free chess, no ads, open source, with puzzles, analysis and a few million people who will beat you kindly.
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Minesweeper exactly as it was, in a browser, with the smiley. The sunglasses mean you won.
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Thousands of tiny games made for a fantasy console with a 128-pixel screen and a 16-color palette, playable in the browser from a cartridge that is also a PNG.
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A street somewhere on Earth, chosen at random. Guess the country. Argue with yourself about the trees.
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Falling sand in the browser, beautiful and fast: water, plants, fire, fungus. Upload what you made; browse what everyone else let burn.
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A falling-sand physics game with hundreds of elements, electronics, explosives and a community that has built working computers out of dust.
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A text-based zombie apocalypse in a city of thousands of players, one action point at a time, since 2005. Still shambling.