12 docs tagged with "desktop"

A word search game where the puzzle never ends - as you scroll, the grid expands infinitely and new words appear. It’s quick to pick up, satisfying to play, and super addictive.

An invaders-style game written in plain HTML and JavaScript using Canvas API and Web Audio.

A combination of chess and poker with customization options. No account needed to play. Compete against the computer or play with a friend.

A circuit simulator where you draw everything. NANDs and pixels. Build gates, ALUs, CPUs — whatever you want. Watch signals flow, rewind time, optimize your layout. Circuits are just images.

Figure is a daily logic puzzle game, sort of like Bejeweled meets Wordle. It's free to play right in your browser—no sign-up or login. Figure is very easy to learn, but the puzzles can be deceptively tricky. The graphics and sound design are lovingly handcrafted and polished for maximum fun and satisfaction. It's the kind of game that shines in a group text with friends (or frenemies) who like a little puzzling competition.

Gaming Couch is a free, web-based party platform that turns your smartphone into a game controller and your computer into a party game. Gather up to 8 friends around a central screen and jump into 18 competitive mini-games, all handcrafted by a small indie team from Finland.

A simple RGB colour guessing game.

A lunar-lander style game rendered with voxels. You fly from one moon base to another delivering cargo. Free, HTML5, in browser. Uses the ol' ray-casting algorithm to render the moon. Actual NASA lunar data and real names of the craters, etc.

Every day, spell 4 common American English words by dragging tiles within sectors. Puzzles start easy on Mondays, and get trickier throughout the week.

Chrono Divide is a fan-made project which aims to recreate the original Red Alert 2 from the Command & Conquer series using web technologies. The result is a game client that runs in your web browser, with no additional plugins or applications installed.

Trippy the Turkey has spent too much time playing outside and needs to get back home for Thanksgiving dinner. Trippy’s neighbor Fergus the Farmer can give Trippy a lift by catapulting Trippy air-born. For the rest of the way Trippy can glide or run his way back home.

I reverse engineered the \\\\\"physics\\\\\" of Top Gun for the NES, and re-implemented it with some tweaks to make it more playable.