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A calm planarity puzzle in three sizes. Every web is built from straight lines, so a crossing-free layout always exists — you just have to find it. Plus a boss key: press Esc twice to hide the page instantly.
The 1984 cave-digging classic, rebuilt: dig for diamonds, dodge falling boulders and fireflies, crush butterflies into gems and wall in the amoeba before it turns to stone.
The 1983 CGA classic, rebuilt: tunnel for emeralds, push and drop bags of gold, and outrun the Nobbins before they learn to dig.
Three more classics: a maze chase, QBasic artillery for two players on one keyboard, and the turret-defence game that ate a thousand lunch hours.
Daily Table, This Week’s Table, house targets on every board, stamps, office ranks and an optional nickname so your records can go on the global tops.
Two colour-matching puzzles, and with them the jewel palette: five muted mineral hues, each paired with a glyph so nobody has to tell colours apart.
Three remakes of games that lived on office hard drives in the early nineties. Same charm, same unforgiving difficulty, no emulator.
Ten games to start: Tetris, Elements, Snake, 2048, Minesweeper, Breakout, Solitaire, Flappy, Asteroids and Sudoku. Free, instant, scores saved in your browser.
More DOS-era remakes are on the bench — the cards marked “Coming soon” on the A–Z ledger are the honest list. Dates are not promised; this is a side project with a day job, which is also true of most of its players.
Something broken, or a classic you want back? The about page has the address. Back to it.