Six games. One HTML file each.
No server, no accounts, no saves.

A text adventure set in the sublevels of a building where the cable runs go a great deal further down than the floor plan admits. Twenty six rooms, ten artifacts to recover, and a PDP-11/70 front panel you have to cold start by hand at address 173700 before anything below B7 will cooperate.

Play by typing or by clicking, whichever you prefer. A perfect run is 350 points and takes most people about an hour.

Five shells a round, birds that get quicker every time you clear one, and a hunting partner with no sense of tact. Miss, and he pops out from behind the nearest bush to say something encouraging about your aim before ducking back down.

Rounds keep escalating until you have missed five times. Scenery rotates between an open field, the shore of a lake, and a boat out on the water.

You are driving the MVD-88 SUNWEDGE against a countdown clock across eight courses: PALM STRIP, TIMBER PASS, NEON GRID, RED MESA RUN, SPEEDWAY 500, MIRAGE FLATS, THUNDER RIDGE, and AURORA COAST. Clear a CHRONO GATE to buy more time. Clip a tree and lose two seconds you did not have to spare.

Scenery and time of day change every round, traffic gets meaner as you go, and three chiptunes ride along: CRUISE CONTROL, REDLINE FEVER, and MIDNIGHT MIRAGE.

Turn-based artillery on a landscape that is never the same twice. Choose an angle, choose a power, allow for the wind, and try to put a shell on the other tank before it puts one on you. The terrain is generated fresh for every match.

The weapons and the tank designs are original to this version, and the computer opponent is perfectly willing to take the shot you just wasted.

A BBS door game that never actually existed. Declare yourself King or Queen, take a name, and face a rival crown whose monarchs and strategy are generated fresh for every game. Between rounds the Herald reads out where things stand.

All ANSI block art and 8-bit sound, with animated cut scenes for the opening, the turns, and whichever ending you earn. The opponent plays differently every time, but the crown is always winnable.

A chicken who would frankly rather be sitting down. Tap to flap, thread the gaps, and watch the run end in a very 1995 way. The obstacle course is generated fresh each time, so there is no pattern to memorize.

Built to look like it came off a Pentium 75 running Windows 95, beveled edges and all, right down to the title bar it insists on drawing around itself.