Games
Games, the servers that run them, and the machines that ran the games before them. My multiplayer games open straight into a shared arena in the browser, with nothing to install and no sign-up.
Projects
Rocks Off!
A tile-based puzzle game. Dig for treasure, dodge falling rocks and outwit the monsters across eight worlds, then build your own levels in the editor.
rocksoff.netKey Hunt
FOE Hacking Key Hunt: the biggest key hunt in the world. Many have entered, many have tried. An online multiplayer game, playable now.
keyhunt.comAsteroids
A multiplayer Asteroids arena. Blast drifting rocks, dodge rival ships and climb the live leaderboard, straight in the browser.
asteroids.netButtermilk Forever
B.U.T.T.E.R. M.I.L.K. Forever: a pixel-art arena brawler for your phone. Pick Brie, Dave, Cow or the Rocket and knock everyone off the level.
buttermilkforever.comTetrisk
An MS-DOS falling-blocks game where you steer two pieces in two wells at once. Play it in the browser, with nothing to install.
tetrisk.orgSprites.org
Free browser editors for game sprites, images, fonts, maps, audio and 3D, for modern pixel art and for retro machines within their limits.
sprites.orgEmulators
A guide to emulation: news from the scene, and the best emulators for every platform, Nintendo, Sega, Sony, Atari, the arcades and the classic home computers.
emulators.orgGamehoster
Realtime multiplayer, hosted. Declare a game as a local folder named for its domain; your own server runs the rooms, presence and live updates over WebSockets.
gamehoster.orgFrom the archive
Before the browser arenas there were Flash games, multiplayer experiments in JavaScript and MS-DOS games written in assembly language. Many of them still run, right here in the browser.