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of things to play and things to download.
Games that run in the browser. Tools that run on your own machine. Nothing to sign into to play; one sign-in to download, and the source comes with it.
- Source included · read every line
- No account to play · one to download
- Runs fine on an old laptop
The shelf
6 pieces, more being carvedSniper
Code written in a browser chat, landing in the right file on your disk. One app, or a userscript for your own browser.
Grip
Drift in zero gravity inside a performance governor arguing with itself. WASD, QE, arrows.
Infinite Dungeon
A roguelike that keeps generating corridor as you walk. Click to enter, WASD to move, Esc to let go.
Zombie.FPS
A first-person shooter with shambling things in it. Click to capture the mouse, WASD to move.
Kessho
A slow-turning cluster of crystal shards, lit like the inside of a lantern. Drag, scroll.
Ember
A bed of coals rendered straight on the GPU. Falls back to WebGL on its own.
something else, eventually
How a thing on the shelf gets made
the short versionThe pieces with a red seal were written in a chat and placed on disk by sniper. Nothing reached a file without being looked at first.
Ask
Describe it in a chat tab.
Snipe
One click sends the code block to your own machine.
Review
Staged, backed up, ledgered. You decide where it lands.
Play
Reload. It is on the shelf.
What this place is for
A personal shopfront, not a product. A handful of things to look at when the day has a spare corner in it, and a few tools that came out of making them.
Nothing here asks you to sign in or pay attention for long. Close the tab whenever.
- Gentle on old laptops: capped particle counts, and everything pauses when the tab is hidden.
- WebGPU pieces fall back to WebGL on their own. Nothing just breaks.
- No accounts, no tracking, no dark patterns.
Keeping the lights on
everything here is free to play; the source ships with the toolsYou like? Give money and I will build more tools.
That is the whole pitch. Nothing here costs anything, and the source is in the zip, so the only way to say thanks is to throw some cheddar in the jar. Tips go straight back into evenings spent building the next thing on the shelf.