Games

Overview

Games is a hub of more than a hundred ready-to-play titles — arcade, puzzle, board, card, word, casino and kids' games — that run entirely in your browser. No account is required: it works signed-out and signed-in alike. Install it as its own app and the whole collection plays with no connection at all. Beyond the hand-built games, the hub hosts genuine native games ported to run in the browser, and many of the turn-based and party games can be played online with friends over a shared link.

Featured ports — native games in the browser

The headline attractions are real native games compiled to run on the web, complete with on-screen touch controls so they play on a phone as well as a desktop:

• Mighty Mike. A run-and-gun arcade adventure — a remake of Pangea Software's Power Pete.
• Maelstrom. Ambrosia Software's fast Asteroids-style shooter, an SDL game compiled to WebAssembly (Zlib-licensed).
• Bolo. The classic networked tank game, faithfully ported — with online multiplayer: create a room, share the link, and play together, plus a builder palette for terrain on mobile.
• WinBolo. A clean-room, GPL WinBolo compiled to WebAssembly — currently a single-player preview.

Online multiplayer

Plenty of games here are better with someone else. Bolo has full online play — create a room, share a link, and battle together in real time. Many turn-based games carry a 👥 icon that opens an online match you can invite someone into: Tic-Tac-Toe, Connect Four, Reversi, Gomoku, Checkers, Chess, Dots & Boxes, Mancala and Battleship — plus Monopoly Deal for 2–5 players. Prefer the same screen? Those games and more offer local two-player pass-and-play, with a slide-to-reveal privacy handoff for hidden-hand card and tile games.

Features

• 100+ games. A big, growing library spanning Arcade, Puzzle, Board, Card, Word, Casino, Kids and Speed — from Tetris, Snake and 2048 to Solitaire, Chess, Wordle and Blackjack.
• Native ports in the browser. Real native games — Mighty Mike, Maelstrom and Bolo — compiled to run on the web, with on-screen touch controls for mobile.
• Online multiplayer. Create-a-room online play for Bolo, and a 👥 online mode across many turn-based games plus Monopoly Deal (2–5 players).
• Two-player pass & play. Local hot-seat for board games and hidden-hand card games, with a slide-to-reveal handoff between turns.
• Install & play offline. Add the hub to your home screen and a service worker precaches the whole collection — every game runs with no connection.
• Category filters & search. Filter by Arcade, Puzzle, Card, Board, Word, Casino, Kids, Speed, Group, 2-Player, Adventure or Port, or just search by name.
• High scores & pause. Games keep your best scores locally and have a real in-game pause menu.
• No account needed. The arcade is public — it works whether or not you're signed in.
• Import your own. Signed-in users can upload a self-contained HTML game; imports run in a locked-down sandboxed iframe (opaque origin, no access to your session) so untrusted games stay isolated.

How it works

Bundled games are trusted, self-contained HTML served from the workspace and opened directly; the native ports are compiled to WebAssembly and shipped the same way. A service worker registered for the games hub precaches the collection so the installed app works fully offline. Imported games are treated as untrusted: they only ever run inside a sandboxed iframe with an opaque origin, so they can't reach your workspace session, cookies or APIs. High scores live in the browser; online multiplayer connects players through shared rooms.

Delivery

Self-contained HTML + WebAssembly ports, served under the workspace origin

Offline

Installable PWA; a service worker precaches the whole collection

Multiplayer

Create-a-room online play (Bolo) and 👥 online mode for many turn-based games

Imports

Untrusted uploads run only in a sandboxed iframe (opaque origin)

Auth

No account required to play; sign in to import your own games