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Browser games that live in one HTML file each. No installs, no build step, no asset downloads — open the file and it plays. Everything is generated at runtime in code.
Each game is fully self-contained in its own folder, so you can download a single index.html and it still works. The root index.html is just an index that links to them.
block in the root index.html` and point it at the new folder.
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