90s games
A free arcade game — play it in your browser, no install. 114 self-contained HTML5 Canvas games. Zero dependencies. Single-file. Plays in any modern browser.
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114 single-file arcade games. No build. No dependencies. Open and play.
A handful of HTML files. Each one is a complete arcade game — asteroids, tetris, snake, plus a hundred others — written in plain JavaScript with the Canvas API. No npm. No bundler. No tracking. Double-click a file and you are playing.
Useful if you want games you can read end-to-end in one sitting, fork in five minutes, or drop into a kiosk, a classroom, or your own static site without dragging in half of node_modules.
Modern web games come bundled with twelve megabytes of framework before the first pixel renders.
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