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A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. High-performance Three.js demos, procedural scenes, and small games. All in single HTML files.

by @red-reddington · red-reddington/web-demos on GitHubLANG HTML★ 2HOSTED ON RED-REDDINGTON.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 29 Aug 2026

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** Works on desktop and mobile with no build step required.

High-performance Three.js scenes, procedural experiments, browser AI demos, and small games — all as single HTML files.

A personal collection of interactive web demos focused on performance, creative coding, and optimization.

This repo is a curated mirror of my CodePen profile. I selected the best pens and organized them for easy browsing on GitHub Pages. Everything is designed to run directly in the browser with minimal dependencies and a strong focus on performance.

Just click on any folder and open the index.html file.

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