Why browser games are having a serious comeback
Faster browsers, instant access, and smarter WebGL experiences are changing what players expect from a game they can open in one click.
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Notes from the world of browser gaming, plus recommendations for your next quick escape.
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From Pixels to AI: How Video Games Changed — and What We Risk Losing
Video games started with simple pixels and grew into massive creative worlds. But as AI becomes part of game development, a new question is emerging: are we using technology to expand creativity, or slowly replacing our own?
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Five quick games for a ten-minute break
Short on time? These easy-to-start browser games deliver satisfying rounds without asking for an entire evening.
Designing a game that feels great in the browser
A look at loading states, responsive controls, and the small decisions that make a web game feel polished from the first click.
A beginner's guide to WebGL game performance
Understand the practical basics of frame rate, asset size, memory, and why a lightweight build keeps players coming back.
The tiny details behind a satisfying click
Feedback, rhythm, and a little bit of restraint can turn a simple mechanic into a game that is surprisingly hard to put down.
What we are building next
New games, cleaner discovery tools, and a smoother way to jump from browsing to playing are on the roadmap.