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Mood
There is a score, and you want it higher.
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The browser strategy game half your school was awake at 3am for, still running, still fundamentally about raiding villages.
Races you against real people typing the same passage, which is the only known method of making a typing test tense.
Hero-shooter pacing in a browser tab, with abilities, a ranked ladder and matches short enough to fit a coffee break.
Precision stickman platforming with spikes, saw blades and checkpoints positioned by somebody who enjoys watching people suffer.
A business simulation MMO run at a genuinely grim level of detail, with real competition for the same finite customers.
Low-poly military shooter with tanks, helicopters and a battle royale mode, all somehow inside a browser tab.
Risk against real people across hundreds of maps, played in one sitting or over weeks of daily turns. Formerly Warzone and WarLight.
Six goes at one five-letter word, the same word for everybody, once a day. The puzzle that spawned an entire genre in three months.
The free, open-source answer to GeoGuessr, with unlimited rounds, a daily challenge and multiplayer that costs nothing.
Pixel canvas laid over a world map where you claim a handful of tiles at a time and defend them against the neighbouring country.
Drag a hundred colour chips into one perfect gradient. The score tells you how good your colour vision actually is.
The same deep management sim rebuilt for American football, baseball and hockey, all free and all running in the browser.
Two minutes of mental arithmetic at whatever difficulty you set, boiled down to a single number. Trading desks drill on this one.
Gather resources by day, build a base, then watch the zombie wave test every wall you decided to skimp on.
Top-down battle royale for a hundred players with a full match inside five minutes, no download and no launcher to update.
A space shooter where you destroy incoming words by typing them, and rising panic is the entire difficulty curve.
One button, one detour. Press it as often as you like.