Games

A second, much bigger take on a Minecraft-style game in the browser: worlds made the way the real game makes them, survival, the Nether and the End, shader levels from plain to cinematic, and online servers with accounts.

An original kart racer with five circuits that are drawn fresh every race, drift mini-turbos, gliders, items, and a server so you can race other people.

A voxel sandbox built from scratch in the browser: procedural worlds, hundreds of blocks, mobs, and a shared multiplayer server where you build alongside other people live.

A ball rolling down an endless neon slope, faster and faster. Play solo or race a friend in split screen.

My first crack at Slope, weaving a ball past shifting platforms down a colorful 3D course.

Goofy physics sports minigames in the spirit of the Random series.

A 3D double dutch game about rhythm, community, and Black joy.

Ski downhill forever and see how long you last before you wipe out.

A skiing sandbox that rebuilds real mountains from map data, so you can ride any resort in the world.

An idle clicker about shaking coconuts loose from a tree.

A neon top-down racer around tight corners.

A browser take on Clash Royale, dropping troops to topple the other side's towers.

Among Us style social deduction for a group huddled around one screen.

A hidden-teams party word game you pass around a single phone.

A 2D platformer with levels I laid out by hand.

My own Wordle, hunting down the hidden five-letter word.

A hand of blackjack against a computer dealer.

Two-player tennis sharing one keyboard.

The 2048 sliding puzzle, reskinned with my own tiles.

Browser Tetris that speeds up the longer you survive.

Old-school Pong, two paddles and a ball.

Classic Snake, growing longer without tangling into yourself.