A useful index starts
with honest checks.

We document community browser projects so you can find the source and understand the requirements. We do not host the games.

Four labels, different meanings

Link reachable
A project page responded during inspection. This does not verify gameplay, safety, asset permissions or future availability.
Gameplay verified
A recorded play session must identify the date, browser version, device, files used and scope tested. None of the initial entries has this status.
Not verified
We lack sufficient evidence. Unknown does not mean unsupported or unnecessary.
Link unavailable
A check could not reach the project. Access restrictions or a local network failure can be the cause; we do not automatically call a project dead.

Project claims stay attributed

A project may advertise multiplayer or mobile support. We label this “Reported by project” until we have our own test evidence. An HTTP 200, menu, screenshot or download screen is never enough to mark gameplay verified.

Files and rights

Original game files remain with their owners. We do not provide ROMs, disc images, commercial assets or alternate download mirrors. A project’s engine license does not by itself establish rights to distribute game assets. Listed game names identify the subjects and do not imply publisher affiliation.

Original illustrations

All covers on this site are original geometric SVG illustrations created for this index. They are not official box art, game screenshots or publisher assets. The Barlow Condensed typeface is distributed under the SIL Open Font License; its license is included with the site’s source and dependency package.

Dates and corrections

“Last link checked” records an actual link inspection. Entry publication dates refer to this index, not the project’s release. We never move check dates forward automatically on a build.

Use “Report a problem” on a game guide to prepare a report. A draft is not a submission. A configured mailbox opens your email app; otherwise the public feedback repository accepts issues from GitHub account holders.

What “trending” means here

The initial selection follows a supplied October 2–9, 2026 keyword research brief. It is not a live popularity ranking, independently reproduced Trends dataset or statement of search volume.

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