Nonogram
Fill cells by the numbers to reveal a pixel picture. A Tianwu and Shanverse picture set, plus an endless random mode.
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Small games I built myself. They run right in your browser, with nothing to install and no sign-in.
Fill cells by the numbers to reveal a pixel picture. A Tianwu and Shanverse picture set, plus an endless random mode.
Set off one blast and let it spread into a chain. Three themes: river lanterns, asteroids and the Red Cliffs fleet, with 10 shots.
Help Tianwu, the astronaut turtle, push cargo crates onto the landing pads. Five undos and one hint per attempt.
Slide numbered tiles, merge matching ones and reach the 2048 tile.
Open the safe cells, use the numbers to work out where the mines are and flag them.
Vietnamese folklore chess: pick 5 of 50 spirits and heroes, keep them face down, and use the five elements to beat Tianwu's team.
Play Go against Tianwu on a 9×9, 13×13 or 19×19 board, with full rules or a capture mode for beginners.
Steer the snake to eat stars, grow longer and avoid the walls and yourself. It speeds up as you go.
Flip cards, remember where they are and pair up React, Next.js, TypeScript and more.
Read the question and guess the keyword. Each wrong guess opens another hint, up to five.
Measure your typing speed (WPM) and accuracy on real prose or real code.
More games are on the way. Got an idea? Send it my way.
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