Games

Wormbites

A snake game similar to the old-school Java game, Nibblet. Eat all of the food without running into yourself, then build and share your own levels.

Quack Attack

Swing a trebuchet and fling boulders, fireballs, acid goo and wormholes at wobbly towers until every party duck is knocked off its perch. No ducks are harmed: they float off on balloons, quacking happily. Make your own levels, and sign in to share them with everyone.

Triangle Solitaire

Jump balls over each other diagonally or sideways to remove them until just one is left. The best players finish where the game began.

Slime Volleyball

Play volleyball as a slime. Take on three computer slimes or a friend on the same keyboard.

Nibblet

The 2001 Java snake game by Mikael Johansson that inspired Wormbites, running as the original applet right in your browser.

Tony’s Teddy

A 2000 jump ’n run by Burkhard Ratheiser. Help Tony and his teddy bear escape his nightmare across thirty levels: grab the key, catch Teddy and get them both out the door.

Slime Volleyball: One Slime

The original one-player Slime Volleyball Java applet by Quin Pendragon and Daniel Wedge. Take on the computer slimes one at a time.

Soccer Slime: World Cup

Play soccer as a slime in Quin Pendragon’s original Java applet, with a friend on the same keyboard.

Box World

Push every crate onto a target, but you can only push, never pull. Solve the built-in levels, then make your own with the level maker and share them with a link.

Boxed In

Balls bounce around the box, and you shut them into less and less room. Build straight walls (like the old JezzBall) or steer a marker that draws paths (like Qix). Each level asks for a little less space and changes the shape of the box, and a relaxed mode suits younger players.

Top Sky Dog

A biplane sky chase against the computer, like the old Flash game. Take off, get on its tail and knock it out of the sky with lasers or a cannon before it does the same to you. No dogs are harmed in the making of this game: every pilot parachutes down safely, and the planes are only whisked off to another dimension, where we hear the chew toys are excellent.

Taboo

The pass-the-phone word-guessing party game. Describe the word without saying the taboo words. Timed turns, teams, no install needed.