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Games

I'm an avid gamer, and like most people I've been playing in one form or another since I was a child — the ones on the computer have always been my favorite. Below are the titles I still fall back into, plus a small arcade of childhood classics I've rebuilt to run right here in your browser. Saves live in your browser only.

3 classics rebuilt
1978 oldest title revived
0 downloads or logins
100% runs in-browser

Where to find me

My current go-to games

The short list I keep drifting back to after I try something new for a while. Feel free to look me up if you want to play.

  • World of Warships as Toiletduck
  • World of Tanks: HEAT as Toiletduck
  • Star Citizen as Vihr
  • Path of Exile 2 as Toiletduck

Recreated by hand

Loved games, recreated

A small collection of classics from my childhood — ones I loved and have tried to faithfully rebuild so you can play them right here in your browser. No downloads, no logins, no servers; saves live in your browser only.

Adventureland

[work in progress]

Scott Adams · 1978 · The first commercial text adventure ever published.

Wander a forest of tall trees, a hollow stump, and the caverns below in search of thirteen lost treasures. Watch out for the dragon, the bees, and the bear.

Scorched Earth

[work in progress]

Wendell Hicken · 1991 · "The mother of all games."

Pit your tank against the computer on a procedurally generated battlefield. Adjust your angle, dial in your power, account for the wind — and pray. A persistent bank carries between sessions; spend it in the shop on shells, shields, and parachutes.

Paradroid

[work in progress]

Andrew Braybrook · 1985 · The C64 classic.

You are the Influence Device aboard the freighter Good Hope, overrun by mutinous droids. Shoot them, or transfer into them and wear their chassis. Climb the droid hierarchy from a feeble 001 to the 999 Command Cyborg, deck by deck.