Eight small games I built to practice game logic, animation and browser performance. Pick one and jump in.
Retro platformer, original pixel art
A 3-level platformer built with Phaser 3. Tiles, trees and the portal are code-generated pixel art (no external environment sprites), with simple parallax and increasing difficulty per level.
Phaser 3 · Canvas · per-level difficulty
PlaySpace endless runner
An endless runner built with plain Canvas 2D, no game engine. The ship flies forward on its own: the longer you survive, the faster and more frequent the obstacles get.
Pure Canvas 2D · zero dependencies · progressive difficulty
Play2048, themed as memory blocks
The classic 2048: slide to merge blocks of the same value and reach the highest one you can before running out of space.
Pure React · native CSS grid, no JS pixel measuring
PlayTyping game, falling words
Programmer words fall down the screen — type them before they cross the danger line. Speed and frequency ramp up the longer you survive.
Pure Canvas 2D · global keyboard input
PlayMemory game, Simon-style
Memorize and repeat a sequence of nodes that grows by one each round. One mistake and it's over.
Pure React (useState) · no canvas
PlayReflex game, whack-a-mole style
Bugs and malware pop up randomly on a 9-cell grid. Squash the malware before it escapes — regular bugs are just bonus points.
Pure React · timers with progressive difficulty
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