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Three games, all of them a tab away. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for, and nothing to buy once you are in.
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Break Works
LiveA wrecking ball and twenty stacks that have to come down. Tap where the ball should land, spend as few of them as you can, and hand the collapse to someone else as a link they can watch.
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Formula Warriors
LiveArithmetic as tactics. Send your squad down the lane and take the gate that multiplies them rather than the one that thins them out. Five difficulty tiers, from Beginner to Insane.
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Block Pong
LiveNeon polygons, each carrying a number, and one ball to wear them down. Drag to aim, let go, and see how far past three thousand a single good angle can take you.
What all three have in common
They are different games by temperament — one is about timing, one about arithmetic, one about angles — but they are built to the same handful of rules.
- They open in a tab. No store page, no download, no runtime to install. The URL is the game.
- No account. Nothing asks you to register, and nothing is waiting behind a login. Your best scores live in your own browser rather than on our side.
- Nothing to buy. There are no purchases, no currencies, no unlockable characters and no energy meters counting down while you are away.
- They start immediately. The longest wait is the first load. After that a run begins the moment you press the button.
- Phone and desktop both. Each one is playable with a single pointer, so a thumb on a phone works as well as a mouse.
Where the games live
This site is the front door. Each game runs on its own subdomain — that is why the address bar changes when you press Play. Keeping every game on a separate host means one of them can be rebuilt, taken down for an afternoon or replaced outright without any of the others noticing.
Two of the three sit on game5.app, which is where the older work was published before this site existed. They are ours, they are the same studio, and they are staying up.
Read before you play
Every game has a page here describing how it actually works — the modes, what a run looks like, what gets saved and what does not. If you would rather just start, Getting started is the short version.