fable52.games
A browser arcade where every game ships with its prompt and its source
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It is a hand-drawn, graphics-heavy game that opens from a link with no store, no install and no account, a useful reference if you are weighing the web as a shipping target.
A top-down game about running a smallholding in Britain, played in the browser with no download and no sign-in. It draws through WebGL, so the page waits on a loading screen while assets arrive. The maker spent the Hacker News thread answering players: a shader fault on Firefox under Linux was patched during the discussion, and load times are the next thing to rework. The site carries no credits, no pricing and no contact details.
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