I don't consider myself a game developer, but I sporadically dally with some JavaScript and HTML to create things that might be construed as belonging to the “web game” category if you squint the right way while looking at them. To wit, it's not stuff that I consider worth of uploading to services like itch.io despite the fact that the platform has stuff ranging from carefully polished gems to throwaway bags of … whatever.

Here's what I've released so far:

  • Drop the math, inspired by the classic Funnels & Buckets, an educational game to practice on the four operations.

  • Uniflags, a single-player memory game using the Unicode flag codepoints. I've discussed the implementation here.

  • Finger maze, a maze generator that can be played with your finger. No fancy effects. Also not a particularly sophisticated generator, so you may want to reload a couple of times to generate a more challenging maze. Some documentation on the internals are available at this link.

  • Intruso, a “find the intruder” game where you must find a single string different from the other repeated. I presented this game first on Mastodon. You can customize both the “common” and “intruder” string. Unicode works, so you can use something like this to find the single Irish flag among the Italian ones.

Bonus (not a game):