Changes to the collection and the way you play. Save features are listed only as available when a game actually supports them.
Dates use Pacific Time (America/Los_Angeles).
2026
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Reworked the homepage so visitors can identify a game and choose Play or Details immediately, with source and game requirements visible on each card.
Added original game-identification illustrations, a licensed Freedoom screenshot, and per-page social sharing images; artwork is labeled and is not presented as gameplay.
Reorganized the browser-port directory and added verified Freedoom and Duke Nukem 3D entries while keeping their hosting and source status clear.
Reworked the Two-Minute Drill guide around its direct original-site play link, a concise how-to diagram, and clear independent-project attribution.
Added local save storage and JSON backup/restore for the self-hosted Freedoom build, and clarified that users should leave pointer-lock gameplay before using file controls.
Clearer site information and source notes
Added dedicated About, Contact, Privacy, and Terms pages, linked from the site footer.
Added direct source references and clearer answer-first explanations; common questions now use visible question headings followed by their answers.
Published /llms.txt and a matching /llm.txt compatibility file for automated readers, and updated the XML sitemap with all public pages.
A smaller, clearer collection
The current collection focuses on Papa’s Pizzeria and official Minecraft Classic, with direct links to both games.
Earlier COD Zombies, GTA San Andreas, and roguelike entries have been withdrawn from the current collection.
Papa’s Pizzeria is ready to play
Added Flipline Studios’ official Papa’s Pizzeria 2.0 site package under its published permission for uploading listed games to your website.
The game runs from this site with a self-hosted Ruffle player; no external game iframe is used.
Browser progress stays on this device. A local IndexedDB backup and file download / restore controls are available above the game.
Minecraft Classic is ready to play
Load the official 2009 Minecraft Classic game in the full-width player after clicking Play.
Save reminders and file controls are hidden while this site does not provide verified save backups.
More room to play
Game screens now fill the page’s content width, with source information and instructions below the player.
Game edition and unofficial-release notices now appear directly below each page title.
A visible backup reminder and Download save / Upload save controls sit above each game; file controls remain unavailable until that game supports them.
Switching or restarting a loaded game asks for confirmation, and supported browsers can warn before leaving the page.
Website updates are now available here and linked from every page.
More browser games
Added FARA and 10 Minutes Till Dawn to the roguelike player, with creator links and a game selector.
Added the project-hosted NZ: Portable community de-make to the COD Zombies entry, with a clear notice that it is not an official Call of Duty release.
The collection begins
Opened the collection with Minecraft Classic, a roguelike directory, and reference entries for GTA San Andreas and COD Zombies.