Games

Playable now

Dead Wire

• Open World
• Real Cities
• Driving
• Flight

An open-world driver built on the real street layouts of Austin, Dallas and New York — imported from map data, right down to the lane counts, overpasses and shorelines. Drive it, fly it, wreck it: panels crumple, glass shatters, wheels tear off. Runs straight in your browser, no download.

• Runs in your browser
• Free to play
• In active development

Play Dead Wire Best on desktop with a keyboard — opens in a new tab.

Early prototype

Chat Wars

• Live Battle
• Type to Play
• Pick a Side
• Built for Streams

Two armies advance down three lanes and you fight in it by typing. Pick a side first — Blue Force or Red Force — give a name or let it roll one for you, and a soldier carrying that name walks onto the field. rally, area and air spend energy you build up just by taking part, and you watch the rounds, shells and airstrikes land. Your soldier keeps its level between rounds. Six battlefields rotate, one per round — Riverwood, Oasis, Pine Forest, Autumn Farmland, Badlands and Cyber, where both armies field heavier armour — and the troops march the roads painted on each map rather than sliding down invisible rails. Built tall on purpose: it is shaped for a phone.

• Runs in your browser
• Free to play
• Early prototype

Play Chat Wars Pick a side, then type a command in the box — opens in a new tab. Art by Kenney (CC0).

Playable now

Chronicle

• History
• Puzzle
• Trivia
• Endless

You get an event with no date — the moon landing, the Black Death, the fall of Constantinople — and you slot it into the right place on a growing timeline. Three lives, no clues, and it gets harder the longer you last. Built on the same 14,000-entry history archive as our interactive timeline.

• Runs in your browser
• Free to play
• One minute a round

Play Chronicle Works on phone and desktop — arrow keys and Enter if you have them.

Playable now

Sketch

• Party
• Drawing
• 2–16 players
• Cross-platform

Write a sentence, draw someone else's, then guess what on earth the next person drew. Eleven modes including Animation, Masterpiece and a build-your-own Custom flow — make a room, send the link, and watch the whole chain fall apart on replay.

• Invite by link or 4-letter code
• Free, no sign-up
• Phone, tablet or desktop

Play Sketch Grab a few friends — it needs at least two.

More on the way

New titles are in the works. Check back soon, or tell us what you'd like to see us build.