What it does
- APEX / AIR is flying-car racing with two tracks, six flight trials, and local best times, playable by keyboard or touch.
- Neon Rift is FPV drone racing through neon gates with timed races, free-flight, and live ghost pilots.
- Drift Clash runs 60-second online score battles where you build drift combos and outscore friends; it requires a keyboard.
- Your AI Startup Ate the Economy is a city builder where you balance automation, jobs, and household spending, then compare saved results with a friend.
- Picnic Pixels has 36 color-sorting puzzles where you send ant teams to clear pixel snacks, plus a daily picnic.
- Oddly Brilliant is a contraption workshop with 20 inventions to solve and a free build mode using ramps, gears, balloons, and ropes.
Pricing
All seven games are free to play in the browser with no hidden costs.
Good to know
- Runs in a web browser on any device; some games support touch controls, but Drift Clash requires a keyboard.
- Multiplayer games use live rooms you can share via a link, with anonymous display names.
- Progress such as race times and puzzle progress is saved locally in the browser.
Questions & answers
- Do I need an account or an app?
- No. All seven games are free to play in your browser, with no account, email, or app installation.
- How do I play with friends?
- Neon Rift, Drift Clash, and Oxygen Rush have live rooms you can share via a link; the city builder lets you invite a friend to the same starting conditions and compare saved results.
- What progress is saved?
- APEX / AIR saves local race times; the city builder and both puzzle games keep their own progress in the browser.
In their words
Seven games. No login or download.
Build a city and grow your AI company.