📺 Channel guide
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Every channel we've tuned in. Public-domain, open-source, and officially-archived. Pick one.
The full Sid-Meier-school 4X experience, built natively for the browser. Bring a snack — turn one is a commitment.
License: GPL-2.0
A WebGL futuristic racing game built in three weeks. Think F-Zero in a browser tab — fast, neon, and surprisingly faithful to the genre.
License: MIT
A 900+ cabinet collection of classic coin-op arcade games, browser-playable via MAME running on Emscripten.
License: Mixed (Internet Archive Software Collection)
The world's largest open-source chess platform. No ads, no premium paywalls, no accounts required for casual play. Just chess.
License: AGPL-3.0
An entirely free, all-original IWAD compatible with the original Doom engine. Same shape, none of the rights problems.
License: BSD-3-Clause
The shareware episode of the genre's foundational text, served by Internet Archive's in-browser MS-DOS emulator.
License: Shareware (Internet Archive Software Collection — see Terms of Use)
Forty-plus hand-implemented logic puzzles — Sudoku, Minesweeper, Sokoban, and dozens more. Clean, offline-capable, no ads.
License: MIT
A tower-defence game about building automated factories on alien planets. The supply chain is the game.
License: GPL-3.0
Gabriele Cirulli's original 2048. Slide tiles, merge numbers, chase the powers of two. The one-more-go loop is still perfect.
License: MIT
The shareware first episode of id Software's Doom, emulated in browser via Internet Archive's MS-DOS Software Library.
License: Shareware (Internet Archive Software Collection — see Terms of Use)
The dungeon that has eaten decades. NetHack in the browser via alt.org, with persistent saves, public score boards, and thirty-eight years of accumulated lore.
License: NetHack General Public License
Tetris rotated ninety degrees and wrapped around a hexagon. Chains build multipliers. The board spins. MIT licensed, built in a weekend, deceptively deep.
License: MIT
The pinball table that shipped with Windows XP, reverse-engineered and ported to the browser. Three flippers, a rank system, and the table you already know.
License: MIT
Open-source re-implementation of Command & Conquer, Red Alert, and Dune 2000. Multiplayer, modded, actively developed. The real thing.
License: GPL-3.0
Open-source space trading and combat sim in the Escape Velocity tradition. Hundreds of star systems, faction politics, ship outfitting, and an optional story.
License: GPL-3.0