Road Fury goes endless
Road Fury now loops through coast, desert, pines, and midnight with increasing speed, traffic, and fuel pressure at every checkpoint. Chase a high score and a higher rank on a fresh endless leaderboard. The garage, score targets, pause, replay, and phone controls keep the next run within reach.
Existing classic races still resume with their original rules and scores. Endless scores are kept separately for a fair comparison, and new ranked tickets allow seven days to resume and finish. The scoring guide explains the new challenge. Support choices now sit side by side on wider screens, and the homepage latest-update link follows these release notes.
Two ways to support the games
The support page offers a one-time Founder Pack and anonymous donations. Choose any amount from $2 USD: the Founder Pack adds a badge to your account, while a donation lets you contribute without signing up or publishing your name. Donations have suggested amounts and a custom amount field, and existing Founders can give again.
Stripe handles checkout and payment confirmation. The page shows confirmation, processing, cancellation and retry states. Contributions are optional; every game stays free to play.
The account page now has a matching Back to the games button. Ember Solitaire defaults to four reserves for new deals while keeping older saved deals and your chosen settings intact.
Five more decisions to practise
The playbook now has eight guides. New worked examples explain Short Fuse escape routes, Football bounces, Minesweeper flags, Nonogram overlap and movable Spider runs. Each links back to its playable game.
Game pages now answer more specific rule questions and suggest related games. The catalogue has category filters alongside search, and the featured cards and account footer have more consistent spacing. The privacy notice explains future Google advertising and user choices while clearly reporting when ads are disabled.
A playbook you can experiment with
Three new play notes turn game decisions into worked examples. Compare reserve routes in Ember, rule out a plane placement from a miss, and calculate how fuel changes a Road Fury finish. The examples work separately from your saved games, and their explanations remain readable without JavaScript.
The home page now introduces these games with links to both play and learn. Expanded rules on seven game pages add specific tactics and examples. Advertising scripts are restricted to the home and About pages.
Road Fury: a race you can put down and pick up
The driving game is now called Road Fury. Races save in the browser, and the garage offers Resume race. Save & exit lets you return later; your fuel, stage, and score continue with the run. Ranked tickets still have their two-hour limit.
The collection’s game controls have also been brought into a shared layout, including clear play options, settings, leave controls, and replay actions.
More reliable Pong audio on phones
Pong received fixes for unlocking sound through touch and recovering audio playback. If you still encounter missing sound, include your phone and browser in a bug report.
Installable play, online Pong, and Snake speeds
BoomWick can be installed from a supported browser, with supported solo games available offline after they have been downloaded. Updates wait so they do not take over a game in progress. Online rooms and leaderboards still need a connection.
Pong gained online play and a lobby matching the other multiplayer games. Snake gained two speed choices, and the card tables switched to traditional card faces for easier reading.
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