All Internet Experiments

How the catalog works

Every card above comes from the site’s canonical game registry. The registry supplies the public title, short description, category, completion estimate, badge, route, publication date, social preview, and discovery relationships. That means the catalog does not maintain a second handwritten list that can drift away from the actual live routes. Search checks titles, descriptions, and topic tags; the category filter uses a small taxonomy based on the games that genuinely exist.

The collection includes personality judgments, generators, audits and reports, social and dating case files, citations and warnings, translators, and court-style decisions. Each game explains its own mechanics before you play. Some ask four quick questions, while Petty Court presents a longer docket and the original judgment has its own standalone flow. The catalog does not label games as trending, most played, or user favorites because the site does not publish data that would support those claims.

Quick, local, and privacy-first

The games are static browser experiences. They require no signup, user profile, backend account, or paid API. Result calculations happen locally where each route describes, and optional names or typed phrases are not sent as Analytics parameters. If you allow Analytics, the site records only anonymous lifecycle events such as starting, completing, sharing, or downloading a game. You can reject optional Analytics and continue playing.

Generated Square and Story cards are drawn on your device. Depending on browser support, you can download, copy, or share the result. Native file sharing and installed-app behavior still depend on the browser and operating system, so the download option remains available as the predictable fallback.