Most browser games ship 4-12MB of code. We make ours in under 30KB each. Here's the techniques we use, and why size really does matter.
Mobile app stores have ruled casual gaming for a decade. But for short, simple games, the open web is quietly winning back ground. Here's why.
Klondike Solitaire has been studied by mathematicians for decades. Here's what we know about which deals win and which are doomed from the start.
A walk through the technical decisions that keep our portal under 200KB on first load — and why your browser will thank us.
Three filters that decide whether a game makes it onto GerGame, and the questions we ask before publishing a review.
Not every game wants to be your second life. Here are five that get out of the way as soon as you put them down.
From Flash to HTML5, from arcade portals to mobile-first, from open web to walled gardens. A short tour through what got better and what didn't.
It is not because the AI is smart. It is because Tic-Tac-Toe is mathematically solved, and the algorithm to play it perfectly is 60 lines of code.
Most 2048 clones online wrap the original game in three layers of ads. We took the open-source spec and stripped everything else.