Games by TS Black

Today's over

One Over

Six balls of cricket, the same six for everyone in India today. About a minute to play.

Free to play - nothing to install

Five games. One click. Any browser.

Built to run straight in Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox, on a computer or a phone. No downloads, no accounts, no plugins. A daily cricket challenge, a Sanskrit reader, a racer, a platformer and a puzzle.

  • 0 MBto download
  • 5complete games
  • 100%runs in the tab

How to play

Race Dash

Accelerate
Up arrow or W
Brake
Down arrow or S
Steer
Left and right arrows, or A and D
Boost
Hold Shift
Pause
P, or Escape

Stay on the tarmac. The grass scrubs your speed off fast, and the traffic does not move out of your way. A connected gamepad works too.

Tic Tac Toe

Place a mark
Click a square, or press 1 to 9
New round
N
Reset score
R
Close a dialog
Escape

The number keys map to the grid the way a numeric keypad does, so 7 is the top left and 3 is the bottom right.

Super Blocko

Move
Left and right arrows, or A and D
Jump
Space, W or up arrow. Hold for a higher jump
Run
Hold Shift
Pause
P, or Escape

Land on an enemy to defeat it, but never on a spiked one. Walk into either and you lose a life, unless you have picked up the power up first. On a phone, tap the Run button to latch running on, since a thumb cannot hold it and jump at once.

Questions

Do I need to install anything?

No. Every game is plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript that runs inside the browser tab. There is no plugin, no runtime and no app store step.

Which browsers work?

Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox, Brave and Opera, on Windows, macOS and Linux. Anything released in roughly the last five years is fine. A keyboard is needed for the racer and the platformer.

Are my scores saved?

Yes, in your own browser only, using local storage. Nothing is uploaded and there is no account. Clearing your browser data clears your best times with it.

Can I play without an internet connection?

Once a game has loaded it keeps running with the connection off, because everything it needs is already in the page. You only need the connection to load it the first time.