No download, no launcher, no account required to play. Open a tab on a phone, a tablet or a desktop and go. Both are built and hosted by us.
Interlocking word puzzles. Every filled row reads across, every column reads down, and they share a letter where they cross — from a tray of scrambled letters salted with decoys that belong nowhere.
A neon arcade space shooter. Enemies swoop in on curves, settle into a swaying grid, then peel off to dive at you. Motherships every ten waves, bonus stages after.
Small, self-hosted, and deliberately light. Nobody needs a 400 MB download to play a word game.
Scramdle needs no account at all. Neon Strike's is a callsign and a password — we never ask for an email address, so we never hold one.
Both are progressive web apps. Add to your home screen and they open like an app, full screen, no store involved.
Scramdle's backend holds the solution and computes every point. The client never sends a score, which is why the leaderboard means something.
No frameworks and no build step. Neon Strike generates its own music and sound effects in code — there are no audio files to download.