If you've been following Lemon Web Solutions, you'll know we've been cooking up quite a storm lately. The past week alone has brought some major changes to both our Web Apps and Web Games sections — from a flood of new titles to behind-the-scenes improvements that make the experience smoother and smarter. Let's dive into the highlights.

40+ New Games in Just a Week

Yes, you read that right — over 40 games added within a single week. The library has grown to cover a wide range of classics across different eras: DOS, GBA, SNES, Sega Mega Drive, and even Windows 95.

Some of the biggest highlights include Quake II and the full version of Diablo, both now fully playable on the web with smooth performance. That means no clunky downloads, no endless installs — just click, play, and get lost in the nostalgia (or discover them for the first time).

Tracking What's Popular

We've also reworked the backend to include player and user tracking. Now, each game and app keeps track of how many people have accessed it. This feature isn't just for us to know what's trending — it also helps you see which games are the community favorites.

Since this system is brand new, don't be surprised if the stats look a little low for now. Give it some time, and you'll soon get a clear picture of what's hot and what's hidden gems.

Smarter Navigation with Search

With the game library expanding so quickly, scrolling endlessly to find your favorite title just isn't cutting it anymore. That's why we've added a search function to the Web Games section.

You can now type in the game you're looking for and jump right into the action — no more "where did I see that?" moments. This update is all about making the growing library more accessible and user-friendly.

Yes, We Added Google Ads

Running servers isn't free, and as much as we love sharing these projects with the community, the bills do add up. So, we've rolled out Google Ads across Web Apps and Web Games.

It's nothing too intrusive — but it helps keep the lights on and the servers running, so you can keep enjoying free web-based games without interruptions.

Rotation Prompts for a Better Experience

Ever opened a game on your phone only to find the orientation all messed up? We fixed that.

A rotation prompt now appears where needed — for both regular browsing and gameplay. For games especially, it ensures you're playing them in landscape mode, just as they were designed to be. No more weird squished screens or sideways gameplay.

Behind-the-Scenes UI and CSS Tweaks

Lastly, we've been doing a lot of smaller but important polish across the site. That includes:

It's all part of keeping Lemon Web Solutions not just functional but enjoyable to use.

Final Thoughts

From major content updates like 40+ new games to quality-of-life features like search and orientation prompts, the past week has been one of the busiest for Lemon Web Solutions yet.

If you haven't visited in a while, now's the perfect time to check it out. Whether you're here for nostalgic classics like Quake II and Diablo or just curious about the new interface, there's something fresh waiting for you.