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A Lost Wraith is a hauntingly beautiful side-scrolling platformer where players guide a wandering spirit seeking peace and closure. With simple controls—left and right arrow keys for movement and spacebar for jumping—the game blends intuitive gameplay with deep emotional storytelling. Players navigate atmospheric environments filled with metaphorical challenges that mirror the wraith's unresolved burdens, all while unraveling its tragic past through environmental cues and a mesmerizing soundtrack. Featuring stunning visuals, dynamic lighting, and a poignant narrative, A Lost Wraith invites players on a journey of reflection and resolution, making it an unforgettable gaming experience. 

Retrohaunt HTML5 Games is a platform that breathes life into the timeless charm of retro gaming, combining classic aesthetics with cutting-edge HTML5 technology. It offers a treasure trove of games inspired by the pixelated visuals, 8-bit soundtracks, and simplistic yet challenging gameplay that defined the golden age of gaming. For fans of vintage arcade experiences, Retrohaunt delivers a modernized take that can be enjoyed seamlessly across devices, from desktops to smartphones. 

When you think of first-person shooters, you usually picture gritty realism, tactical gameplay, or maybe pure chaotic action. But LemonShot flips the formula upside down. This HTML5 browser game isn't just about eliminating your enemies—it's about how cool you look while doing it.

Maze of Space Goblin is an exhilarating game that takes players on a cosmic adventure through a series of challenging mazes. At its heart is the quirky Space Goblin, a mischievous yet determined character with a knack for finding their way out of even the most complex puzzles. Players take control of the goblin, navigating through labyrinthine pathways filled with twists, turns, and unexpected surprises.

If you've ever played Flappy Bird, you'll instantly feel at home with the KL Bird Challenge. But this isn't just another clone. This HTML5 web-based game adds a local twist by bringing Kuala Lumpur's spirit into the spotlight, wrapped in addictive arcade-style gameplay that's as simple as it is frustratingly fun.

In a vibrant reimagining of Kuala Lumpur's skyline, this futuristic hovercraft racing game delivers an electrifying experience as players zoom through the city's iconic landmarks. The Petronas Twin Towers and other architectural marvels become integral parts of the race tracks, blending the city's rich culture with cutting-edge sci-fi aesthetics. Each race unfolds in a neon-soaked metropolis where bright holographic displays and interactive advertisements add a dynamic backdrop, creating a world that feels alive with energy and competition.

Alley Cat is a classic among old computer gamers, where you are a tomcat trying to reach a high score with several mini games and who has to attract a potential mate. Nearly everything is out to prevent you from reaching your goal, though, even other cats.

Abuse is a run and gun video game developed by Crack dot Com and published by Electronic Arts in North America and Origin Systems in Europe. It was released on February 29, 1996, for MS-DOS. A Mac OS port of the game was published by Bungie and released on March 5, 1997. The game's source code, along with some of the shareware content, has been in the public domain since the late 1990s and has been ported to Linux and many other platforms.

It's amazing how far computer games have progressed. But have you ever felt the urge to take a trip back in time and relive the games of the eighties and nineties? Well, i can say i personally enjoyed old games compared to modern games. A javascript version of dosbox was released by @caiiycuk and it is quite impressive as someone manage to port over the whole DOSBOX-SVN to the Javascript. Using this JS, i managed to port over some of the old games and bring it back to live to this website. No emulator, no installation, just browse and play. It is as easy as that. 

It's amazing how far computer games have progressed. But have you ever felt the urge to take a trip back in time and relive the games of the eighties and nineties? Well, i can say i personally enjoyed old games compared to modern games. A javascript version of dosbox was released by @caiiycuk and it is quite impressive as someone manage to port over the whole DOSBOX-SVN to the Javascript. Using this JS, i managed to port over some of the old games and bring it back to live to this website. No emulator, no installation, just browse and play. It is as easy as that.