A legal Doom-engine campaign, a tiny Quake-style FPS, a kinetic canvas shooter, and the original open-source 2048. Every game is pinned, attributed, sandboxed, and loaded only after you press launch.
A complete 32-level libre campaign running in the GPL-licensed Dwasm engine, with software rendering, OPL2 music, local assets, and an explicit ~11.4 MiB first launch.
A two-level, three-weapon first-person shooter with procedural textures, spatial audio, enemy AI, and an 18 KB author release.
A vivid space shooter with thirteen enemy types, five power-ups, layered parallax canvases, procedural sound, and session-local stats.
The MIT-licensed sliding-number puzzle, streamlined for an isolated, responsive embed with keyboard, WASD, and swipe input.
Select a cartridge above. Exiting fully unmounts its iframe, animation, audio, and runtime.
These are clearly credited open-source integrations—not portfolio projects I claim to have authored. The engineering here is the careful product integration: route isolation, explicit loading, responsive framing, sandbox permissions, provenance, and lifecycle cleanup.
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