Leaderboards

Only games we build ourselves can report a score. They run our own code, so when a round ends they send the result back to the site — a third-party game inside an iframe cannot do that, which is why the arcade catalogue has no boards of its own.

Each board ranks one number: the highest score in Block Cascade and Dinosaur Game, and the number of winning rounds in Tic Tac Toe. We keep only your best run per game per day, so a bad round never replaces a good one and refreshing the page does not stack up entries. The week starts on Monday, and last week's results are gone rather than archived.

Players appear under a pseudonym derived from the browser they played in — something like "SwiftOtter". It is stable for you, meaningless to anyone else, and we store no names, accounts or IP addresses. Clear your browser data and you start over with a new pseudonym, which also means a new identity on the board.

Scores are reported by the game, so treat the boards as a bit of fun rather than an official ranking: we filter the obvious nonsense (one entry per player per day, a cap on how often a game can report), but the numbers come from the player's own device.