neal.fun

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neal.fun is a website full of small, clever browser projects by programmer and designer Neal Agarwal. Some are games, some are visual explainers and some are pure internet whimsy, and they all run in your browser with nothing to install. It is the kind of site people share in group chats, teachers put on classroom screens and everyone loses an afternoon to. Agarwal started the site in 2017 while he was a student at Virginia Tech, and several of his projects have become viral hits. The Password Game, released in 2023, turns choosing a password into an increasingly absurd puzzle and has been played millions of times. Infinite Craft, released in 2024, is a sandbox where you combine elements to discover new ones, and it later came to iOS and Android. Other favorites put huge numbers into perspective, like Spend Bill Gates' Money and The Size of Space. Agarwal calls many of these web toys: small, polished ideas that are easy to try and hard to put down. Highlights: • The Password Game, a puzzle where the password rules keep getting stranger • Infinite Craft, an endless crafting game built on combining elements • Spend Bill Gates' Money, a shopping spree that makes extreme wealth tangible • The Deep Sea and The Size of Space, scrolling explainers about scale • Draw a Perfect Circle, a deceptively simple test of your hand • Internet Roadtrip, a crowd-steered drive through Street View • I'm Not a Robot and dozens more interactives, with new ones added over time Everything on neal.fun is free to play in a web browser on desktop or mobile, with no account required. Infinite Craft is also available as an app for iOS and Android.

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