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Guides, explainers and opinion from the Diemakora team. We write about how browser games work, how to get better at them and how we decide what goes on the site.
Match Game Guide: Look for Chains, Not Only MatchesMatch Game Guide: Look for Chains, Not Only Matches Diemakora news update: Match and bejeweled-style games are easy to understand because the first…
.IO Games Update: Survive First, Score Later.IO Games Update: Survive First, Score Later Diemakora news update: .IO-style games are easy to enter because the rules are usually simple. Grow…
Stickman Spotlight: Simple Art Can Make Action ClearerStickman Spotlight: Simple Art Can Make Action Clearer Diemakora news update: Stickman games use simple character art, but that simplicity can be a…
Creative Games Notes: Design, Dress-Up, and Relaxed PlayCreative Games Notes: Design, Dress-Up, and Relaxed Play Diemakora news update: Creative browser games give players a different kind of fun. Instead…
Cooking Game Table: Orders, Timing, and Creative PlayCooking Game Table: Orders, Timing, and Creative Play Diemakora news update: Cooking games are friendly browser games because they use familiar…
Clicker Report: Upgrades Make Simple Games DeeperClicker Report: Upgrades Make Simple Games Deeper Diemakora news update: Clicker and idle games often begin with one simple action, but the real…
Adventure Watch: Explore More Without Getting LostAdventure Watch: Explore More Without Getting Lost Diemakora news update: Adventure games are built around the feeling of moving forward. The player…
Multiplayer Corner: Why Rematches Make Games BetterMultiplayer Corner: Why Rematches Make Games Better Diemakora news update: Multiplayer games change the feeling of a browser game because another…
Speedrunning Small Games: How to Shave Seconds Off Any LevelSpeedrunning is usually pictured as a marathon: a famous game, hours of footage, a leaderboard contested by a few dozen obsessives. But the mindset…