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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.
Sports Games Spotlight: Timing, Angles, and Clean AttemptsSports Games Spotlight: Timing, Angles, and Clean Attempts Diemakora news update: Sports browser games turn familiar ideas into quick skill…
3D Browser Games: Camera and Controls Come First3D Browser Games: Camera and Controls Come First Diemakora news update: 3D browser games can make a website feel more modern and immersive, but…
Hypercasual Watch: Why One-Touch Games Stay FunHypercasual Watch: Why One-Touch Games Stay Fun Diemakora news update: Hypercasual games are built around simple actions. Many use one button, one…
Strategy Desk: Think One Move Ahead in Casual GamesStrategy Desk: Think One Move Ahead in Casual Games Diemakora news update: Strategy games do not have to be complicated to be interesting. Even a…
Shooter Briefing: Calm Aim Is Better Than Panic ClickingShooter Briefing: Calm Aim Is Better Than Panic Clicking Diemakora news update: Shooting games can feel intense because many things happen at the…
Racing Garage: Better Turns Beat Blind SpeedRacing Garage: Better Turns Beat Blind Speed Diemakora news update: Racing games look like they are only about speed, but control usually decides…
Puzzle Desk: How to Read a Level Before You MovePuzzle Desk: How to Read a Level Before You Move Diemakora news update: Puzzle games reward patience more than speed. Many players make the first…
Arcade Roundup: Why Short Browser Games Still WorkArcade Roundup: Why Short Browser Games Still Work Diemakora news update: Short browser games remain popular because they respect the player’s time.…
How We Write a Game Page on DiemakoraMost game portals treat the page around a game as packaging: a title, a thumbnail, a sentence copied from the developer and a wall of other…