GameStrike

A home for downloaded HTML games

Your games. One console-style home.

Bring the HTML games you download into a local Windows library. Choose a game with a mouse, keyboard or controller, then play in its own window with progress kept separately for each game.

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In development

GameStrike’s PWDS Orange native candidate showing a collection of synthetic sample games. — The game library with a collection of sample games.
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What you
can do.

From download to library

Add a single HTML file or a ZIP game. GameStrike copies it into your library, recognizes repeat imports and leaves the original download alone.

Find your own dashboard

Choose Blades, Original or PWDS Orange, browse your recently played games, and search or sort the collection when it grows.

Choose when a game connects

Games start offline by default. Network play asks first, while each game's own browser profile keeps its saves separate across launches.

In the toolkit.

HTML and ZIP game imports
Mouse, keyboard and controller navigation
Three dashboard styles with remembered preferences
Search and sort by title, added date or recent play
Per-game local saves and storage
Rename games, clear saves or remove library entries

The project,
today.

Current stage: In development
Platform: Windows desktop, using WebView2.

Early, unreleased source build. An installer and signed binary are not available yet. The player is not an operating-system sandbox.

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Inside GameStrike

What you can do.

From download to library

Find your own dashboard

Choose when a game connects

In the toolkit.

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