This site is a personal, ad‑free project created to preserve and play a curated collection of classic Java applets.
If you’re having trouble with a game, you can reach me at [email protected]. Replies may be slow since this is a personal side project.
Yes. The site is completely free to use; no ads, no login. Just pick a game and play.
No. Everything runs through modern browser‑based emulation (CheerpJ).
Most were recovered manually through the Wayback Machine or extracted from the Flashpoint archive. Jump was originally extracted from herb3k/herbert3000 and then modified further to ensure full compatibility with this site.
They're largely the original Java applets with minimal adjustments in the code. In some cases, broken assets or scripts were repaired or replaced.
Most games are complete, but some levels or assets have been lost to time.
These are the Java games I personally grew up with and remember most fondly.
Unfortunately, there are no plans to expand the collection beyond what’s already here. However, the game you’re looking for may be available in the Flashpoint archive.
The site does not directly allow this but zooming in using the built-in browser options helps. Zoom in as needed and refresh the browser.
Audio can drift out of sync when the page sits idle too long or after returning from another browser tab. Refresh the webpage.
The games on this site work properly on Windows and Mac.
On ChromeOS, certain keys don’t register unless another key is already held. For example, pressing the space bar won’t work unless you’re holding a different key first.
Space Bar Failure on ChromeOS
Area Flat 3
Jump
Robobombo
Rollin'
Super Cupid
Super Dino
Super Kid
Super Mouse
Tank Hunter
WASD Failure on ChromeOS
Soccer Slime
Slime Volleyball