No downloads, no plugins, no ad network, no login. Every Machu game is one small HTML5 page — which is exactly why it loads on locked-down school and office networks where the big game portals do not.
School and workplace filters rarely block “games” as an idea. They block the machinery around them: third-party ad and tracker domains, the plugin runtimes old portals still ship, heavy video pre-rolls, and domains already sitting on a category blocklist because of the ads they serve.
Machu Games has none of that. Each game is a self-contained HTML file with its own canvas renderer, served straight from machu.games. No advertising SDK, no analytics beacon, no external CDN call, no WebSocket to a game server. Nothing loads except the page you asked for — so there is nothing extra for a filter to object to, and nothing to slow the load down on a shared connection.
To be explicit: this is not a proxy and it is not a way around your network policy. If your administrator has blocked this domain, it is blocked. What is on offer is a games site light enough and clean enough that it usually was never on a blocklist in the first place.
Every game here is built around one input — a tap, a thumb, a drag — and a run that lasts under a minute. You can open one between classes or between meetings, beat your best, and close the tab. Your high scores are kept on the device, so they are still there tomorrow.
There is nothing to unblock. Every game here is a single HTML5 page served from machu.games over normal HTTPS — the same kind of request as any web page. There is no Flash, no Unity plugin, no game-portal ad network and no external CDN, which is what most school and office filters actually look for.
Yes, on any Chromebook where machu.games itself is reachable. The games need nothing beyond a browser tab with HTML5 canvas support, so there is no extension to install and no app store.
No, and we do not recommend using one on a network you do not own. If your network administrator has blocked the domain, the right move is to ask them, not to route around it.
Yes. machu.games is a progressive web app. Once a game has loaded once it is cached on the device and plays with no connection at all — useful on a locked-down or flaky network.
No account, no ads, no interstitials and no third-party tracking scripts. Scores are stored in your own browser's local storage and never leave the device.
Each game is roughly 20 KB of HTML and JavaScript — smaller than a single photo. They load almost instantly even on a saturated school Wi-Fi network.
