We built an arcade — and four more games
Published 2 July 2026
SpecEnvoy has a Games section now. It started as one small flight game and quietly grew into a whole arcade plus four bigger worlds — all free, all running right in your browser, nothing to download.
We make focused, private tools for grown-ups. Games weren't the plan. But it turns out the same things we care about — open a page and it just works, no accounts, no ads, no tracking, kind to a mid-range tablet — make for lovely little games too. So we kept building. Here's what's live.
Glowcade: 28 arcade cabinets in one neon hall
Glowcade is our reimagined arcade — twenty-eight games under one roof. The classics you'd expect (a snake, a falling-blocks puzzler, bubble shooters, brick-breakers) sit next to wave shooters, match-3, memory, 2048-style number fusing, picross pictures, pinball, solitaire, tower defense, and five two-players-on-one-tablet duels for the kitchen table. Every cabinet has levels, power-ups, a synth soundtrack, and both a local and a worldwide leaderboard. Swipe on a tablet, keys and mouse on a desktop.
Four bigger games, if you want more room to move
- Lanternfall — a 3D round-survival game. Night falls on Hollow Mill and the husks come with it, round after round. Board the windows, earn embers, unlock the mill, spin the Lucky Locker and reforge your weapons. Spooky, but deliberately gore-free.
- Sixth Wing — a vertical shoot-'em-up flown over full 3D terrain. Pilot a next-gen fighter that morphs between spread-fire and laser, graze bullets to charge your Hyper, and take back six theatres from the machine fleets.
- RoadEnvoy — open-world driving across two worlds: a stylized Beijing of ring roads and hutong alleys, and the Big Island of Hawaiʻi with volcano climbs and lava-coast runs. Seventeen original machines to collect, from electric hypercars to city buses.
- SkyEnvoy — the flight game that started all this. Take the controls of seventeen aircraft over a low-poly island world: airline runs gate to gate, helicopter sea rescues, water landings, ring races.
Everything you fly, drive and fight is made up
This matters to us, so we'll say it plainly: none of these games use a real aircraft, car, or brand. Every plane, every vehicle, every enemy is an original design, and where we could we generate things with code instead of shipping downloaded assets. Sounds are synthesized in your browser. The one open-source 3D library we use is properly licensed and credited. Each game has its own licensing page if you want to check our working.
Made for the family tablet
These are built to run on a normal 2024 tablet, not a gaming rig — modest download sizes, touch controls that actually work with thumbs, and a language toggle inside each game. They're free because the rest of SpecEnvoy is free, and because a kid should be able to open a link and play without an app store, an account, or an advert in sight.
Pick a cabinet, or take something out for a longer spin.