About this site

What this site is

arianapekary.net is a collection of browser games that are free to play. It is built around a single rule: pressing a game should start a game. There is no sign-up form, no email confirmation, nothing to download, and nothing sold inside the site. Every game runs inside an ordinary browser window, so the same page works on a desktop computer, a tablet or a phone.

The name of the site is simply the domain it is published on. This site does not develop the games it shows and does not represent any person or company. The rights to each game stay with the studio that made it.

Where the games come from and how they are chosen

All games come from the browser-game catalogue this site connects to. We do not upload or modify the games themselves. What we do is decide which games belong here, group them so they can be found, and write our own descriptions to go with them.

Three rules decide what stays. First, a game has to actually run in a browser without extra plugins. Second, the content has to suit players of any age: no realistic violence, no gambling, and no in-game purchases tied to real money. Third, a game that stops opening or disappears from the catalogue is removed rather than left behind as a dead link.

Only categories that contain games

A category page exists here only when there are games inside it. Empty categories are never turned into pages, because a page that opens to nothing wastes the reader's time. The number shown under each category name is counted from the live catalogue, not written by hand to look larger.

What this site deliberately does not do

We do not show star ratings or player counts, because we do not collect those numbers ourselves and cannot show that they came from real players. There are no accounts, so there is no field anywhere asking for personal details. A game starts only after the visitor presses the start button; nothing plays sound or animation on its own.

Standards we hold ourselves to

Colours and text on this site are checked against level AA of the WCAG guidelines published by W3C, and page speed is measured with the Core Web Vitals metrics collected from real visitors' devices. Both are public standards that anyone can re-test, rather than claims that only we can verify.

If you want to tell us something, the channels are listed on the contact page, and data handling is described under privacy.