About TERAGAMEZ
TERAGAMEZ is a web game portal that collects only very short games — about a minute per round. Waiting for an elevator, one bus stop, the few minutes before a meeting starts. Making games that fit exactly that much time is all this service does.
Every game is built in-house
Every game here was designed and coded by us. We do not embed games made elsewhere, and we are not a link directory.
All games are written in plain Canvas and JavaScript with no game engine, so each one is around 10KB and starts within seconds even on a slow connection. We designed the scoring formula and difficulty curve for each game ourselves, and the actual numbers are published in the "Scoring" section of every game page.
Why one minute
We did not choose short games because they are easy to make. The opposite is true. A game has to teach its rules, give a sense of improvement, and make you want one more round — all within a minute. That leaves no room for filler.
So there are no tutorials. If the first screen does not tell you what to do, we treat that as a design failure. There is no login wall either: tap a game card and it starts.
Records and rankings
Every game has a weekly leaderboard that resets Monday at 00:00 KST. Only your single best score of the week counts, and the previous week's top 3 keep a champion badge.
Only members can register scores. Games played without logging in are stored on your device only and never sent to the server. We never collect real names or phone numbers.
About the ads
This service runs on advertising, but we decided not to use formats that block play. Interstitials never appear automatically between games — they run only when you tap "Watch ad to continue" yourself.
The rest is banners on list and result screens. More ad slots would raise short-term revenue, but for a service people visit to play several one-minute rounds we judged it a net loss.
Who makes this
TERAGAMEZ is run by a single developer who handles game design, development, the site itself, and operations.
New games are added as they are ready. If there is a game you would like to see, or you find a bug, please tell us through the contact page — several improvements came from user reports.