Glaze Games: Play Something Sweet 🧁

I've spent the last year watching my kid try to play free browser games, and the category is broken. You search "kids games" and land on sites that look like 2006 — autoplay sound, fake "claim your reward" buttons, popunders during play, and catalogs that are 90% slot-machine clones wearing cartoon skins. So I built Glaze Games: 45,000+ free browser games, with an editorial bar every title has to clear: • Loads in under 5 seconds on a Chromebook • Works on touch • No gambling mechanics aimed at minors, no mature content, no popunders in the play area • Re-audited daily — anything that breaks gets cut within 24 hours The ranking formula is published openly because the only way to keep a "best of" list honest is to show the math. Editorial picks are hand-played, not scraped from provider metadata. There's a /safe filter, a /school filter, and unblocked-network endpoints — because a huge chunk of the audience is kids on Chromebooks behind district firewalls who can't play anywhere else. Things I'd genuinely love feedback on: 1. Category navigation across a 56K-game catalog — is the IA right? 2. Do the /best lists READ curated vs. SEO-spammy? (They're handmade, but perception is the whole game.) 3. Mobile player chrome — does it get out of the way enough? If you find a broken game, weird ad, or anything sketchy: hello@glazegames.com hits a human inbox same-day. I'd rather hear it than not. Thanks for taking a look.