People who take play seriously
Games should feel good the moment they start. Xarnovia grew from a simple idea: help people find browser games that respect their minutes and match their mood. Each recommendation comes from hands-on sessions on laptop and phone, not summaries copied from elsewhere. Notes highlight the real feel—controls, restart speed, ad cadence, and where the fun actually clicks. The aim is simple: less guessing, more good play.
About Xarnovia
The project began as a shared spreadsheet between two friends trading links and timing how long it took to reach the "fun" part. Those notes turned into short reviews passed around a school club, then a tiny newsletter with blunt verdicts and quick-start tips. As questions kept arriving—"Does this run well on touch?", "Is the first level too hard for kids?"—the spreadsheet became a living library. What stayed constant was the testing habit: play first, write later, keep the language plain.
These days a small editorial crew rotates through new releases and updates older picks so advice doesn't go stale. Every entry lists inputs, estimated session length, difficulty ramp, and any settings that make life easier. When something misses the mark, it's said plainly; when it shines, the reasons are concrete. The result is a catalogue that helps you choose in seconds and enjoy for longer.
