The best art pleases some people and upsets others, and in the end makes everyone feel something.
(maybe)

#3 I try to make each new game more backwards-compatible than the last, since I'm constantly learning more about the web platform. Unlike other systems, on kbz.se newer games will probably work _better_ on old hardware/browsers and not the opposite (unfinished page about this: kbz.se/compatibility)

#2 I'm planning a way to download the games as single HTML files containing all code and assets (graphics, music, etc), so you can open it locally in your web browser, without needing the kbz.se server at all. (Episode 3 of This Is (NOT!) A Car Club exists in this form so far: kbz.se/download)

My current answer to 3 points above are: #1 kbz.se doesn't collect cookies other than save data for the games. (kbz.se/cookiepolicy)

I can't promise I'll change this, but I want to try to be a better example myself with kbz.se, and hopefully influence others to want to be a better example too. It's not impossible, and it's not even hard to do the opposite of what the majority does. You just have to care about being good.

Det är också därför jag gör skitfula spel. De är inte fula för att jag försöker göra snygga spel men misslyckas med det (det är absolut inte därför), utan det är meningen att de ska se ut så.

The game "This Is (NOT!) A Car Club" has revolutionized culture and most of its graphics is AI generated in some way (although the vast success may be despite of this fact and not because of it...)

Look at this face and tell me you're not mouthing "cultural impact" under your breath when you see it

My games are much more appreciated on Neocities, a site for creating websites, than on itch.io, a site for creating games... I guess it's the focus on visuals and the focus on just creativity for the sake of itself that makes my work suit Neocities?