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Email zombies chew through your new tab page. You are a coffee cup with a bag of beans. Hold them off for 60 seconds. Open a new tab. The page looks normal for about a second. Then something punches a hole through it and climbs out. New Tab Zombies is a 60-second game that lives on your new tab page. Little pixel-art email zombies break in through the page and march on the one thing you care about: a coffee date sitting in your calendar. You are a coffee cup. You throw coffee beans at them. That is the entire game. HOW IT PLAYS - Arrow keys move the cup. Space throws a bean. - Zombies take three beans. They do not chase you, they just walk at your coffee date and do not stop. - Anything they walk past on the way gets eaten - the search bar, the shortcuts, the logo. Real holes, permanently. It costs you nothing. It just looks terrible. - At 30 seconds, the deadline mail arrives: fat, slow, and it takes six beans. - The last five seconds are the inbox rush. - Survive the minute and your coffee date is safe. Back to work. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO - No account, no sign-in, no ads. - No permissions requested at all. - Nothing leaves your machine. - It replaces your new tab page. That is the whole extension, and it is the only thing it touches. The shortcuts on the page are ordinary links and still work - click one and it opens, chewed or not. Built in Unity.
Sep 18, 2026
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