WASM Arcade browser game guides
WASM Arcade guides help you protect browser-game progress, diagnose loading problems and plan puzzle moves. Start with the problem below; each guide explains the steps, sources and limits of its checks. Wasmarcade is an independent directory, and the named providers manage the games and their saves.
By WASM Arcade editorial team · Guide index updated . Individual guides keep their own update and verification dates.
Browser game saves: What Favorites keeps and how to protect progress
Understand what Favorites keeps, how provider game saves differ, and what to check before clearing data or changing devices.
Updated · Sources and check scope included
Browser game won't load? Check where startup stopped
Separate a working guide, an opened player and responsive gameplay. Diagnose loading stalls, missing input and save risks before resetting.
Updated · Sources and check scope included
Does saving a favorite save your game?
No. Favorites on WASM Arcade store links to game pages in this browser; they do not store worlds, scores or puzzle progress. Recently launched records which players you opened, even if a game did not finish starting. Neither list is a backup of the provider’s game data.
Before deleting site data or changing devices, look for the game’s own save, export, account or stage-code options. The browser game saves guide separates directory records from provider records. MDN’s localStorage documentation explains that browser storage belongs to a document’s origin and can persist across sessions; persistence does not make it a backup. MDN’s storage and eviction reference also explains why browser-managed data can be removed, including through browser settings.
What should you check when a browser game will not load?
Identify the last visible step: the directory cover, a provider frame, a loading screen or a game scene. A rendered frame confirms less than a deliberate input that changes the game state. Record the exact symptom before refreshing or changing settings.
Read the page’s launch instructions, then check the named provider and the controls for that version. For keyboard games, select the game area before testing a simple movement. If a loading percentage stops, note the percentage and how long it remained unchanged. The loading troubleshooting guide explains how to compare the directory and provider without assuming a blank frame has a single cause. Protect any existing progress before clearing storage.
How do you plan a move in Bloxorz?
Track both the block’s position and its orientation, then plan backward from the exit. A route can reach the right area with the block facing the wrong way. The Bloxorz: how to plan the block’s orientation guide uses an original diagram, a state table and worked examples to explain those decisions.
The Coolmath Games Bloxorz instructions describe the arrow-key movement, square exit hole, switches and fragile orange tiles. Use those rules alongside the worked example, and check your embedded version before relying on a stage code or a control. This starting guide is not a complete solution to every level.
How to use the game guides
Each WASM Arcade game page identifies its provider and lists the controls for that version. Read its source and verification notes before assuming that a control, save feature or mobile mode works in every browser. The editorial method explains how the rules and testing scope are checked.
Sources establish the browser behavior or game rules they describe; they do not certify every embedded player. Loading, control response, saving and a complete playthrough are separate checks. Include the game-page URL, provider, browser, device and last successful step when sending a problem report.