About Cleverushe
What this site is
Cleverushe hosts four games: Drift, Soccer, Meteor Breaker, and Star Defense. Each lives on its own page, loads in well under a second, and starts the moment you press a button. There is no launcher, no lobby, and no tutorial to sit through first.
We built it because most free game sites treat the game as bait. You arrive wanting to play and land on an interstitial, a sign-up wall, or a video ad. We wanted the opposite: open a page, play a game, close the tab.
How it actually works
The site is plain HTML, one stylesheet, and one JavaScript file. There is no framework and no build step, which is why every page is small and why it still works if you download the folder and open it from your desktop with no server running.
A few specifics worth stating, because they are checkable rather than decorative:
- Soccer is a game of timing, not luck. The goalkeeper speeds up by seven per cent for every goal you score, but that speed is capped. Without the cap the keeper would eventually cross the whole goal between two frames, and whether your shot went in would stop being a decision and start being a coin toss.
- Star Defense compares the angle of each incoming orb against the angle of your shield, wrapping correctly around the seam at the back. A threat arriving at just past the top is measured against a shield just before it as being close together, not almost a full turn apart.
- Meteor Breaker pays 20 points for cracking a large meteor and 40 for each of the two small ones it leaves behind, so a big rock fully cleared is worth 100. The small ones are faster and less predictable, and they are priced accordingly.
- Your best scores live in
localStorageunder four keys prefixedcvr_. Clearing your browser data erases them, and so does the Clear button on the home page. They are never uploaded, because there is nowhere to upload them to.
What we deliberately left out
There is no gambling on Cleverushe. Nothing is wagered, nothing is won, and no score converts into money, credit, or a prize. That is a design decision, not a compliance afterthought, and it is why you will not find a virtual currency or a loot box anywhere on the site.
We also left out accounts. Signing in would mean holding your email, which would mean securing it, which would mean explaining what we do with it. Skipping the account skips all three problems.
Today the site carries no advertising and loads no third-party scripts. If that ever changes, the Advertising Disclosure and Privacy Policy get updated in the same change that enables it — not afterwards.
Who runs it
Cleverushe is operated by [Registered Business Name], reachable at [email protected] and at [Street Address], [City], [Province/State], [Postal Code]. The Contact page has a form that drafts an email to that same address in your own mail app.
If something on the site is broken, unclear, or hard to use, writing to us is the fastest way to get it fixed. We read everything that arrives.
Try a game
Start with Soccer if you want something you can pick up in ten seconds, Drift if you want to chase a combo, Meteor Breaker if you want something loud, or Star Defense if you want to last.