Bug

Bug was one of those simple, absorbing games from the Flash era. You would find it on a website, load it up in a few seconds, and be playing immediately. It didn't need a complicated story or fancy graphics to pull you in.

You control a small, round bug with a single goal: get to the exit on each level. The moment-to-moment play is about navigating a maze of platforms and avoiding enemies like spiders and frogs. You move left and right, jump with the up arrow, and the challenge comes from timing your movements to avoid the patrolling creatures. The levels are short, but the difficulty increases steadily as new hazards appear. The game feels tense and focused, a quiet test of precision.