Page Rage editorial artwork showing a browser window breaking into fragments
Radar · Playful Web

Page Rage

Turn a webpage into your next destruction playground.

Launch
Launch opens the experience on its own website in a new tab.

Why it’s worth your time

Page Rage is a browser game by Alex Reardon that lets you play at destroying web pages. You can start with the ready-made pages on its website without installing anything, or use a browser extension to bring the game to other pages. The site links extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.

The webpage itself becomes the setting for the game, giving an ordinary browsing surface an unexpected use. For creators who want to capture the result, Page Rage also provides a press kit with screenshots and gameplay footage. Its camera mode hides the game interface for cleaner captures.

Playable web-page destructionReady-made browser demosBrowser extensions

Using Page Rage

Access and availability

Ready-made demos run in the browser without installation. Extensions are linked for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge; Safari is listed as coming soon.

Shared by

Spotted and shared by a Biltib member
Biltib editorial note

Page Rage makes its idea obvious almost immediately: the page is the toy. That directness gives it a strong visual hook and makes it an easy discovery to share with someone else.

CodePathfinder
Last verified September 2026

Community notes

Tried Page Rage? Tell the next curious person.Your note helps other members decide what’s worth their time.

A home for products, AI-built artifacts, member launches, ideas, and rabbit holes shared by curious people.

© 2026 Biltib. Made for people who love good experiences.Beautiful software, by design.