GozoGozo isn't a brand new site. It's a name with a real history on the French web, one we chose to bring back to life rather than invent a new one from scratch.

A gaming site from the early 2000s

Originally, gozogozo.com was a portal of Flash mini-games, in the style very typical of that era: bright colors, a mascot on the homepage, games presented as handheld LCD console screens. One of those games, Running Jesus, made it through time: it is still referenced and playable today on Flash Museum, a site dedicated to preserving Flash heritage, under the developer name "www.gozogozo.com".

The domain buyback

Years later, the domain changed hands. Rather than starting from scratch with a generic name, the choice was to take over gozogozo.com and give it a purpose again: a real mini-games portal, once more.

The new GozoGozo

This version keeps the visual identity that made the original charming — the yellow frame, the mascot, the "green LCD screen" aesthetic — but with games that are actually playable, coded in HTML5, with no plugin, no install, playable directly in the browser, including on mobile.

The goal is simple: offer short, free, no-fuss mini-games, in a world with a bit of memory behind it rather than yet another generic skin.

What's next?

New games are added regularly. The current catalogue covers logic, memory, speed and general knowledge, and will keep growing.