3Q Tools

3Q Games
Two games, no account

The tools live next door. Same house rules on this side: nothing to sign up for, nothing sent anywhere, no meter running and nothing that stops you halfway to ask for an email.

Play Human or AI? Why a games page on a tool shop

Playable right now

Neither game contacts a server. Pull the network cable after the page loads and both still finish.

Human or AI?

Ten short passages. Half were written by people between 1901 and 1922, half by a language model in 2026. Say which.

  • Every passage is cited: title, author, year, and a link to the source
  • Model passages are labelled by generation year and by whether they were asked to sound human
  • The result card is drawn in your browser as a PNG — no upload, nothing to share back to us
  • Ten questions, about three minutes
  • English · free · no account
Free no sign-up
Play

崇祯：十七年 in Chinese

Nine scenes from the last seventeen years of the Ming dynasty. Every choice has an aftermath; the dynasty does not survive, but the people in it might.

  • Opens with the purge of the eunuchs, the platform audience, the abolition of the post stations
  • Runs through the 1629 raid, Yuan Chonghuan's trial, the famine campaigns, the ten-point net
  • One run takes 35–50 minutes; starting over is a different road
  • Ends with a one-line verdict, in four tiers
  • Simplified Chinese · free · no account
Free no sign-up
Play (中文)

Why there is a games page on a tool shop

Because the same person makes both, and both keep the same promise.

1

Nothing is sent out

Neither game has a place to send data to. This is not a promise about our intentions — it is the absence of a request. Unplug the network and check.

2

No reason to come back tomorrow

No daily streak, no energy bar, no "share to unlock". You finish it and close the tab. That is the whole design, and it is on purpose.

3

Separate doors

If you came for the PDF tool, no game is going to slide into the page and interrupt you. If you came to play, nothing stops you at the ending to ask for $16.99.

About "next": A second Chinese game is being written. There is no release date, so no date is printed here. While this page has two games on it, it will not pretend to have more — the third one appears in the list above only once it can actually be finished.