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“The web used to be fun,” Lara says. “It was geocities, Flash games, forums where people argued about which Pokémon was best. I wanted to bring back that energy—low stakes, high curiosity.”

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LarasPlayground has no infinite scroll, no recommended-for-you section, and no ads. Navigation is deliberately whimsical: a spinning globe menu, a command-line Easter egg, and a “random button” that leads to anything from a 404 page shaped like a sad potato to a surprisingly profound meditation on debugging JavaScript at 2 a.m. “The web used to be fun,” Lara says