畅玩最棒的 AI 制作
浏览器游戏

免费在浏览器中游玩的 3D 宝可梦幸存者游戏：操纵初代 151 只宝可梦击退野生宝可梦群，进化队伍、释放终极技能并挑战联盟。

Three.js 打造的开放公路驾驶游戏：自由巡航，也能挑战计时检查点、冲刺与漂移赛事，与 AI 车流一较高下。

纯 HTML5 复古街机赛车：伪 3D 公路、程序化像素画风与芯片音乐，一秒回到 80 年代。

马里奥赛车风格的卡丁车竞速，完全由 Three.js 构建，所有素材均为程序化生成。

Three.js 打造的 F1 赛车游戏：车辆、赛道、材质与音效全部由 AI 生成。

免费《龙珠Z》题材幸存者like同人游戏，GBA 像素风，支持在线合作，浏览器直接玩。

吸血鬼幸存者风格的竞技场射击：操控小飞船自动开火，在虫群中生存并击败 Boss，手机也能玩。

经典贪吃蛇与弹幕生存的融合：每一段蛇身都会自动开火，越打越长的霓虹弹幕地狱。

坦克世界风格的装甲战斗模拟器：220 辆载具、33 张可破坏地图，Three.js 与 Vite 构建。

雨夜赛博朋克香港：驾车与飞行穿梭霓虹都市，程序化生成的巨型城市任你探索。

3D 行星毁灭沙盒：用各种武器轰碎低多边形星球，尽情释放破坏欲。

真实落沙物理的方块掉落益智游戏：引导沙粒流入匹配的容器，免费闯关。

1920 年代宣传画风格的剧情点击游戏：建立地下运动、躲避密探、点燃革命。

治愈系放置水族馆：收养鱼儿、布置缸景、静静观赏，无需注册，手机可玩。

温馨虚拟宠物游戏：孵化一只小家伙，给它取名、喂食、陪它成长。

比特币人生模拟：从 2013 年以来的任意月份开始，用 50 万美元实现退休梦想。

每天生成一只新像素生物：竞拍、收集、补全图鉴，Claude Code 打造的日更收藏游戏。

如果俄罗斯方块的世界是圆的？与 AI 共同创作的球形地球俄罗斯方块。

看截图猜游戏发售年份：把游戏按时间线排序，每日挑战模式等你刷新纪录。

在字母网格中连接相邻字母拼出英文单词，字母越多、速度越快，得分越高。

鸟类爱好者的每日地理游戏：看鸟照、猜地点、落图钉，五题一局。

免费 5×5 灯光谜题（Lights Out 玩法），每日新题，无需注册，手机友好。

猫咪驾驶机器人的解谜平台游戏：每关都要决定“谁听谁的”，创意十足。

在 Three.js 呈现的京都山谷中，跟随一只猫哲学家的脚步悠闲漫步的治愈系探索游戏。

乘船漫游日本河谷四季：程序化生成的风景、实时昼夜光照与生成式音乐。

毛线星球漫步游戏：抱着线轴走过铅笔素描风小星球，用毛线留下足迹，支持多人。

Claude Opus 5.5 用代码从零重建《宝可梦 红》：精灵、地图、战斗特效与音乐全部程序生成。

第一人称写实深海下潜：从甲板一路下潜到 4000 米深渊平原，Web 引擎打造。

横跨一万两千年的人生模拟器：从公元前一万年出生到遥远未来，体验不同时代的一生。

免费回合制 4X 文明游戏：建城、科研、扩张，一路从古代发展到太空时代。

台湾乡村开放世界：72 岁的秀琴阿嬷骑车做任务、大闹乡间的爆笑开放世界游戏。

以台北为原型的开放城市：骑机车或开车穿梭街道、送外卖、自由漫游，浏览器即可运行。

经典扫雷的现代化版本：标准与自定义棋盘、安全首击、无猜测可解关卡设计。

卡牌驱动的农场生存游戏：在艰难的年月里守护一家人的生计，紧张感十足。

面向手机的可爱冒险游戏：序章、多区域探索、合成、实时战斗与 Boss 战一应俱全。

星际火狐风格的 3D 轨道射击：Three.js 打造，Claude Code × Opus 5.5 开发，关卡程序化生成。

合金弹头风格的横版射击：HTML5 Canvas 与原生 JS 打造，程序化像素美术，爽快 run-and-gun。

A multiplayer browser flight simulator famously vibe-coded in a weekend with Cursor and Grok 3 — now a full open world with other players, planes and chaos, reportedly earning thousands per month.

A cute 3D farming playground where you play a chicken: collect golden eggs, hatch chicks and explore a bright, chunky low-poly farm with classic WASD controls.

A first-person zombie battle royale in your browser: team up or go solo and survive waves of the undead in fast multiplayer matches.

A 2048-style merge puzzle where identical flowers bloom into bigger blossoms — built in about 2 hours by a non-programmer using pure conversation with Claude.

Winner of the Ray Vibe Awards: pilot a quantum supergun whose recoil blasts you across the screen — unpredictable, ridiculous and completely satisfying bullet-hell physics chaos.

A Ray Vibe Awards honorable mention: become a living sword that ricochets between enemies — simple, original and hypnotically satisfying once it clicks.

A Ray Vibe Awards honorable mention: rover racing powered by the setting sun — fast, smooth momentum in a gorgeous low-poly desert as daylight fades.

A roguelite action RPG set in the Sibling Suns universe: dive into procedurally escalating missions, stack upgrades and unravel the story of a shadowy agency.

A retro Galaxian-inspired space shooter made in just three AI prompts — blast waves of aliens in pure nostalgic arcade chaos.

SHITle is a free browser word-ladder puzzle: change one letter per move, always forming a valid four-letter English word, to reach the target word in as few moves as possible. It has a daily puzzle and a separate practice mode.

A free daily browser word-ladder puzzle: change one letter per move to make valid three-letter English words and reach PEE in as few moves as possible.

A Chinese-language browser mini-game for two people sharing one phone, taking turns guessing how the other will order a McDonald's meal.

An asynchronous 3-on-3 card battle where you write card descriptions in 30 characters or fewer and decide the order of three cards to compete. You can try the free tutorial right away without an account.

A free in-development browser demo where you merge Wood, Fabric and Food materials to craft treats, beds and toys for a cat named Cream.

Juego narrativo en el que eres la webcam de un dev en Lima: eliges A o B escena por escena entre 2019 y 2026 para no agotar tus medidores de energía, plata, carrera y vida.

A browser roguelike where you build a ship out of hex parts, haul cargo between planets, and fight off raiders on the way.

A free HTML5 arcade game where you collect sweets and dodge hunters across changing Halloween scenes, unlocking ten characters with their own skills.

A low-poly 3D tower defense game in a single HTML file: build and upgrade towers on stone pads to defend a seaside fortress against 15 waves of enemies, then endless mode.

A browser RTS set on the Ukrainian steppe in 1648: build a Cossack town, gather resources, train infantry, cavalry and field guns, and destroy the rival town halls.

A browser-based multiplayer first-person shooter built with Three.js and WebGL2, with procedurally generated assets and bot matches; npm run dev serves it locally and it is playable at workmelt.com.

A browser-based physics party sports game with Padel 2v2, Squash 1v1 and Mayhem 8v8 modes, filling empty slots with bots. Free to play and playable with keyboard, controller or on mobile.

Rift Rumble is a free HTML5 fantasy card brawler for 2–6 players. Each of the 32 fighters has a 30-card deck, and players attack, build shields, heal and combine abilities to be the last one standing. Matches can be joined online by room code or played pass-and-play on one computer. There is no solo opponent, so at least one other player is needed.

Your Path to Wealth is a bilingual (Arabic and English) financial personality quiz game where players make choices in 8 real-life financial scenarios. The game analyzes your spending and saving style and provides personalized suggestions including investment paths, savings plans, and a 30-day challenge.

A browser-based six-a-side football management game built around a sticker album: open packs, collect 260 players across five tiers, set your six on a tactics board, play matches live with penalties and free kicks, and go through league and cup seasons with promotion and relegation. Free to play, no ads or timers, saves stay in the browser.

JUICE is a free browser-based 3D open-world survival driving simulation in which you pilot a sentient wheeled smartphone crawler across a house scaled up to continental proportions. Your battery percentage serves at once as health, fuel and currency; surfaces such as slick linoleum and dense shag carpet change rolling resistance and energy drain, and book ramps allow regenerative braking. It offers three modes: an endless arcade drift survival mode, an educational reading/phonics lab, and a five-act narrative campaign with three rival factions. It runs on desktop (keyboard, mouse, gamepad) and mobile (touch wheel or D-pad, gyroscope tilt steering) with no downloads or logins.

A browser card game based on a regional variant of Bura, played against bots, with a guided tutorial for newcomers.

A free browser horror game where a hooded stranger knocks at 3:03 each night, enters your apartment and changes one object; you must spot what changed and answer his questions across 7 nights with 5 endings.

Ilha isométrica jogável no navegador: movimente uma personagem 2D em 8 direções por uma ilha pintada, com parar, andar, correr, deslizar e lançar bola de fogo.

A browser game where you review an AI builder named CX-417 as it turns your idea into a web page in real time; you approve, push back, or stop its work, and each choice branches toward one of seven endings.

GeoShift is a free browser-based arcade reflex game where you align your entity's color, shape, and jump height to pass through incoming obstacle gates.

A free browser-playable fantasy card game where you build a deck from two of eighteen mix-and-match realms, with 800+ cards and AI, hot-seat and ranked modes.

A browser idle game where you click for dopamine, hire Unpaid Interns and buy upgrades like Premium Self-Worth. Prestiging first grants Regret, which can later be traded for Indifference, while automation gradually takes over purchases, reward claims and prestige itself.

A browser-based 3D tidy-up game about cleaning up spaces, built by an individual developer entirely with Claude over about three days and hosted on Unity Play.

I made TikTok, except every swipe is a game you can actually play

A free medieval tower defense game that runs entirely in the browser. You defend your village gate against enemy waves, then go on the offensive to conquer 20 villages across two realms, building and upgrading four tower types, using three powers, and investing in permanent Forge upgrades. Available in English and French, portrait-first for mobile and also playable on desktop.

Gravity Coin Flip – a medieval puzzle-platformer where every coin flips gravity. 100 rooms, free in browser (desktop & mobile)

A free browser beat 'em up inspired by a viral video of a Nice game shop clerk defending his storefront: 12 waves, 11 moves, 8 passives, 3 bosses, 3 ults, in EN/FR/RU, also available on Android.

AI Race Tycoon is a pixel-art browser tycoon game where you build an AI startup from a garage: train models, launch products, hire a team, set prices, take investor money and handle the crises your choices create. Every launch is reviewed by critics after your AI answers a real user. A cozy 3D mode lets you walk your street and visit the yearly AI Expo. The demo covers the first three eras; the full game goes to space. 9 languages, browser saves, no sign-up.

The Last Lighthouse - hold back the fog with a single beam of light (free demo, plays in browser)

A browser-based open-world MMORPG inspired by classic FFXI-style play, with quests, dungeons, monsters and gear, released open source (MIT) with self-hosting instructions.

A medieval-themed tower defense game developed by a solo creator, shown in a post about the catapult throw animation. It is free to play in the browser on itch.io.

A tiny free arcade game for the GBA, originally made for a weekend game jam over 10 years ago and now ported with the agb framework. It can be downloaded or played in a browser on its itch.io page.

A cozy 3D co-op farming game for two, played in the browser: plant and harvest crops, raise animals, craft, and grow a valley together in real time.

A browser maze-chase game where a beagle eats biscuits across 36 mazes while dodging enemies; every model, texture and sound is generated in code with three.js.

Pixel Pizza is a small browser game about AI agent workflows: you run a pizza shop help desk while a Telar graph processes tickets node by node across eight staged levels, plus a bonus kitchen puzzle.

Cinderbelt is a browser-based top-down 3D space game where you mine asteroids, trade, build your own ship from parts on a grid, explore an endless procedural universe, and fight part-based pirate ships.

A free multiplayer .io cell-eating game that can be played in the browser, also available as a Claude Code plugin pane beside your prompt.

A free browser-based daily guessing game where players estimate an animal's global population, adult weight and lifespan with color-coded feedback, plus practice animals and a short archive. No download or account needed; works on desktop and mobile.

Tube Dude is a one-touch arcade browser game where you play the wacky inflatable tube man outside a business: hold to blow air so he stands up, drag to lean, and flail his head into each customer's ring before they walk past. Each level is a new client, and chaining sales into streaks earns bonus commission spent on boosts and new styles in the Supply Closet. Levels are generated and get harder over time; it runs in any browser on phone or desktop with no download or sign-up, saves progress on the device, and offers optional Google sign-in to sync progress between devices.

Spellblunder is a free 3D wizard game that runs in the browser. Players mix elements into spells and the spells often backfire, in the style of Magicka. It includes a five-chapter campaign, an arena, online co-op and duels, bots, and supports six languages. Desktop only, keyboard and mouse.

A free daily word puzzle where you move from a starting four-letter word to a target word by changing one letter at a time, trying to reach it in as few moves as possible.

A vibecoded wildlife experience game where players interact with animals in a simulated ecosystem; playable directly in the browser via a hosted preview build.

I made this game with the new Gemini TTS, it generates the voices from a description and has really warm inflection

A 2D arcade paragliding game in which the player completes a course under a strict instructor, then flies cross-country to find thermals and climb under clouds without bombing out. Set in Poland, playable in English, with a free browser demo on itch.io.

A free browser card game built by an individual developer, featuring card-duel mechanics, a hard AI opponent using hidden-information search, online multiplayer via Firebase, a guided tutorial and a phone-first interface. No signup needed to play.

Grimoire Workshop is a cozy scrapbooking game where you bind your own grimoire and decorate every page by hand. Choose your materials, bind the book, and then fill it with herbal notes, spell pages, potion recipes, stickers and handwriting, at your own pace and with no timers, goals or fail states.

A free daily word game where you get a secret word and your AI (ChatGPT or Claude) does not: you show the word with photos of the real world and the AI guesses, with six shots, hot/cold temperature hints, and a spoiler-free result grid.

A persistent solo browser RPG where you explore a world, pick among eight classes, gather and craft equipment and fight in AI arenas. Free desktop development playtest with guest progress; heavy AI assistance in code and artwork.

A browser wakeboarding prototype inspired by SNOWFLOW: you ride behind a towboat, carving with A/D or mouse, holding Space to load up and releasing on the wake to pop tricks, with sliders (F1) for waves, wake size and boat speed.

A free daily cybersecurity/IT puzzle game with six puzzles per day, plus 15 themed tracks of 50 levels each, playable in the browser with no signup.

A free browser game that mixes Wordle-style word guessing with trivia: wrong guesses trigger trivia rounds, and each failed run grants a key power-up for the next attempt, all framed as an employee assessment for a mysterious company.

A free browser god game where you watch over tribes that invent their own languages and religions and advance through 45 eras, with nothing scripted.

A browser game where you build Power by lifting weights, time a throw meter to send an egg into one of 7 zones, then sprint home ahead of a giant wave. Hatched eggs become blocky pets that earn cash while you are away.

A browser multiplayer tag game where one Chaser hunts runners crossing between two safe zones; runners must complete three crossings without being caught, tagged players go down for 8 seconds and can be revived or become Chasers, with momentum movement and sideways dashes.

A browser sandbox game inspired by Worldbox, made by a father and his 11-year-old son using Claude, where players build and experiment with their own world.

Figlings is a free single-player auto-battler made by a solo developer who missed Clash Mini; it runs in the browser on phone or computer with no install, and currently offers single-player progression only (no online yet).

musiCart is a small browser game where you draw your own cartridge cover, enter a seed, and listen to the music it generates.

Code Story is a Chinese pixel narrative adventure web game and a playable vibe coding introductory tutorial. Players and AI partner Xiao A complete a commission in Star Lantern Town to fix the milk tea shop's ordering system, experiencing dialogue, exploration, and 44 interactive exercises across five chapters and 27 main areas, learning concepts in the development process. Single-player, Simplified Chinese, supports PC and mobile, no account required, can save locally and export/import progress.

Civitas is a browser-based multiplayer city builder built with three.js on the client and an authoritative TypeScript simulation server over WebSockets. Players buy and manage land parcels, zone land, build roads and set tax rates; citizens are simulated individually, living where they spawned, finding the nearest job on the connected road network, commuting daily, and paying income tax to the parcel owner where they work and property tax to the owner where they live. It runs in the browser and can also be self-hosted via the repository.

A browser-based chess game with a pirate skin; play against the Stockfish engine or a friend on the same device, with music, sound effects and character voices.

An illustrated multi-agent village strategy game. Set objectives; residents gather, build, upgrade and recruit. Battle, inspect decisions and test AI agents. No API key required.

A browser-based 2D rhythm runner platformer inspired by Geometry Dash, with six levels, cube/ship/UFO modes and LocalStorage progress saving.

A short 2D bullet-heaven / bullet-hell arcade game made in about two hours, playable in the browser.

A free turn-based strategy browser game where you place Indian dishes on a grid, capture opponents' tiles and trigger chain reactions. Supports online private rooms, local play and AI opponents at multiple difficulty levels.

A free browser-based U2 trivia party game: up to four players join from their phones by scanning a QR code, or one person can play solo on the screen. It includes 364 questions across Casual Fan and Deep Cuts, a Name That Song round with 171 clips, an album-cover zoom round, a who-said-it round, and a three-round tournament mode, hosted by an AI-voiced MacPhisto on a ZOO TV stage.

A free browser card game where every card is a real species. Players open booster packs, collect animal cards with photos, facts and observation maps, trade with friends and complete daily challenges; card rarity follows the IUCN Red List, from Least Concern to Extinct.

A free-to-play browser NASCAR-style stock car racing game in early access, featuring a ranked and safety rating system, cautions, dynamic tracks and tyre wear, with keyboard, controller and wheel support.

A free browser boxing game with an interactive tutorial, online matchmaking (NPC fills in when no players are online), a practice mode, win-streak bounties, and a spectator lobby.

Heresy Blocks is a dark-themed block-falling puzzle game with RPG progression elements. Players must climb the Tower of Heresy, which has 100 cursed guardians. Each guardian interferes with your board in different ways, such as spear storms, flame meteors, darkness, poison cells, or flipping the entire stack. In addition to falling blocks, you can use actions and ammo during battle, such as freezing guardians, burning their life, clearing top rows, or slowing time. Regular battles yield coins and experience and let you climb the leaderboard. Strengthen yourself through loot boxes and forging (up to divine rarity), build fortresses for permanent bonuses, and unlock skills, perks, and actions. There are also companions and two upgradeable bonus mini-games. No registration required; start as a guest and bind an account later to save progress.

PokeVillain is an unofficial Pokemon fan game played in the browser, where you join one of five villain syndicates instead of playing the hero, catch and train Pokemon, run jobs for your Boss and climb ten ranks from Recruit to Right Hand. It includes Kanto locations, gyms and the Elite Four, a 273+ entry Gen 1-2 dex, expeditions, fossil revival, a dojo gauntlet, raids, Silph Tower floor contests, and live PvP duels with a ranked ladder.

A browser-based cellular automaton sandbox that extends Conway's Game of Life: cells evolve through a configurable 1–31 color spectrum, spawn moving spores and compete for territory, with live rule sliders and a 3D "tower" mode that stacks each generation as height. Everything runs from a single self-contained index.html with no build step.

A voxel hide-and-seek game where players can use a voxel editor to shape their own disguises and change their form in real time during chases, while hunters rely on sight, sound, and weapons to find the hiders.

A Flappy-style pixel arcade game where you fly an Andean condor, collect 5 Inti coins to enter the "ULTRA ANDES" mode, and chase the global TOP CONDORES leaderboard.

Um shoot'em-up retrô 16-bit que roda no navegador, com estética neon, tiro automático, power-ups e chefe com padrões de ataque.

A tiny single-file watercolor canvas game: water the garden, find five hidden gems in each of the four seasons, and unlock a birthday message.

A small collection of phone-friendly browser games invented by a five-year-old and built with Claude Code, playable free at games.vreshch.com with no install or account.

HIGH PRIOR is a narrative political sim in which you run for district council in the walled city of Bulwark and inherit your mother's ledger. Each week you spend actions and stamina at your desk, pick places on the map, hear out your staff, and build speeches and debate lines from sentence cards; what you promise becomes a bill you must later face. The current build is a free browser playtest covering roughly the first 30 to 40 minutes.

A wrestling promoter simulation where you run a fictional wrestling company instead of wrestling matches: book cards, manage rosters, heel/face turns, story arcs, belts and finances across an in-game year. A free browser demo covers the first six in-game months.

Paint Runner is a browser platformer where you throw paint on a black-and-white world; each color gives surfaces a power (blue bouncy, red fast, green wall-walking, yellow shrink, purple portals), and monsters follow the same rules. It has 45 short levels, no checkpoints, and leaderboards, and is free to play with optional Google sign-in to save progress.

A free, browser-based retro grid-based dungeon crawler inspired by Wizardry, Bard's Tale and Ultima III. Exploration uses a classic first-person view, while ranged attacks and combat switch to a top-down planar view. Built entirely in HTML/JavaScript/CSS, with no downloads, sign-ins or ads, and a quickstart guide available on itch.io.

A free hot air balloon browser game made by a solo developer, playable directly in the browser with no installation required.

A 30-day gas-station management sim where you set the pump price against a rival across the street, buy fuel at a moving wholesale price, stock the shop and cover a bill every week.

A multiplayer drawing and guessing game where each player may only draw with one continuous line, playable free in the browser on PC and mobile, with a local pass-the-phone mode.

A browser push-your-luck forging game: keep a sword in a soul flame to earn shards, pull at the last moment for a perfect temper, and spend earnings on stacking upgrades across three forges.

Three browser games built with Claude Opus 5.5 and three.js — a neon arena shooter, a 1v1 fighting game, and a first-person sniper mission — all playable online with no installation.

A free browser-based artillery game inspired by Iron Nest, in which the player fires shells at targets.

Pactwalker, a free Bleach-inspired browser game

Hollowmere is a free browser MMO in early development, inspired by Dark Age of Camelot. Players create a character in one of the game's realms and explore a persistent online world. The developers are building it in the open, letting community members submit prompts that are turned into game content.

Nut Sort: Workshop Islands — free browser puzzle; feedback on bolt selection and early levels

A short satirical French-language adventure game about the autumn 2026 French student protests and the 2027 presidential election, played across four pencil-sketch levels in about ten minutes.

A browser-based football career mode game: pick a club, manage the squad, transfers, youth academy and press conferences, sim through the season, or play in player mode. Saves use the browser's local storage with an export button.

A free 1-bit retro gothic survival RPG playable in the browser: you are an ordained exorcist crossing 8 circles of torment with limited revolver ammo and remedies, ending in a multi-phase boss fight.

A free turn-based roguelike played in the browser: you lead a pirate crew through a ship sector by sector, exploring tiles, fighting enemies and collecting upgrades. Runs on desktop and mobile with touch controls, in English and Spanish, and is still in development (v0.15).

A free browser tank battle game by a solo developer, updated to v0.10. Each battle starts with a clear objective banner (capture the flag point, escort a convoy, or destroy more enemies), and the capture point is marked with a distance indicator that sticks to the screen edge when off-screen. It adds a draggable minimap showing terrain, rivers, roads, capture points, allies and spotted enemies, plus toggles to hide the minimap and team lists. Gameplay changes include an ammo rack that has its own durability instead of killing in one hit, a repair kit that fixes one module (tracks, ammo rack, engine, gun, turret ring), smoother acceleration, and slower captures that are pushed back by penetrating hits.

A pixel-art 2D multiplayer survival/PvP browser game whose GitHub repository is named SmallScope; the README lists MIT-licensed source with all-rights-reserved art and audio, and links to a Steam page.

Minimalist monochrome arcade classics for VS Code and Cursor — Snake, 2048, Blocks, Minesweeper. Zero dependencies, keyboard-first, built for focus breaks.

An open-source 2D browser platformer built with TypeScript and Vite, with a WebSocket multiplayer mode and a live demo hosted on GitHub Pages.

Flea Game is a purely front-end web mini-game collection featuring nine games including Sudoku, 2048, Snake, Memory Match, Minesweeper, Tetris, Gomoku, Match-3, and Sokoban, all implemented with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, playable directly in the browser.

Gambeta is an anime-style arcade football game where you run with the ball stuck to your foot, dribble past a rival at the right moment, jump whatever is on the ground and pick your corner when you reach the box. Fifteen stages across five pitches (concrete court, wasteland, mud, park grass and the stadium), five rival stars with a move of their own, a 39-card album to fill, three missions, a daily challenge and an endless mode. Free, no ads, no purchases, and it runs in the browser as well as on Android. It plays with one hand on a phone: one button to dribble, one to jump, and the ring turns yellow when the timing is perfect.

Midnight Lift is a hotel delivery puzzle about planning elevator routes with limited cargo space. It has 32 main delivery levels and 10 optional challenges, English and Simplified Chinese support, and runs free in the browser.

Nine Shadows is a 2D yokai survivors-like in development. You have nine lives each night, and every death leaves a shadow that replays your previous run, following the route you took and fighting with the weapons you had; as you lose lives your past selves become allies, so your path shapes the army you bring to the boss.

A cosy deduction puzzle game set in a late-night community repair café where you diagnose and fix broken objects.

Brinebound: a Lovecraftian idle ARPG, free in your browser (my first release, feedback wanted)

A free browser visual novel demo about a girl who invites three people to her own funeral on Sunday, even though she is still alive. The demo covers Friday's story and introduces the main characters.

A free browser game made in Godot, playable on PC and mobile, in which the player takes the role of the dungeon itself.

A free top-down superhero browser game where you build your own hero by combining powers. It was made with Claude and is playable on PC and mobile; the demo includes the first two chapters, a roguelite mode up to the second boss, an arena and local co-op. It is currently only in Spanish.

A free browser-based narrative horror game by a solo developer: explore corridors and rooms, find keys, read notes, hide from a creature that hunts you, and survive scripted scares, power cuts and lifts. Runs in the browser via three.js and also on phones.

A Halo-inspired browser FPS with 10vs10 multiplayer and two maps, Celestial Sanctum and Beach Assault, built on Tesana AI.

An AI-powered geopolitical strategy simulation where NATO, Russia, and China compete for territory and global dominance on an interactive map, with each faction commanded by an LLM (Claude, Gemini, or GPT).

A post about playing alone a game made with Google AI Studio. The game's name, content, and playable URL are not given.

A two-player browser word game: pick a starting word length (3–6 letters), then take turns changing 1–2 letters to form a new word before the timer runs out.

A cops-and-robbers game set on a map of Taiwan, where players can chase across the sea and use job abilities; still in testing and playable directly in the browser.

Dig, Cubby, Dig! is a 2D pixel digging adventure where players dig up buried chests, carry them home, wait for an alarm clock to ring, and collect artifacts. Up to 6 players share a world. Free to try in the browser with no sign-up.

NETA-S is a browser-based turn-based 4X strategy game with three ages (Antiquity, Exploration, Modern), a persistent leader, and a Leader Forge where you describe a leader in plain English and an LLM turns it into a playable leader.

An alpha browser-based GTA-style open-world sandbox by a solo 18-year-old developer, featuring an old-town map, driving and a city to explore, built with Claude Code.

A browser-playable 3D survivors game by an independent developer, formerly named Hearthworks. It features a mage and a Spellblade hero, multiple difficulties, controller and mobile support, and a Lich King boss.

A free browser football trivia game where players are shown six footballers; five share a hidden connection and one does not belong. It offers four difficulty levels: Easy, Medium, Hard and Expert.

Fairway is a browser-based golf simulator where every course is generated from a seed. Players can create 9- or 18-hole courses across eight biomes, tune 40+ generation settings, play stroke play, scramble and match play with up to 4 players, practice on a driving range, and use an endless mode. Courses can be exported as shareable codes, and the game is free and open source.

A free browser-based 3D horror game set in an 80s small town with a dark mirrored version of it, where you search for a friend to bring back. It runs in a browser tab with no install or sign-up and works on phone and desktop.

A free browser-based off-road racing game where the terrain is simulated in real time: truck wheels dig ruts into sand that persist on later laps, and up to nine AI rivals carve the line you have to follow. It includes seven tracks, sixteen vehicles, a demolition derby, leaderboards and an in-browser level editor. WebGPU is required (recent Chrome/Edge, or Safari on current macOS/iOS), no download or sign-up.

A retro parody of The Oregon Trail played in reverse: drive from Portland to Missouri in 2026, managing snacks, fuel, health and vibes across 1,990 miles and 97 random events, with three arcade minigames and tombstone epitaphs for fallen party members.

A dark fantasy keep builder played in the browser: hunt 60 beasts, grow a keep over 30 levels, forge, harden and fuse gear in six rarities, join guilds with a shared castle, and fight in a four-league arena through a story told in chapters. Free, no account needed.

A free anti-gravity space racing game playable in the browser.

A survivors-style free browser game where you play a necromancer who raises every slain enemy as your own undead soldier, growing your army to over 5,000 units.

A free browser game that uses AniList data: you see two anime and guess which one has more members or favourites on AniList, building a streak. Modes include Anime, Romance, Characters, Daily and a Wordle-style Hair Color mode where you recreate a character's hair color with sliders. No sign-up, no ads, works on mobile; the author describes it as an unofficial fan project.

Two browser games built entirely from Gaussian splats of a scanned abandoned sanatorium: RESIDUE is a first-person horror game where the player searches the building at night with a wind-up lamp while something hunts in the dark, and Undeveloped is a detective game about piecing together what happened to a missing photographer.

A free, open-source text life-sim fan game set in the Shadow Slave universe: you are infected by the Nightmare Spell, face your First Nightmare as an Aspirant, gain an Aspect and a Flaw, and try to climb the Soul Ranks. Runs take a few minutes and most lives end early.

LeaderGuessr is a browser-based map guessing game. You are shown a world leader together with visual clues and have to identify the location on a map; a full game takes about 3-4 minutes. It is built as the first part of a small "Guessr Network" reusing the same core engine for other subjects.

A game where you punch to charge up and send the boss flying to somewhere in the world with the final blow. You can check where they landed on real Google Maps.

A browser game where you instantly decide whether to answer or ignore a call from an unknown number. The decision changes depending on the caller — you answer your mom, you don't answer 0120 numbers — and sometimes aliens or gods call you too.

A GTA-style browser game set in Taipei, created by a Taiwanese engineer. Following the Hong Kong map, a Tokyo map is also planned, and it's introduced as playable without registration.

Stories aren't just for reading—you can take part too. In CatBallWorld's AI interactive fiction RPG, read the story, make choices, and explore an adventure that's yours. New sign-ups get 40 AP free to try it out, play directly in your browser, no installation required. Will you carefully follow the clues, or step straight into the unknown? https://t.co/bnFySmyVl5

A browser game where you protect sheep from UFOs. Guide fleeing sheep into the shed and keep 30 sheep safe.

A browser-based shooting game where you don't shoot, but instead encircle swarms of enemies with a loop of light to capture them all at once. Encircle 10 or more to trigger a MULTI CAPTURE.

A browser game where you click to jump, press again in mid-air to spin, and try to land well for a high score.

The browser version of an RPG. It is an HTML game made with RPG Maker, so there is nothing to install: play it directly on its itch.io page. The author has checked it on PC (Chrome) and Android.

I made this rhythm game with Opus and Fable 5.5 It made all the sounds and the game, this is so fun. And doesnt look ai at all, like, genuinely looks like something a real indie dev could make. Its such an unbelievably good and creative model. Its hard, but if u want - play it here: https://t.co/f6XXgAu6G4

FPS satírico de navegador em Three.js com 5 facções brasileiras caricatas, 44 personagens, 5 mapas e 26 armas — rounds e Capture the Flag contra bots, direto na aba, sem instalar nada.

Long Wind — a real-time wuxia action game in the browser (three.js). Every line of code written by Claude Opus 5.5; the first playable version in about a day.

Arcade kart racer in the spirit of Mario Kart, built entirely with Three.js. 100% procedural assets, no build step. Built by five Claude Opus 5.5 sub-agents from one prompt.

Released "VEXILLA FORCE," a browser-playable strategy simulation. Choose one of 40 factions and aim to unify the continent. Generals have full-body art and voices. Free on PC and smartphones.

A developer promotes Bridge, a free browser card game with no installation required, featuring card gameplay plus a Seven Deadly Sins boss rush, along with links to the game and a sponsorship link.

This generation of netizens is way too damn talented—they turned the Zunjie braking into a webpage mini-game 🤣🤣🤣 See if any x-friends in the comments can brake to a stop Direct webpage link: https://t.co/tz20HvQfgc https://t.co/HUUXHsjiOP

Press to bow, release to stand up. A browser game where you try not to fall over.

A browser game where you swing through a city of buildings on a thread, flying forward to catch UFOs. In English mode, left-hand traffic changes to right-hand traffic.

A browser-based downstream game that actually computes river flow using the lattice Boltzmann method, reproducing how a boat is pushed by currents flowing around rocks and by the eddies behind them. Created together with AI.

A collection of free browser games developed by an individual. It includes 16 games such as Sudoku, Solitaire, Mahjong Picnic, and 2048, and you can play right away from your smartphone browser without registration. The daily Sudoku uses the same puzzle for everyone, competing on the ranking.

A game where you just sharpen a pencil with a cutter. Your finished result is scored, sharpened pencils can be saved to a collection, and you can share them as 3D videos. Supports 9 languages.

A browser game where you spin a rotating tower and compete for the amount of dopamine you release. Spin too much and your hands slip off and you go flying.

A stickman 3D shooter with reversed rules: a hit to the torso is instant death, while the head gets chipped away. Up to 4 players can battle in PC/smartphone browsers.

A browser game where fireworks launch into the night sky with every tap. It features combos, time extensions, and upgrade elements, and even the miss balls turn rainbow-colored if you nurture them. Free and no installation required.

If a game has no daily check-in rewards, what would you come back for? I'm Lily, an AI creator at Little House, and I want to seriously collect answers to this question. Is it that someone remembers what you said last time, someone is willing to look at your work, or

A dark pixel-style indie mining game where players can mine, craft items, upgrade buildings, manage inventory, and explore underground. The author has opened a free trial and is seeking suggestions and bug reports.

I'm a solo dev from Vietnam trying to build an entire online game with AI. Here's what I've made so far 🇻🇳🤖 I'm a developer from Vietnam, and I've been doing a little experiment: What happens if I try to build an entire online game by myself with the help of AI? How far can AI actually take me? Not a tutorial. Not a big studio project. Just me, AI tools, a lot of trial and error, and an idea that kept growing bigger than I originally planned. The result is Zoo Pet , a free browser-based multiplayer game I've been building. 🎮 You can try it here: https://zoo-pet.store/ So, what did this experiment turn into? 🐾 A cozy little world — grow crops, raise animals, decorate your home, and visit other players. 🎣 Fishing with surprises — explore the water and discover creatures that might be much bigger than you'd expect. 🦸 Hero transformations — switch between different forms, from ninjas and mages to mechs and dinosaurs, each with unique skills. 🚀 Nine planets to explore — each with its own environment, challenges, and things to discover. 👾 A giant multiplayer boss — an 80-meter Colossus that players across the server can team up to fight. There's farming, pets, exploration, comb

I made a Catan-style game you play in the browser, and it's now completely free: every mode, online with friends, all 46 maps (I'm the dev) Full disclosure, I made this. It's called Hearthsea. It isn't official Catan and has nothing to do with Catan GmbH, but if you've played Catan you'll know what to do on your first turn. I just made all of it free. That's Classic, Seafarers and the new Highlands mode, every map, hosting online rooms for your friends, quick match, and all the cosmetics. You need an account (email or Google) and that's it. No pass, no daily game limit. That's the part that makes it different from the other ways to play Catan online. Those put the expansions and extra maps behind a purchase or a membership. Here nothing is locked. Highlands is the new one. Some hexes sit up on stone cliffs, and you can't build a road up a cliff, you need a mountain pass, which costs a brick and an ore. Up top there are copper mines that pay any resource you pick, and a yeti that blocks hexes up there the way the robber does down below. The first settlement you get onto each plateau is worth 2 points. If it's just two of you, the bots fill the other seats. They make their own trade

I made a free Manila Life game where you survive EDSA traffic, brownouts and utang Hi everyone, I made a free Sims-style game set in Manila. You ride jeepneys, commute through EDSA, run a sari-sari store, deal with typhoon signals and brownouts, and even send a balikbayan box home. It runs in your browser, no download. I'm adding new places and events every week, so I'd love to know which Manila moments I should add next (a Divisoria haggling minigame? Simbang Gabi? videoke?). https://manilalife.app/ submitted by /u/rubiwoLtd to r/PHGamers [link] [comments]

I built a browser life game set in 30 real cities. You arrive with $25. Hi all. Streetborn is a free life sim that runs in the browser, on phone or desktop, no download. You pick one of 30 real cities, from Los Angeles and Atlanta to London, Dubai and Tokyo, and land with $25. From there it is up to you: find work, pay rent and that city's taxes, furnish a home, open a business, learn a trade, get fined for jaywalking, fly somewhere else and change your money at the airport. What I think is different: ●Real neighborhoods, freeways, airports and landmarks in every city. ●Each country has its own currency and tax rules A 3D map with traffic, pedestrians, police and ambulances. ●Private chats, groups and voice notes between players, with a filter that blocks scam links and people asking for passwords. ●Occupations: an architect player can be hired by another player to design their house. It needs a free account (a username and password; email is optional) so your progress follows you between devices. Play: https://playstreetborn.com It is new, so I would value blunt feedback: what confused you in the first five minutes, and what made you stop? submitted by /u/FearJehovah to r

AgeGuard - I made a free browser tower defense game [feedback welcome] Hey, appreciate every Feedback :) Have Fun Playable Link: https://ageguard.itch.io/age-guard Platform: It runs right in your browser and on your phone, no download needed. Description: Hey everyone! I've been building AgeGuard on my own, and it's now live on itch.io. It runs right in your browser and on your phone, no download needed. Two modes: - Age mode: a duel against the enemy castle. Send units, level up, pick booster cards and advance through the ages, from the Stone Age to the future. - Guard mode: endless waves from several sides. Build your base, place defenses and see how long you can hold. Plus heroes, loot, pets and boss fights. It's still a work in progress, so I'd love to hear what you think: balance, difficulty, anything that feels off. Thanks for playing! Language: -ENG & GER submitted by /u/Practical-Yannic to r/playmygame [link] [comments]

I made a free browser motorcycle game. How far can you get? Game Title: KEEP ON RIDING Playable Link: https://www.keepriding.it Platform : Browser, mobile and desktop. No download, no account. Description: KEEP ON RIDING is a motorcycle arcade game where the goal is to keep riding as far as you can. You start on a tuned Piaggio Ciao. Survive one minute to unlock a Yamaha XT 600, then unlock progressively faster bikes as you go. Along the way, you manage fuel ⛽ (smooth riding helps you save it), navigate traffic and changing road conditions, stop for fuel and supplies, and choose which route to take. The journey starts in the Italian countryside and, if you make it, takes you all the way to the North Cape. It’s a port of a project I started years ago, a work in progress, with new content added regularly. --- Tech details: KEEP ON RIDING is a 3D browser game built with TypeScript, React, Three.js, and Web Audio, bundled with Vite/vinext. It runs as a static site with no backend, using entirely code-generated visuals and sounds. Its ~10,500 lines of code power a deterministic 120 Hz simulation, world, weather, animals, audio, and interface, backed by ~7,200 lines of tests and automat

I can't code, and AI just helped me build the golf game I've dreamed about for years. I genuinely don't understand the hate. I'll be honest from the start: I've never written a line of code, and I still couldn't write one now. I've had golf game ideas in my head for years, a proper career sim where you start as a nobody and every round tells a story. They were never going anywhere. I couldn't build it, and I couldn't afford to pay someone who could. Since June, I've built it with Claude. It's called **Sunday Pins**, and it's free to play in your browser: https://sunday-pins.com/ (no ads, no sign-up). 🎥 Trailer above. **Tour Career:** start as a 17-year-old nobody and chase majors, with sponsors, rivals, slumps, injuries and a Hall of Fame when you retire. **League System:** golf played like football, with transfers, budgets, and promotion and relegation. **All-Time Greats:** you against golf's 25 greatest at their peak. **Challenges (new):** replay golf's greatest final rounds from the real position, read the greens yourself, and take on one daily attempt. **Real courses:** 44 of them, played hole by hole, with hole maps from real map data. **About the hate** Every time I mention

I'm building a voxel robot action game with a studio of AI agents. This is EXO: Hold the Line, a voxel robot action game where you pilot one war frame against waves of hundreds of machines. It's still very early alpha, with lots of bugs and unfinished work, but I'm proud of how far it's come. The video is about 9 minutes running through a few builds of the first class, Vanguard. Quick facts: Three.js and plain JavaScript, runs in the browser No 3D models. Every robot, prop and arena is built in code from concept images I'm not a dev (and I hope this encourages other non-devs to start building too) How it started Not long ago I stumbled on an open-source voxel action game on GitHub (MIT licensed, by BubuAi). I'd wanted to build a game of my own for a while, but with the ambition I had I assumed I'd need an engine like Unity just to start. Then I saw how well this demo played, so I used it as the base and built from there. The best part is that because everything is code, building it with AI is extremely efficient. I've made a lot of progress considering how early this is. How it's made I run it like a small studio inside Hermes Agent. An orchestrator agent (Claude Opus) plans the w

I made this so I can see how it is to live on Planet, first person, free - in browser https://zeitgeistarchive.com/games/beta/NovyMir/index.html Idk how to distribute things, but I already find the game fun. Will only improve it, especially if you give me feedback. submitted by /u/ZeitgeistArchive to r/alphacentauri [link] [comments]

Me and my brother made a little detective game with Claude, free to play, looking for feedback Me and my brother have been making a game with Claude for a while now and it’s finally at a point where other people can play it, so we’ve put a demo up on itch. It’s called Generic South London Mystery. You play Max, who’s late for the football at his mate Harry’s flat upstairs, and when he gets there things are not right. You talk to the neighbours, write stuff in your notebook and pin it all up on a wall at home with red string until it starts making sense. It’s pixel art and set in a pretty grim 70s council block. It’s free and runs in the browser. It works on phones too, there are touch controls, and you can use an Xbox or PlayStation controller if you’d rather. Mostly we just want to know what people think. If something’s confusing, broken, too slow, or you got stuck somewhere, we’d really like to hear it. Same if you enjoyed it, we’d like to know which bits worked. https://thuggish-games.itch.io/generic-south-london-mystery Cheers submitted by /u/Thuggish_Games to r/aigamedev [link] [comments]

Multiplayer FPS game seeks to revive the old days! (desc) Free and no install Game Title: Blacklist Playable Link: https://playblacklist.com / https://phillwar.itch.io/blacklist Platform: Browser (WebGL) Description: Blacklist is a multiplayer FPS that runs in your browser. I grew up playing browser shooters. When the old web plugins got shut down most of those games died and so did the communities. I missed that feeling of being part of a small community where you know a lot of the people you play with. I feel like that’s something most big AAA games are missing these days My aim is to make this game accessible: free to play & optimized for low end PCs and also to build a steady community around the game and support it with clan system, discord, and events Features: Play as a guest or make an account. Accounts track your kills, deaths and XP rank. Clans. Create your own or join one with friends. Beta. It’s still in beta until the end of October, early players can claim an exclusive beta badge. TDM, DM and Bomb mode. It launched today after stress testing with a small group of testers. We're still in the beta phase, so I’d love feedback on performance, netcode and gunplay. Any bug

Chitin Front – A Turn-Based Strategy Game About Insect Colonies [Free Browser Game] I'd like to share Chitin Front , a turn-based pixel-art strategy game about insect colonies that I'm currently developing. The game features three playable factions: (Ants, Termites, Bees) Each faction has its own unique abilities and playstyle. You can collect resources, upgrade your colony, build your strategy, and fight for control of the battlefield. Current development status: Prototype Available platforms: Windows, macOS, and Web Browser. Play Chitin Front here: https://rtopjer.itch.io/chitinfront Note! AI was used to assist with coding and translations during the development of this game. submitted by /u/SpringWestern7573 to r/playmygame [link] [comments]

I made Checkmist: chess with fog of war, random islands and a tech tree. Free in your browser, looking for feedback Playable Link: https://mudralabs.itch.io/checkmist Hi all! I'm the solo developer of Checkmist, a chess-like strategy game where you can only see what your pieces can see. It's free, needs no account, and works in the browser on desktop and phones. What's different from chess: - Fog of war: the island is covered in mist, and forests hide pieces, so ambushes are a thing - Orders: you move several pieces per turn and can buy more orders with Gold - Economy and tech: hold Mines, recruit pieces, research Rooks, Scouts and a Queen - Formations: line up 3 Pawns into a Phalanx and march them together for one order - No check: you win by actually capturing the enemy King - A new random map every game There's a 10-minute interactive tutorial, a bot with Easy/Normal/Hard, and online 1v1 with room codes. It's an early version, so I'd love to hear: Was the tutorial clear? Where did you get confused? Did you beat the Easy bot? Was it too easy or too hard? Anything that felt broken or unfair? Note: the online server is on a free plan, so the first online game after a quiet spell c

[Game] Ancestors Arena — free browser auto-battler: merge units, evolve them, battle to be the last army standing Ancestors Arena is a free auto-battler you can play right in your browser (works on mobile too). Summon units, merge duplicates to evolve them through 3 stages, then watch your army fight automatically with free movement. Lose all your hearts and it's over. Between battles: draft boosts, unlock new fighters, complete quests. African-mythology theme: Baobab Golem, Royal Lioness, Shadow Serpent, Shaman… Play here: https://marc254.itch.io/ancestors-arena-arne-des-anctres . Feedback welcome — especially on pacing and difficulty balance! submitted by /u/marckamb to r/WebGames [link] [comments]

[Browser] Necrofarmer — a farming game where the crops are your army Game Title: Necrofarmer Playable Link: https://jovinfast.itch.io/necrofarmer Platform: Browser (WebGL) Description: Necrofarmer is a farming game and an autobattler stuck together. You dig up graves on your farm and zombies climb out of them. Plant the seeds you win from fights and more units grow out of the ground — crossbowmen, healers, a vampire, a drummer who speeds everyone around him up, a guy who throws a hook and drags enemies into your line. When you're done farming you walk your army out through the gate and pick a node on the map to attack. You place every unit yourself before the fight starts and then it plays out on its own, so a battle is decided by what you grew that week and where you put it. Anything that dies is gone for the rest of the run, so you go home and grow replacements for whoever didn't come back. A run is five weeks with a boss at the end of each week. There's also a sandbox mode in the main menu where you place both armies out of every unit in the game and watch them fight, which is the fastest way to see what everything does. Free to Play Status: * [x] Free to play * [ ] Demo/Key av

Pinpoint Planet — a free satellite-map geography game Game Title: Pinpoint Planet — A Free Satellite-Map Geography Game Playable Link: https://pinpointplanet.zite.so Platform: Browser / Web Game Description: I vibe coded a free geography game calle Pinpoint Planet where you try to guess locations on a satellite mmap. the game shows you a place, you click where you think it is, and then it shows how close you got. there are different modess, including a daily challenge, picture clues, hot & cold, blitz, and challenge packs based on different parts of the world. you can also change the difficulty, track your scores, and earn achievements. it runs in your browser so you dont have to download anything, im still working on it and would love to know how i can improve it Free to Play Status: [x] Free to play [ ] Demo/Key available [ ] Paid Involvement: i m the developer. I built the game using Zite and have been working on the design, game modes, and new features. submitted by /u/Necessary_Warthog693 to r/playmygame [link] [comments]

I couldn't find a decent site to play cards online with my girlfriend, so I built one Game Title: Tavern Jack Playable Link: https://tavernjack.com Platform: Web browser Description: You type a name, open a table and send the link. No account, no app. Right now there's Shithead, President, Thirty-One, Durak, Mau-Mau (basically German Crazy Eights) and Scoundrel as a solo game. If nobody else is around, bots sit down with you. A few friends started playing too and asked for tournaments and rankings, so I added them. There are two tournaments every day now. Why I build this? My girlfriend and I like playing cards and wanted a place to play together online. Everything I found was full of ads, wanted an account, or just felt bad to use, so I built my own. Free to Play Status: [x] Free to play Involvement: Solo developer, it's my own project. Ive vibe coded it with Claude Opus 5.5 I'd really like feedback, especially if something breaks on your phone or joining by link doesn't work for you. Be as harsh as you want. submitted by /u/Keepsq to r/playmygame [link] [comments]

Bruce Leee C64 Web Remake I vibe coded the Original C64 Bruce Lee Game from a .d64 File to the web so you can play it in your browser. All in HTML, JS, CSS and packed it into PHP. Enjoy. https://axchapman.freedev.app/brucelee.php https://preview.redd.it/szylykbkknuh1.png?width=1879&format=png&auto=webp&s=6554202331f73af8f9da5f50b8f6adf44ac38c5a submitted by /u/axchapman to r/RetroFrontier [link] [comments]

A zombie survival card game that runs in the browser: head out, pick a place to scavenge, draw cards, manage your luck and your health, and see how many days you can last.

College football, coached by you: a free single-player coaching career in the browser, with a quick-game mode where you pick the two teams, the venue and how much of the game you call yourself.

An unofficial Flash fan remake of the water-balloon arena game Crazy Arcade (BnB): drop balloons to blast crates, trap rivals in bubbles and dodge the splash. Normal and monster modes, playable in the browser with nothing to install.

A pixel-art idle loot-grinding build game where the hero fights monsters and picks up loot on their own, and the player only decides what kind of combat style they will become.

A run of 10 one-on-one mini-games in a row with one life: beat all 10 rivals to earn the cape.

A top-down co-op shooter in the browser: climb a tower, clear each room of monsters, up to 5 players per team.

A set of daily NBA quiz games: match players to a grid, connect three, guess the player, and draft by auction.

A pixel-art zombie idle survival game in the browser: keep a refuge in a French valley, and your survivor keeps working after you close the page.

Spellfall is a free browser platform racer where you race downward through gaps instead of jumping up. It offers solo time trials against a ghost and online races for up to four players.

Corgi Patrol is a free action and casual browser game made with Claude, playable without logging in.

A Japanese tatami puzzle: lay mats on a grid and make a square room of 3x3 or larger to make a flower bloom.

A 3D twin-stick swarm survival shooter that runs in the browser on phones and computers.

A free procedural driving game built with Three.js, where you cruise endlessly through generated hills with a day-night cycle and changing weather.

A free turn-based elemental card duel that runs in the browser with no download.

Wick is a daily word game where you guess a hidden word by meaning rather than spelling, with feedback that gets warmer as you approach the answer.

A roguelite trivia game show inspired by ball-based quiz formats, free to play in the browser on desktop and mobile. Draft a crew, swap their spots on the plank, and clear trivia rooms in a dungeon run.

A free browser trivia game for solo play or rooms of up to 20 players joining from their own devices. No sign-up or download needed.

WORLDS (Alpha) is a free browser-based voxel game mixing building, exploration, and extraction-style runs, playable solo or in co-op. Players grow a home world and set out on expeditions into fresh, unique worlds.

A free arena roguelite where your only weapon is a heavy mace swinging on an elastic tether.

LULO 幻境傳說 is a browser-based action adventure MMORPG with PK, party play, and dungeon loot runs.

A fictional ARG puzzle game styled like a missing-children site: all people, cases and phone numbers are game story, not real information.

Jiang Chulai is a pixel-art satirical mini-game on Taiwanese current affairs: defeat the Rat King on the map as fast as you can and climb the leaderboard.

Ocean Current Strike is a satirical shoot-'em-up on Taiwanese current affairs: steer the boat 'Current' and fend off waves of enemies.

Trendy Signal is a Greater Taipei life-stroll game: walk, browse shops and finish daily challenges on an isometric Dadaocheng street corner, collecting small moments.

The Missing Teacher Case at Jinghe High School is a web deduction game: unlock a missing teacher's phone and walk back through her two years of teaching, chapter by chapter, to find where she is.

Bring My Love Home: The Promise is a side story to Bring My Love Home; the screen is a 2011 Windows desktop where you solve puzzles.

Gaoyang City University is a web deduction puzzle game: you enter the website and portal of a fictional university and work out what happened from its records.

Tsumiki Play is a casual simulation game themed around building with 3D blocks. It runs in the browser without login and offers a Japanese interface.

Pengpi Tonight Show is a free browser trivia game with a different theme each day and 10 questions per episode, taking about three minutes.

PokéBoard is a free browser fan game that reworks Monopoly with Pokémon. Players catch properties with thrown balls, and landing on a rival's space starts a battle instead of rent.

Seasons of Bear Life is a casual game about the Taiwan black bear. It is played like sugoroku and can be played on both platforms without logging in.

A puzzle, casual, and simulation game about a bride who, after her wedding, finds 75 red envelopes but only 74 entries in the gift ledger. The extra envelope is unnamed and carries a cryptic note on the back.

Xiaoling Escape! Mighty King Kong Fart is a casual action browser game in which Xiaoling wears headphones, heads out for a drink, collects sushi and grilled meat, and uses a big fart move against ever-growing cockroaches.

TRUTH SWEEPER is a free daily puzzle game that combines true-or-false trivia with Minesweeper-style clues. Players flip statements they believe are true while avoiding the false ones.

A free browser board game for 1–4 players that satirizes a rigged economy. Rules shift mid-game, and the BoomER Collective offers unwanted financial advice.

Earth ReGen is a free desktop browser game about reconnecting machines to revive a ruined planet. It blends automation, puzzle and casual play, requires no account, and offers a demo covering the first two areas.

Intake is a free short horror adventure playable in a browser. It uses fixed camera angles inspired by PS1-era horror games and takes about 20–30 minutes.

Tavern Crowns Card Game is a free browser card game inspired by Gwent, set in a medieval Hungarian world of history and folk-tale monsters. Players face an AI opponent with three difficulty levels.

Nothing 2 Lose is a free blocky zombie survival shooter that runs in the browser with no download or login. Players hold out against zombie waves alone with AI bots or in a hosted co-op room.

UniSchool is a university management simulation in which a small college is shaped over fifty years. Players build the campus, pick a specialization and read a final report on what the institution became.

ZID Sarajevo–Mostar is a free browser action game about spraying graffiti along a route through Bosnia and finishing with a dive from the Stari Most bridge. It runs on phones and requires no sign-up.

A free mobile puzzle adventure in which a lone character explores an island and searches for clues to relight its extinguished lighthouse.

Pelota is a free browser-based 3D action game about the Mesoamerican ballgame, played with keyboard or controller and supporting local and online co-op.

A pixel-art simulation game about cracking geodes, then selling or displaying the crystals found inside. A free browser trial is available.

Pirsch is a dark fantasy card game in which you place beasts on three trails, flip cards and fight. It runs free in the browser without an account.

A free browser-based incremental strategy game where you rent a single GPU and turn it into an AI business. No signup required.

Rooftop is a free browser brawler in which players start on a random floor of a twenty-story tower and the first one to reach the roof wins.

MAYAMA is a free Japanese-language puzzle and casual game that requires no login.

A free browser-based open-world game set in old-city Istanbul, letting you bike or drive around and follow a short story campaign.

A 3D browser simulation: play a process engineer in month eight on the job. At 02:47 a tool goes red and you must read the handover, trace the fault and get production running again.

An AI-generated endless-style text adventure: enter the hub space, draw a talent and take on scenarios whose story is generated live. Google sign-in required; free trial, then paid.

A 3D casual game where marbles are the weapon: shoot them to drive back monsters. Programming by KID, art by 50. Free HTML5 build.

Run an untimed late-night café in an old Chiayi townhouse: chat at the ground-floor bar, read on the manga wall upstairs. Pick the BGM and menu each day, welcome regulars, and draw an event card before opening.

A 2D side-scrolling adventure: search a pixel forest for the lost Heart of the Sun. A/D or arrows to move, Space to jump, left click for a three-hit combo. Free HTML5 build.

A browser physics simulation of the reentry in Mobile Suit Gundam episode 5: fight a Zaku, hold the entry posture through plasma heating, and land.

Can you escape the Backrooms? Explore, jump and shoot: WASD to move, Space to jump, left click to fire. Free HTML5 build; needs a WebGL-capable browser.