Carnage is a browser-based competitive multiplayer game. You play as an ever growing snake and are placed in an arena against another snake. You each try to survive as long as possible without running into your own tail, the opponent, or the wall.
The biggest part of the game is the rating system. Everyone begins at 1500 rating, and as players get win or lose, they go up or down in rating. The strongest players will eventually end up in the 2500+ range, while the weaker players will sink to the hundreds. There is a live leaderboard which shows the best player at all times.
The game is updated weekly based on gamer feedback and suggestions.
In a time of darkness, new heroes must rise to re-awaken fallen Angels and save the world. League of Angels is a hybrid MMORPG developed by GTArcade and co-published by R2Games.
Swarm Simulator, an idle game with lots of bugs.
Starting with only a few larvae and a small pile of meat, build a merciless swarm of trillions of giant alien bugs.
Stonestorm is a free-to-play idle MMORPG set in an East Asian fantasy world. Your hero hunts, levels up and gathers loot for up to 8 hours while you're away, but you set up every battle: the gear, the skill and the opponent. Choose one of three kingdoms (Bonghwa, Horang or Miru) and one of four classes (Warrior, Ninja, Mage or Shaman), each with two paths from level 5. Push your armour to +9 at the blacksmith, clear six lands with their own lords, run forays and dungeons, climb the forty floors of the Stormcatcher, fight other players' heroes in the Arena, and build a fortress with your guild. One account works in the browser and on mobile, in 30 languages.
Scimagic: The Magic World Is Bugged, Fix It With Science! is a roguelike RPG in which a boy from the modern world uses scientific knowledge to strengthen magic. Battles play out automatically, and during each run the player picks from "Discoveries" based on forces such as fire, water, electricity and wind; combining them changes how spells behave, so every run leads to a different build. Companions are original characters modeled on figures from the history of science such as Newton, Einstein and Archimedes. The game runs in a web browser on PC and smartphones with no download required.
BotBellum is a browser-based strategy game focused on training AI commanders for automated combat. Players build commanders, configure their training, and publish them to compete in ranked fights across a three-lane battlefield with units, towers, and a core.
Features include training without coding, customizable commander brains and training objectives, Elo rankings, fight replays, and a mode where players fight directly against AI commanders.
TardiGeddon is a free turn-based artillery game starring tardigrades, the toughest animals on Earth. Teams take turns to walk, aim and fire across destructible maps, allowing for the wind, with 29 weapons from the Spore Bazooka to the Concrete Tun. Every match is a new map in one of 7 styles, from floating Sky Realms to tunnel-riddled Caverns. Play against the computer at four difficulty levels, with up to 10 teams on one device, or online with friends, plus a new daily challenge with leaderboards. It plays in any modern browser on computers, phones and tablets, with no download, no ads, and nothing to buy that helps you win.
You are the mayor. You know exactly what this city needs. Now get it past the zoning board, the neighbors, the appeals court and the next election.
Permit Pending is a city simulation in the spirit of the classics, with one difference: you are not a god. You are an elected mayor. Every apartment block, bus lane and factory goes through hearings, reviews, objections, lawsuits and appeals. The economy underneath is real. The neighbors are not always rational. Win the argument, or win the election. Ideally both.
Kosmora is a collectible card game where every card is a real Wikipedia article. Open packs, collect people, places and ideas, build families and albums, trade on the auction market and grow your collection.
Shark Attack is a persistent, chat-driven Twitch game where viewers each control their own shark and progress in real time through the streamer’s browser overlay. Players hunt fish, bite rival sharks, battle roaming bosses, and swim to different ocean locations for bonuses, all through simple chat commands. A pearl-based economy lets players buy items, cosmetic skins, and consumables from an in-game shop, or wager pearls at shark-themed slot machines and a Plinko board. Players level up, evolve their shark through multiple tiers, and can join a School (a guild-like group) to raid rival Schools for loot. Energy and Health systems shape how aggressively players can act, adding light resource management to the moment-to-moment chat interactions. The game runs entirely through Twitch chat and a browser-based overlay — no download required to play.
Screen Cross is a free multiplayer crossword party game that turns smartphones into controllers. Players join a shared screen by scanning a QR code and submit answers from their phones. Each round features a new crossword, with phrases revealed as clues to help you figure out the theme connecting the words. Designed for groups gathered around a screen and livestream communities alike.
Fandom Master is a free, browser-based trading card game built around characters from a variety of manga and anime universes, including One Piece, Naruto, Dragon Ball, Jujutsu Kaisen, Bleach, and many more.
Collect cards, open boosters, complete your collections, unlock achievements, and discover different card rarities. But collecting isn't the only thing you can do.
You can also challenge other players through character-based quizzes and battles, trade cards with friends, participate in auctions, climb the leaderboards, and showcase your collection. Share your best drops with your club, and gather to defeat strong opponents. A new infinite raid is here to challenge your managing skills.
The game is free to play, with no ads or in-game purchases according to its creators.
Whether you're here to complete your favourite universe, test your knowledge, or simply enjoy collecting characters from different series, there's plenty to explore. Many more improvements are still to come.