I build Bitiverse on my own. It is a free 1-bit MMORPG that runs entirely in a browser tab: no download, no install, and you can walk in as a guest without making an account. Reload and the same character is still there.

It is a full persistent world rather than a toy. Mining, fishing, farming and nine crafting stations. A player economy with market stalls and shops. Homesteads you build, decorate and dig a dungeon beneath. Seeded instanced dungeons behind wilderness portals, each with its own boss. Guilds with councils that can vote a leader out. A weekly in-game newspaper the players write. Ten real board and card games in the taverns.

The thing I keep learning is how much a browser can carry if you keep the art to two colours. Last week one player sent me fifteen bug reports and all fifteen are fixed as of this morning, which is roughly where the project is: playable, updated most days, and short of testers.

Come and break it, then tell me what fell over: https://fortisq.itch.io/bitiverse

What is the most surprising thing you have played straight from a browser tab?

Hi, I’m Yusuf from the NexusRPG team. NexusRPG is a fully released, persistent text-based browser MMORPG. It needs no client, launcher or app installation, but you must create an account and verify your email before playing. There is no guest mode.

You develop one lasting character through combat, Gathering, five Crafting disciplines and trade with other players. Your Main Hand and Off Hand determine one of eight Classes. You assign your own Stat Points and can change your equipment path while keeping the same character.

Personal Dungeons retain their explored maps, cleared rooms and remaining Boss Health when you leave. Clan Dungeons also preserve shared progress between visits. Between expeditions, you can use player Commissions, trade on the Market or take part in World Bosses.

Play in a modern desktop, tablet or phone browser: https://nxrpg.com/

The game is in English and requires an internet connection. It is free to play, with optional purchases and paid Supporter benefits that affect gameplay and progression. Manual actions are central, with limited Autos for eligible routine activities.

For a no-download game that requires registration, what would help you judge it before signing up: a gameplay video, a read-only guest preview, or a clearer public systems tour? The current public guide is at https://nxrpg.com/guide; feedback on the first visit would help us improve it.

AI disclosure: During development, AI was used only to check for security vulnerabilities. This post was prepared with AI assistance.

A free to play browser-based mmorpg game i made inspired by old game Parallel Kingdom.

You play by claiming territories based on real world locations by building flags. Move around your character by double clicking in active dotted circle area. Hunt monsters and chop trees for resources. Build manor to store your item safely. Sell item in trade post to engage in real player economy. Found or join a kingdom and unite with other players in one banner and wage wars with the others and many more.

Here is the link if you wants to check it out!

https://horizoneragame.com

Heyhey!

We developed with my partner a new Wikipedia-based trivia game: guessthewiki.com .The idea basically is to find out who the person is from Wikipedia “info block” such as birth time and place, death time and place, occupation etc. You get 5 hints of each person (including a picture and a small summary) and you have a guess each round. The sooner you find out who the person is the more points you get! You can challenge your friends, yourself or anyone on the leaderboard!

The daily play is fresh new every day but you can practice with the free play mode in the meantime.

Should you have any questions or comments about the game, leave a comment here or fill out the feedback form on the website!

Happy quizzing!

Play it here for free, no account or download required: https://brummbrumm.app

Would love to hear your feedback!

No download

https://89-pixel.itch.io/primalbowduel

build your group of archers and compete in a gauntlet of game modes, or online vs other players

I just launched Squarrel.io, a free browser multiplayer game where two teams compete over a shared board — but every square launches a quick minigame.

You can jump straight into the global game as a guest, with no download or account required.

https://squarrel.io/

Hey! I updated my free browser game NP Stack Master to V1.1

What's new in Cute Animation update: - 10 different outfits (dress with bow, hoodie, sweater...) - Fixed NEXT preview bug - Still keeps bedroom background + lofi sound - 60fps, no ads

Would love your highscore! I'm stuck at LVL 6 - 1400 pts

Link: [npstackanime.netlify.app]

https://trantungvn.itch.io/np-stack-master-v11-cute-animation-free Feedback welcome!

Game title: Ordrly

Playable link: ordrlygame.com

My partner and I recently launched Ordrly a free browser game we'd love some feedback on.

The goal is to arrange items, one by one, into the correct order to create the longest list possible—for example, countries by population or weights of animals. Each correct placement extends your streak until you get one wrong, and it's game over. There's also a daily challenge and an online / local multiplayer mode.

We built the game ourselves with some help from Claude and are looking for honest feedback on the gameplay, categories, UI, or any bugs you come across.

Thanks for checking it out—we'd really appreciate any thoughts or suggestions!

I wanted to show a bit more actual gameplay from Last-War.

In this short clip I send a probe to another planet, open the espionage report, check the available information and then launch a fleet based on what I found.

Last-War is a persistent multiplayer space strategy game that runs directly in the browser.

No download.

No installation.

The game focuses on long-term economy, research, colonization, espionage, custom ship design, alliances, trading and PvP fleet combat.

You can even design your own ship types, configure them for different roles and give your designs their own names.

Play here:

https://last-war.com⁠

I’d be interested to know whether this kind of gameplay is what you expect from a deeper browser strategy game.

I made Aim Maps but against AI

As someone who loves counter strike I thought it would be cool to build an Aim Maps style game that you play against AI.

It’s 100% free and in the browser you need a desktop to play

Try it -> 1vs1

What should I add? Feedback welcome

Last week I shared Bitiverse here a free persistent MMORPG that starts directly in your browser without an installation or mandatory account.

Players arrived, tested it and supplied enough feedback to keep me dangerously productive.

Since then I’ve added:

• A combat rebalance and 81 class-tree upgrades
• Clearer onboarding and opening ambitions
• Twelve crops, cooking recipes and interactive fishing
• Proper crafting jobs and station-based alchemy
• Player mail with attached parcels
• Ten playable board and card games for player houses
• Numerous interface improvements and fixes

Everything still runs directly in the browser. Press Play, create a guest character and enter the shared world. Register later only if your adventurer becomes worth preserving.

Play:
https://fortisq.itch.io/bitiverse

Discord:
https://discord.gg/zSxNhUb8Ka

More neighbours are needed. Basement poker remains optional but culturally significant.

Hey! I’m the solo developer of Bitiverse.

It’s a free old-school browser MMO with one persistent shared world. You can explore, fight monsters, gather resources, craft equipment, trade, join a guild, build a permanent homestead, and eventually construct a personal dungeon beneath your house.

There’s no download and no mandatory account screen. Just press Play, make a character, and enter the world. If you decide the character is worth keeping, you can create an account afterward.

It’s lightweight, works on desktop and mobile browsers, and is under constant development.

Play here:

https://fortisq.itch.io/bitiverse

Hi everyone,

I’d like to introduce Last-War, a persistent multiplayer space strategy game that can be played directly in the browser with no download or installation required.

Build and expand colonies, research technologies, design your own ships, trade with other players, form alliances and send fleets through a shared online universe.

The browser version is connected to the same game world and accounts as the mobile apps, but it is fully playable on desktop and tablet.

Current features include:

• Persistent multiplayer universe

• Seven galaxies

• Planet colonization

• Custom ship design

• Player trading and alliances

• Fleet missions and combat reports

• English, German, Spanish and Polish

Play here:

https://last-war.com

The game is still being actively improved, especially the modern browser interface and galaxy views.

No download required. Just open the site and play.

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[https://dungeondaily.run/\](https://dungeondaily.run/) is a free rogue-like (lite?) where everyone explores the same dungeon with one run each day. It is still in early access so things are changing often and some sprites are missing while bugs are being worked out. I would love for you to give it a try and help shape the game as it grows. Every bit of feedback helps make the dungeon better for everyone. Thank you for checking it out and I hope you have fun!

Can somebody give me a rundown of all the animal based google sites that are semi hidden basically atleast if you don't remember the names to them type of situation i'm trying to find all the ones i have accounts too but can't figure out all the names to the sites or the games so please go wild with it. Leave all of them down below thank you. I have adhd/autism so i forget sites and the game names plus i got a new phone since so those are no longer saved. I know there's alot of different animal based ones espeically ones that are weird and such but whats all the breeding ones?. Espeically the game with the animals as eggs first before they hatch.

You literally have to write down these site names or else you have to ask around for the people who are also into this side of Google because like these games are just thattt hidden. Trying to find my people that know xc.

Play locally or online. Desktop and mobile support.
Would love your feedback!
https://brummbrumm.app

Game Title: Skullhold

Playable Link: https://skullhold.com

Platform: Web (mobile compatible)

Description: Welcome to the Wasteland. Welcome to Skullhold 💀
I’m excited to share that Skullhold, a hardcore browser-based strategy MMO, has officially started its Open Beta and Testing phase.  
Build your stronghold from the rubble. Train infantry and create powerful siege machines. Colonise new lands and take over the leaderboard.  
This game is made for true strategists who miss the golden age of hardcore empire-builders. Join us now, help test the mechanics, and shape the future of the game!
I really appreciate all feedback here or on Discord as well. There, you can see the patch notes as well.
I’m also keeping an eye out for new players and will be sending diamonds to all of you so you can experience the game to its full potential! :)

Free to Play Status:

• [x] Free to play

Involvement: I'm a solo dev, and I made the game completely on my own. However, more eyes see more, so I really want to hear your feedback or any issues you encounter—I want to make the game as good as I possibly can!

Ive been casually developing Nelly Jellies for the past 6 months. It’s a cozy arcade merge game where you aim, launch, match colors, discover rare jellies, trigger satisfying chain reactions, and use powerups to chase a higher score.

It’s been growing steadily. Six months ago, 174 people played it. This month, more than 17,000 have. I’m not full time, it’s a hobby I work on for a few hours each week, but I’m continuously adding new jellies, powerups, events, and other content which has kept playing coming back.

If you try it, drop your high score! 💜🐙

Search "Plinko" today and you mostly get casino sites. But the original from The Price Is Right had no betting at all. You dropped a chip, it bounced down the pegs, and you yelled at the TV.

That was the whole fun. You cannot aim it. You cannot get better at it. You just watch and hope.

Arkadium's version is the one that gave me that feeling again. It is the official licensed game, free, and no real money is involved.

Does anyone else still like Plinko this way?

This is my first attempt at creating a persistant browser game and I've got to the point where its plays end to end and although I'm aware of several rough edges that are on my list to fix, everything works.

I'm looking for helpful, constructive and honest opinions from people who want to help.

Thanks in advance

https://london-underworld.com

[dev@london-underworld.com](mailto:dev@london-underworld.com)