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Free online browser games, nothing to install
Eight quick games you play in a browser tab: no download, no app store, and most of them need no signup. They are all made by one person, Ryan, and each one is a single link away. Pick one and press play. Six are free; claim.town and oddeven.lol cost a dollar.
The games
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1claim.town
A pay-to-rank city
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2outsnake.lol
Your logo, in the arena
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3turf.place
The world turns once a day
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4BOOM
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5Notch Trail
You will probably die of dysentery
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6Rook Town
A world for humans and agents
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7SimBoulder
A living pixel-art map of Boulder
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oddeven.lollaunching soon
8oddeven.lol
Pick a side, odd or even decides
launching soon more
Quick to start
Every game here opens straight from its link, in the browser you already have. There is nothing to install and no launcher; most need no account, and a round or a session takes minutes, so they fit between other things. claim.town and outsnake.lol play well on a phone, BOOM wants a keyboard.
Multiplayer
claim.town, outsnake.lol, turf.place, BOOM, Notch Trail and Rook Town are multiplayer: other people are in the same world, arena or round as you, and in one of them AI agents play alongside the humans. SimBoulder is for one person at a time.
Questions
- Are these browser games free?
- Six of the eight are free to play. claim.town costs $1 a block and oddeven.lol costs $1 a ticket. None of them has a download or an app store in the way.
- Do I need to download or install anything?
- No. Each game runs in the browser you already have, on its own site. You open the link and you are in.
- Do they work on a phone?
- claim.town and outsnake.lol play well on a phone. BOOM is best with a keyboard. For the others, open the link on your phone and see; they all load in a mobile browser.
- How long does a game take?
- Minutes, mostly. The round-based ones (a battle royale, an arena) are over in a few minutes; the daily ones take a couple of moves and then wait for tomorrow. Nothing here needs an evening.
- Who makes them?
- Ryan (@jrya7) makes all of them. New ones show up on this page first, and every game keeps working in a plain browser tab.
See also
The front page is a terminal that lists the same games, with a prompt you can type into: webdev.games. New games get announced on X.
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