r/browser_gaming

▲ 11 r/browser_gaming+2 crossposts

🏏 CRICKET FANS: Can you guess today’s IPL player in 7 tries? — Stumpdle.com

Think you remember IPL players, teams and seasons?

Stumpdle is Wordle meets IPL cricket. 🏏

7 Guesses

6 Clues

1 Daily IPL Player

Play free: https://stumpdle.com

Tell us which clue gave it away.

u/STUMPDLE — 2 days ago
▲ 9 r/browser_gaming+6 crossposts

Swarm MMO: Browser-based idle MMO where you command a swarm conquer planets

You start with a single planet in your own solar system on an infinite procedurally generated map, and your goal is to expand your territory by conquering other planets.

Every planet produces probes over time, and you attack by dragging from one of your planets to a target to launch a swarm. You capture a planet by sending more probes than it has defenders. You can also upgrade your planets and project power across longer distances. You can form alliances with other players or go at it alone.

The whole thing runs in the browser with no sign-up required. If you want to save your progress across devices, you can optionally link an email.

swarm-mmo.com
u/fabian_boesiger — 3 days ago

Modern or Classic? Which interface would you choose for a persistent browser space strategy game?

I’ve been working on Last-War, a persistent multiplayer space strategy game that runs directly in the browser.

One thing I wanted to offer was a choice between two very different interfaces:

Modern Web

A cleaner, more visual interface with updated navigation, galaxy views and a more contemporary sci-fi look.

Classic Web

A denser, more traditional browser game interface for players who prefer the old-school style and want more information visible at once.

Both interfaces use the same account, same planets, same fleets and the same persistent universe.

Last-War is deliberately a bit deeper and more complex than many lightweight sci-fi browser games. It focuses on long-term planning, economy, research, fleet composition, custom ship design, colonization, trading, alliances and persistent PvP rather than quick sessions or simplified mechanics.

Some of the main systems include:

• 7 galaxies

• Planet colonization

• Research and economy

• Custom ship design

• Fleet missions and combat

• Player trading

• Alliances

• Persistent multiplayer universe

You can play directly in the browser here:

https://last-war.com⁠

I’m genuinely curious:

Would you choose Modern or Classic — and why?

u/Dangerous_Jeweler674 — 5 days ago
▲ 13 r/browser_gaming+4 crossposts

My contribution to proving browser gaming is alive: a synthwave drift racer with real-time multiplayer, straight from a browser tab

The "browser games are dead" take always bugged me, because the browser can do SO much more now than when Flash died. So I built Neon Drift — a 3D arcade street racer that runs entirely in the browser. No download, no account needed to race.

What's in it:

Drift-focused arcade handling — hold a corner, chain drifts, build a score multiplier that feeds your nitro Real-time multiplayer — create a room, send a code to friends, everyone launches on a synced countdown A story career mode with rival bosses, plus weekly tournaments with an actual champions board Garage with unlockable cars, paint, body kits and upgrades Works on phone too (touch controls)

https://neondriftgame.online

It's free, no ads. Would genuinely love to hear what this community thinks — you're exactly the people I made it for. If you beat my lap time on the Neon circuit I want to know about it 😄

u/HitGameMaker — 7 days ago
▲ 10 r/browser_gaming+2 crossposts

I made Fillup, a free browser strategy game built around chain reactions

Hi! I’m the developer of Fillup.
It is a turn-based strategy game that runs directly in the browser.

Players take turns adding pieces to cells. When a cell reaches its limit, it sends pieces into neighboring cells and captures them. Those cells can also react, turning one placement into a cascade across the board.

You can play a solo Campaign, set up a local 2–4 player table, challenge a friend, or compete in Casual and Ranked matches.

There is nothing to download, and you can start without creating an account or providing an email address.

Play it here: https://fillup.fun

Hope, you'll like it!

u/BlackBes — 7 days ago

A zero-install PS1-style driving game that streams roads from the real world

https://reddit.com/link/1vm7iue/video/z4ldt61bfwih1/player

Pick a place, choose a car, and drive. It runs directly in a desktop browser.

The newest update adds local traffic: quieter places stay light, dense cities push more cars into the road network, and everything is capped so it stays an arcade game.

There’s no login and nothing to download. I’d especially like feedback on load time and controls from Chromebook/laptop players.

Play: https://world-drive-game.vercel.app

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u/Ready-Drummer-2136 — 8 days ago

Last-War – A persistent browser-based space strategy MMO (No download required)

Hi everyone!

I've been working on Last-War, a persistent browser-based space strategy MMO.

Features include:

🚀 Persistent universe

🌌 7 galaxies

🪐 Planet colonization

⚔️ Fleet battles

🤝 Alliances & player trading

🛠️ Custom ship designs

The game is playable directly in your browser—no download or installation required.

I'd love to hear your feedback and ideas from fellow browser game fans.

Play here: https://last-war.com⁠

reddit.com
u/Dangerous_Jeweler674 — 14 days ago