Open Source Games(opensourcegames.dev)
4 points by tokozedginidze | 0 comments
Open Source Games is a curated directory of new open-source games found on GitHub, filterable by genre, platform, play style and controls, with play links.
28 stories tagged browser-games, newest first.
4 points by tokozedginidze | 0 comments
Open Source Games is a curated directory of new open-source games found on GitHub, filterable by genre, platform, play style and controls, with play links.
12 points by richleigh | 0 comments
Playground Arcade, a directory of 700+ AI-built browser games sorted by genre, AI model and device support, with reviews and creator credits.
8 points by klaussilveira | 1 comments
OpenDE is a web page that lets users play the 1999 Deus Ex demo directly in the browser.
7 points by ulnn | 6 comments
Fizzpoker is a retro-styled browser poker site for playing Texas Hold'em with friends without needing to log in.
22 points by havaloc | 12 comments
Simon Willison's blog post about Chirp Pong, a two-player phone game in static HTML that syncs game state via audio chirps, built with Claude Code.
13 points by LarsDu88 | 3 comments
A web game recreating Timur's (Tamerlane) 14th-century chess variant, with play against an AI engine, local two-player, and online multiplayer modes.
196 points by ilreb | 160 comments
A browser-playable port of Quake rewritten in safe Rust, shown loading its engine with fullscreen, sound, and key controls.
8 points by dyarosla | 3 comments
Wordminos is a daily browser word game that combines crossword-style word building with domino-like tile placement.
14 points by plicerin | 4 comments
A browser-playable recreation of Activision's 1982 Atari 2600 game River Raid, rebuilt instruction by instruction from the original ROM, with notes on how it was built.
363 points by Hbruz0 | 127 comments
Don't Wordle is a browser word game inverting Wordle: players must avoid guessing the hidden five-letter word while obeying clues from previous guesses.
353 points by pompomsheep | 94 comments
Zanagrams is a daily browser word puzzle where players find hidden words by tracing connected letters on a 4x4 grid.
619 points by panza | 249 comments
A web page that loads and runs Half-Life 2 directly in the browser, shown here mid-download with a fullscreen button.
475 points by msalsas | 101 comments
CSSQuake is a browser-based recreation of id Software's Quake built with CSS, shown here at its main menu with single player, options and help.
326 points by tripplyons | 95 comments
A browser-playable WebAssembly build of the Pokemon Emerald decompilation project, with on-screen controls and a speed slider.
360 points by meshko | 141 comments
A playable browser version of Scorch 2000, a Scorched Earth-style turn-based tank artillery game with human and AI players.
397 points by willmeyers | 121 comments
A Web Design Museum exhibition page collecting playable Cartoon Network Flash browser games such as Scooby Snapshot and The Riddler's Secret Identity Inventor.
941 points by burnt-resistor | 155 comments
A browser-playable one-dimensional chess variant by Rowan Monk where the player plays white against an AI on an eight-square board.
382 points by ChaosOp | 106 comments
Landing page for Gaming Couch, a browser-based party game platform where up to 8 players use smartphones as controllers for real-time mini-games.
416 points by nsoonhui | 132 comments
Homepage of Chrono Divide, a fan-made browser-based recreation of Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 offering a playable beta.
395 points by jfil | 92 comments
Ironic Sans newsletter post by David Friedman about creating a Doom-inspired game where the only control is scrolling.
323 points by coolelectronics | 43 comments
Blog post describing a year-long effort to port the games Terraria and Celeste to run in the browser via WebAssembly, with links to playable versions and repos.
786 points by bookofjoe | 126 comments
Info page for Pippin Barr's satirical browser game "It is as if you were on your phone," playable online on phones, prompting players to perform phone-like gestures.
1193 points by ThomasRinsma | 211 comments
A PDF file that runs a playable Tetris game using JavaScript and form-field annotations supported by browser PDF engines like PDFium and PDF.js.
1239 points by denysvitali | 264 comments
A playful CAPTCHA demo where users must play DOOM in the browser and kill at least three monsters, built with v0 and Vercel by @rauchg.
376 points by breck | 67 comments
A chapter from an online book by abagames on the joys of making small browser games, citing the Small Game Manifesto and the author's 350+ games.
533 points by appstorelottery | 205 comments
A browser-based classic video poker game built in Godot, shared as a Show HN by a former Unity developer.
429 points by prawn | 95 comments
Landing page for Rooms.xyz, a browser-based tool for creating and remixing interactive isometric voxel-style rooms.
498 points by robinLord | 98 comments
Lost at SQL is a browser-based nautical-themed game for learning SQL through a story mode and SQL challenges.