Articles about browser games, game history, recommendations, and what makes free online gaming worth taking seriously.
What separates a puzzle game worth returning to from one that runs out after ten minutes, illustrated with four from our catalogue — fill puzzles, block placement, sorting and word search.
JuanWhen Flash died, many predicted browser gaming would die with it. Instead, HTML5 enabled a new generation of games that are faster, more capable, and available on every device.
JuanTen games from our catalogue that each do one thing you can point at — a mode, a mechanic, a constraint. Every one is linked, free, and playable in the browser with no account.
JuanBrowser gaming has a richer history than most players realize, stretching from basic HTML links in the 1990s through the Flash era to today's sophisticated HTML5 experiences.
JuanFlash was remarkable technology for its era. But in every dimension that matters for players — performance, security, compatibility, and longevity — HTML5 has surpassed it.
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