The best top 10 free online browser based games of 2025


The humble browser-based web game may often look and feel like they’re from the early 2000s, but unlike mobile games with annoying in-app purchase nag screens, download fatigue, home screen organization, and other spammy tactics, browser games don’t. Usually ad-supported, many browser-based games won’t ask for your email address or other info, are free to play anonymously, and don’t require any downloads. Here are our top 10 favorite browser games for 2025.

PlayBunco.com, the classic parlor dice game


If you’ve ever hosted or joined a Bunco night, you’ll love PlayBunco.com. This browser-based version brings the social game online with simple, easy-to-understand controls and very few settings to configure beyond your name. It’s mobile-compatible, free, and instantly available.

MexicanTrain.com, domino fun for all ages


MexicanTrain.com brings the family-favorite domino game with a clean interface and no settings to configure. A great game for casual gamers and anyone who has not played before. Mexican Train Dominoes is free to play and includes AI-based computer players so there’s never any waiting for a game to start.

Kingdom of Loathing, a humorous turn-based game


This one requires a login since it’s a global multiplayer game, but it’s charmingly simple graphics and quirky style makes for a fun twist. It’s technically an RPG (Role Player Game) and focuses on humor as you venture through the wild west. Your score is based on “regret”!

Krunker, a pixel shooter


Runs fast, right in your browser, and is a quick, competitive game. It is a first person shooter, so it is a little violent. But the graphics are simple. Just be prepared to move quickly when you start.

Wordle (NYT Game)


Wordle might be the game that revitalized the whole casual online browser game industry. The classic 6-letter puzzle is still around with a daily challenge. If you like Wordle, we’ve got a list of similar games to the NYT’s at our sister site.

Little Alchemy 2, an elemental game


There are hundreds of combinations of simple elements you put together, like water and fire, to create new elements. As the name suggests, it turns your browser into a little alchemy lab. It’s casual and a good game for the kids, too.

Madalin Stunt Cars 3, a driving game


Madalin Stunt Cars works best on a desktop computer, not an iPad or phone. You load up the page, hit play, and you’re in a pretty realistic world driving around doing stunts in a muscle or race car. An impressive use of technology for a browser game.

8bitMMO, a browser-based builder


If you’re familiar with Minecraft, 8bitMMO is akin to that. You can build anything you want with simple little pixel-style graphics. But the twist is everything is a big massive multiple player online world (hence the MMO) so others build along with you.

A Dark Room, text-based survival


This is a text-based game, similar to early computer games of the late 90s. It’s even offline-friendly, so you don’t have to be online to play. There’s a great story, too, and it’s surprisingly addictive and immersive.

Poke Nexus, a collector’s game


Similar to another Poke-styled game franchise, your job here is to catch little monsters. This is also an MMO, so other players are working around you as you catch new friends and foes.