All articles tagged with #browser game
Originally Published 3 months ago — by aftermath.site
Messenger is a charming, small browser game set on an alien planet where players explore, meet inhabitants, and interact with others via a simple multiplayer system, all for free and accessible on phones, offering a delightful and detailed tiny world that feels like home.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by aftermath.site
A reviewer discovers 'Stealth Crossword,' a short, innovative browser game blending crossword puzzles with stealth mechanics, highlighting the joy of stumbling upon unique indie games unexpectedly.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by kottke.org
Kottke.org features a simple browser game involving opening a microwave door, but to comment on the site, users must be members. The site advises those experiencing login issues, potentially caused by ad blockers, to disable them or contact support for assistance.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by My Nintendo News
Nintendo has released Pikmin Finder, a browser-based game that utilizes augmented reality (AR) to allow players to locate and capture Pikmin through their phone's camera. The game was unveiled during the Nintendo Live event and features Pikmin from all four mainline titles, offering a nostalgic and charming experience for gamers.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by GAMINGbible
The classic PlayStation 1 racing game, Wipeout, can now be played for free in your browser without the need for a PlayStation Plus subscription or purchase. The game, known for its high-speed futuristic vehicles and techno-inspired soundtrack, was well-received by critics and considered a potential rival to Mario Kart. Despite not being available on current-gen PlayStation consoles, fans can now enjoy the game on their browsers, with simple keyboard controls and good video quality.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Rock Paper Shotgun
The Password Game is a free browser game that challenges players to create passwords that meet increasingly silly requirements. Starting with simple rules like including a number or an uppercase letter, the game escalates to more complex demands, such as solving math problems or looking up Wordle answers. Created by Neal Agarwal, the game offers a fun and challenging puzzle experience while highlighting the importance of password security.