Browser games from Show HN, ranked by Hacker News points

Play a new round of mini golf every day.

Roll, unwrap, and battle numbers in a half-parody gacha game.

Redraw electoral districts in a daily puzzle.

Run a refinery in a 5-minute game and learn the chemistry behind how a plant works.

Answer daily questions by guessing the most common answer, or one nobody else gives.

Explore a ray-cast moon simulation in your browser.

Combine logic gates into adders, memory and a full CPU, then run assembly programs on it.

Sing karaoke with other players in real time.

Take to the skies in a retro biplane flying game.

Play a two-player turn-based strategy board game against a friend or an AI.

Sort six historical events into chronological order with three attempts each day.

Answer picture quiz cards and try to beat the Jev vision model.

Practice and remember Vim commands in a small browser game.

Answer quiz questions to learn flags.

Play a colour guessing game and test how well you can tell colours apart.

Play a word game built around the idea of binary search.

Solve logic puzzles with a sarcastic corporate theme.

Read a random Bible verse each day and guess which book it comes from.

Mine and refine every resource on the map from your central base as fast as you can.

Choose which startups from history to invest in.

Draw pictures with other players in a real-time multiplayer drawing game.

Answer a daily set of somewhat difficult, hand-made quiz questions.

Pick sets of three words by word length and part of speech, like the card game SET.

Solve matchstick puzzles or build your own in seconds.

Build the longest word you can and compete with friends or other players.

Make choices in an adventure to learn how startup equity works.

Solve puzzles in a new kind of logic game.

Write code to control your side in quick 1v1 matches that last under three minutes.

Click from concept to concept in LLM-written text, like the Wikipedia Game.

Trace stars to draw constellation shapes in procedurally generated Euler path puzzles.

Play a small, soothing musical rhythm game.

Put together a jigsaw puzzle that never runs out of pieces.

Pick any web page and destroy it.

Play through a game that documents the creator's journey learning electronics.

Solve minimal brain teaser puzzles in your browser.

Find words in a word-search grid that keeps expanding as you scroll.

Play chess on a donut-shaped board against an AI or online opponents.

Play a short mini game about fly fishing that helps you become a smarter angler.

Capture territory using the locations of Australia's 15,000 payphones.

Race in your browser using your phone as the controller.

Do push-ups counted by your camera to launch attacks in an RPG.

Take a 2-minute quiz that tests how well you estimate.

Solve two linked daily crosswords that share one grid, with two letters per tile.

Run a factory simulation built inside a spreadsheet.