Calligraphy Simulator 3D
Steer a floppy 3D arm, dip the brush in ink and copy the kanji on the paper. The brush swings and drags so strokes go wild, and the finished piece gets a score.
Browser games we checked on a computer, playable with a keyboard and mouse. 139 games
Steer a floppy 3D arm, dip the brush in ink and copy the kanji on the paper. The brush swings and drags so strokes go wild, and the finished piece gets a score.
Run a Turkish ice cream stand in 3D and tease your customers.
A famous painting has a hole torn in it, and all you have is a set of markers. Pick a colour and a pen size, cover the hole and draw the missing part back in, then send it to auction and watch the bids climb as the price is set.
Turn the handle round and round while batter drips from the funnel above, and layer by layer a baumkuchen bakes over the fire. The meter at the top shows how round it is, and the finished cake gets a grade and a price.
Race an e-scooter from Tokyo Station toward the office, weaving left and right at full speed. You blast through the station concourse and out into the streets as the clock ticks down.
Pick a batter or pitcher, get a randomly made season of stats and the club’s first salary offer, then choose three stats to argue about. Each round you pick one of four lines to say to the club, and a good argument raises how they rate that stat.
Deliver letters and parcels around a tiny planet in this multiplayer 3D game.
A chalkboard in your browser. Draw, write and erase like the real thing.
An old song loops its chorus forever while a crowd of stick figures dances under the lights. Hit the big red button the instant everyone shouts "Tequila!" and keep your streak going. It never ends on a miss, only when you give up.
A joke quiz that rates how delicate you are.
Use gimmicks to fill the bowl with milk. 8 stages, made for a one-week game jam.
Rub your finger in circles to swing an iron ball on a chain and smash everything in the room. Each wrecked item shows its price, and the stage keeps widening from a room to a house to a whole town.
An eye test, as a game. A ring with a gap appears on the chart and you push the lever or arrow buttons toward the gap, as fast as you can. A printed slip then shows your eyesight, your time and even how you are feeling today, and the result is not your real eyesight. In Japanese.
Move the toppings of a Jiro-style ramen bowl with chopsticks and count them. That is the whole game.
Slice vegetables with a giant chainsaw, drop them in the pot and cook a curry.
Draw the outline of Gifu Prefecture from memory in one stroke, then drag it onto a map of Japan. The real shape is laid over yours, and you get separate scores for shape and location.
Arcade ice hockey you can play in the browser.
Create a coach and run your football club. In Portuguese.
You are the agent showing animal customers around a room, and each one asks a question about what they care about. Pick one of three answers that turns the room’s flaws into selling points; a bad pick drops the “want to live here” meter at the top.
A fast, satisfying slashing game.
You are live streaming a walk at dusk, picking up litter with tongs. Tap the trash on the street to grab it and the viewer count climbs, while comments float by in many languages. Pick the wrong thing, like a flower, and the chat lets you know.
Work the claw with three taps and try to grab a prize.
A 3D platformer where the weather is out to get you.
Ride a skateboarding Shiba Inu that grinds endlessly along rails above the city. Tap to jump and swipe to switch rails, pulling tricks like spins and poses for points, until you miss a landing and fall.
Hit the glass and smash it. Even every sound is made in code.
Ring the doorbell of each house and catch the candy that comes flying out in a jack-o-lantern bucket, moving it left and right before the 30 seconds run out. Treats add to your count, but bugs and poison take candy away, so dodge them.
There is only a ball of yarn and a loose thread. Pull the thread and the yarn unravels into a little knitted island, with a bridge, a stream, fields, sheep and a house appearing piece by piece.
High-speed 2D robot battles. Open alpha.
A fan-made mini game starring the character 니아 (Nia). In Korean.
An incremental game about scanning barcodes. About 10 minutes.
Three small browser games by one creator. No sign-up.
Othello that starts from a losing board with the corners taken: place a white stone, then pull back and flick it. Stones crash into each other and can fly off the board into your rival's face for points.
Pick a heavy or light starting robot, then take it into 3D arena fights and jobs such as smashing drones or targets against the clock. Wins earn credits for new parts, and the seven body parts can be swapped to change how your robot fights.
Co-op mountain biking with friends.
A water slide game built to be the fastest thing in browser gaming.
Pick a bike and rev its engine for 10 seconds by tapping anywhere as fast as you can. The louder it gets, the bigger the things your sound waves smash: signs, trucks, a tower, even the moon.
Press Be born and a roulette picks the country you are born in, weighted by real world population figures. You get a birth record with your family, income, home and life expectancy, then live that one life to the end. One year passes in about a minute, and it plays in 19 languages, English included.
Tap a spot on a glowing globe and watch every person on Earth start walking and swimming toward it. A day counter and a head count show how the lights of the cities slowly drain into one point.
Trace a shape with your finger on folded paper to cut out your own sumo wrestler; its outline decides its height, weight and stability. Then send it into the ring and drum on the ring floor to shake it, until one paper wrestler tips over or steps out.
The morning after Halloween, steer a little vacuum robot around a town square full of wrappers, pumpkins and party trash. Small bits make the nozzle grow so it can swallow bigger things, and you race to get the town 100% clean before people arrive at 7:30.
Tell whether each visitor is the real Xiaoda or a prankster, and hand out treats. In Chinese.
Swipe once to slice the day's object and try to split it exactly 50:50. The split is shown to two decimals, so even a near miss like 49.20 | 50.80 makes you want to retry.
A visual novel set on a real university campus: anime characters are drawn over photos of its buildings, paths and cafe tables. Press Start from the beginning and an animated opening introduces the cast, then the story begins. In Japanese.
Tap the glowing tips to split a growing tree into more branches in the narrow gap between buildings. Branches never stop growing, so where and when you tap decides how the tree spreads before it reaches the walls.
A Balatro-style card game in the browser.
One-on-one street basketball.
Click to advance the talk with Kishi, a mysterious man drawn in pencil-style black and white, and pick your replies when choices appear. His face shifts with each line, from a wide grin to a quiet, thoughtful look.
Type a word that sits right between two prompts, like Dog? or Cat?, and an AI weighs it on a balance scale. The split is shown as percentages, and the closer to 50:50 the lower your score.
Compare five fictional overseas players by age, past clubs and fees, then sign just one for Sapporo. The rest of the season plays out match by match, and you get a scout grade and a card telling what became of the player.
A romance adventure you can play in the browser. In Korean.
A kung fu girl runs on her own across a Halloween graveyard, and each tap or press of Space makes her jump. Grab the floating lollipops and hop over pumpkins and ghosts; three hearts at the top show how many hits you can take.
A guessing game: work out the titles of 56 strange paintings.
A tower defense game for PC and phone.
A first-person team shooter in a giant playroom: you fight for the babies, splatting toddlers with a toy blaster among alphabet blocks and beach balls. Get splatted and you take a quick nap, then pop back in. The first team to 15 splats wins.
Race a kart through a Halloween valley and collect candy.
A rhythm game set to the creator’s own game music. Early access.
Wander through a dreamlike, endless pool space in this exploration game.
A joke game: give a massage until they finally fall asleep.
A 3D RPG you play right in the browser, starring a snowman. You start in a snowy castle town square with a fountain, other snowmen and a map in the corner, and set off from there; the page lists sword, bow and magic combos, fishing, catching monsters, crafting and a spaceship you build from blocks. A test version, in Japanese.
A 3D action game built around a physics-driven ball.
A gothic visual novel set in a candlelit mansion on Valentine’s Day: you play the maid Lily, who serves three masters and decides to make them sweets. Read the story by clicking through the lines, then match ingredients by their silhouettes in the kitchen.
A Pac-Man-style roguelite where the maze changes every stage.
Fly a fighter jet, dodge missiles and take on enemy jets.
Knead clay to build the path forward.
A one-minute Spanish word hunt on a 6×6 grid of letters: drag across neighbouring letters (up, down, left or right, turning as you go) to spell words. Wrong paths flash red, so you keep trying shapes against the clock.
A clicker game about summoning people reborn into another world.
Fly a paper plane through courses in the sky.
Draw a creature with the pen, then it races on exactly the legs you drew. Even a stick-leg box runs, hops hurdles and trades places with other doodles, with live commentary.
A site with 30 browser games made by AI.
A Western-themed game made with Claude Code.
Drive a toy car through diorama worlds.
Tap, click or press Space to stop a sliding bar on the center line. It looks easy, but stopping a hair off counts as a miss, and three misses end the run.
A retro helicopter rescue game. In Spanish.
Hold to charge a gauge, let go to jump from pillar to pillar. The gaps change every time, so you have to judge each hold; too short or too long and you drop.
Move your team and win back the city’s signal. A tactics game.
Gather money and trust in 30 days so you can keep living at your parents’ house.
A horror game: on the night shift, you start to notice something is wrong.
A new take on a classic Korean typing game.
Carve weapons from wood and stone, then fight. A game jam entry.
Mash the button to grow your bar. For 1 to 4 players.
Make a room and play soccer, up to 5 vs 5.
Pick one of 6 tops and battle online.
Spin your top, smash the city and grow. Up to 8 players.
A puzzle adventure set at a kite festival in Lahore.
A tower defense game about protecting the forest.
A stylish mom rides her bike through Tokyo.
A cyberpunk MMO in the browser.
Collect more than 380 squishy toys and squish them.
A pumpkin-themed tower defense game.
A neon arcade shooter.
A horse racing sim where you are the owner.
A layered line puzzle, also on itch.io and PLiCy.
A Western survival FPS drawn in a charcoal style.
Judge antiques and run your shop.
Flip tiles until every one lights up. One screen, one puzzle.
Jigsaw puzzles made from photos.
A ranch game where your words come to life as creatures.
Chase patients and keep the hospital from falling apart. Demo.
An asteroid-style shooter. No install.
A spy game: escape by elevator.
Answer two-choice questions about your childhood and it guesses which Japanese prefecture you grew up in. The map narrows region by region with each answer until a pin drops on its guess.
Shoot a rubber band and cut whatever it hits.
Ideas for your game keep sprouting as sticky notes on a tree; click a note to cut it. Watching the branches spread while she frets that it will never get finished sets up the urge to prune.
A laid-back sports game played with balls.
Buy spells in the shop and arrange them in a two-page spellbook; matching spells merge into stronger ranks. Press Fight and the 2-on-2 duel plays out on its own as spells fly.
Ride the bullet train around Japan and learn hiragana and katakana.
A French quiz on whether a claim is really written in the Bible: pick a theme and answer true/false or multiple choice. Every answer comes with an explanation and the verses to check.
A browser FPS against machine enemies.
Ride the Seoul subway and learn Hangul.
An emoji game with no ads and no sign-up.
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