Daily top 10
Top 10 browser games on Nov 10, 2026
The day’s top 10 as it stood that evening (Japan time), kept as it was: the same games, in the same order, as our daily post on X. Numbers are from then. For the ranking that keeps updating, see Today. as of Nov 10, 2026
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Yellowtail Filleting Game
+3.1k ♥ · +363.2k views in 24h
Scale, cut, and fillet a whole yellowtail in this 3D fish-cleaning experience.
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2
Fruit Daifuku Lab
+826 ♥ · +360.8k views in 24h
Make and sell fruit daifuku, competing on how delicious they look.
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3
Maemiro
+934 ♥ · +285.9k views in 24h
Tap to swat phones out of the hands of distracted smartphone walkers.
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The Bubbles Won't Go Away
+576 ♥ · +83.6k views in 24h
Keep squirting shampoo to prank someone with endless bubbles that never disappear.
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Alternating Peanuts and Pistachios
+310 ♥ · +28k views in 24h
Keep placing peanuts and pistachios in alternating order in 3D, or face serious consequences.
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8
Burn It! & Slash It!
+162 ♥ · +49.7k views in 24h
Blast through quick One Piece-themed minigames one after another.
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9
Kickboard Rush
+103 ♥ · +134.1k views in 24h
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.
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10
Musubime
+77 ♥ · +90.3k views in 24h
Gather hot rice with your hands and shape it into a triangle onigiri.
How the ranking works
Every evening around 20:30 Japan time we keep a copy of that moment’s Today ranking, and this page shows it. It doesn’t change afterwards, except that a game removed from KUMO is removed here too (its place number stays empty).
Today ranks games by how much they grew on X in the last 24 hours, whenever they were posted: new likes and reposts, plus new views at half weight (the same mix as the main score). For a game posted less than a day ago, everything it has so far counts as new. We can’t see play counts, so reactions on X stand in for how much a game is being played. If fewer than 10 games grew, the rest are this week’s top games, then all-time favorites, marked on the card.