01. Choose your next game
Browse the catalog, search by name, or filter by platform and genre. Open a game to see its controls, requirements, and versions. The play button opens the project's website in a new tab.
GAMESONBROWSER HELP
A few clicks to get started. A few tips to pick up where you left off.
Browse the catalog, search by name, or filter by platform and genre. Open a game to see its controls, requirements, and versions. The play button opens the project's website in a new tab.
“Requires your files” means the project needs data from a copy of the game you own. Check the project for compatible files and editions. GamesOnBrowser does not provide these files.
Keyboard, mouse, controller, and touch support vary by project. Read each version's instructions and test the controls when you start playing. Pressing Esc usually releases the mouse or exits full screen.
Each game manages its own progress. Some use browser storage; others let you export a save file. Try saving and loading first. Clearing site data or using a private window may erase your progress.
The touch filter helps find projects listed as supporting touch controls. This does not guarantee the same performance on every device. Keep your browser up to date and check the project's requirements.
Games are maintained by independent projects and may move or become unavailable. Check other versions and the source page. A demo may have limited content; a multiplayer client may require an account with the game's service.
More information: Ported2Browser guides.