02 · Browser worlds
Small, self-contained worlds that run right in your browser — horror, exploration, movement, celestial chaos, and descent. No downloads; each opens on its own page.
The full shelf
Filter by mood. Play times are listed where the game actually reports them — where it doesn't, I left it blank instead of guessing.
Showing 29 worlds.
open-world night horror
One county of forest and back roads, and the sun does not come back. Walk or drive between the last lit places, shoot what comes out of the trees, and take a little of the map back every time you get somewhere.
First-person moon collectathon
A boomerang is fun because it comes back. A ball is more fun. Kick it, catch it, and chase it all the way around a moon that is actually round.
Microgame reel
Thirty-three microgames, a few seconds each, and it keeps speeding up. Most of them are games from this site cut down to a single move. You get four moons, and a hand comes and takes them one at a time.
First-person parkour shooter
A Christmas city at night. Run it, climb it, and shoot your way across the rooftops. Take a car when the street is long. The manholes go down and two of the big buildings go all the way up. Keyboard and mouse only.
Lunar custody arcade
The moon is missing. You have custody. Drag it through four impossible cases and put it back wrong.
Cursed-skull horror
You wake up holding a skull you cannot get rid of. Thrown, it zips straight back — it is the key, the weapon, the only light, and the last thing you want in your hands. The bedroom door is locked from the inside, and the way out is down.
Three-boss character-action campaign
You play Nera, the Unbound, stealing back three buried seconds from three Saints across three entirely different arenas.
One-thumb storm descent
Open an umbrella to catch hostile rain, then let go to send every drop home.
Hold-and-release climb
The only way up a dark tower is other people’s hands. Hold one to hang from it, lean to swing, and let go to fly. Held, let go, thrown — at the top it is the same number.
Horde-mode FPS
One rifle, one deck, ten watches. They come across the flat and up the ramps. The eclipse overhead is the only clock you get.
VHS forest horror
Every path you take eats itself. Walk forward through an infinite nighttime forest while the route seals behind you, the camcorder keeps recording, and the trees watch.
Piñata brawler
You're the piñata, and the piñata fights back. Five party games, a boss made of cake, and two ways to leave when it's over.
N-body space toy
Drop perturber masses into a living spiral galaxy and watch wakes shear into little cosmic bruises.
Musical gravity toy
Pull a tiny living sun through an endless musical gravity playground. Make full orbits, skim the black voids, clear dares, and turn every collision into music.
Open-world FPS
Five small lands under one strange sky — and every boss you beat teaches your body a new move.
First-person horror
A black wood, a haunted house, a graveyard chapel — and something that paces you through all three. Headphones on.
First-person survival horror
Hold your nerve in the dark and outlast the things closing in from every side. Every run is a race against your best time — last long enough and you've Held Hell.
Spaghetti FPS
The gun, the enemies, the cathedral, and the flood rising to drown you are all wet spaghetti. Fight to the grand altar, cook the three-phase Noodlemancer, and climb out before the sauce reaches your mouth.
Fluid fire simulation
You are a spark. You cannot move. You can only move the air. Pull one ember through six movements and keep the room lit.
Mouse-only tennis duel
The swing is the shot, and the music only lives while the ball's in the air. Climb five rivals across one summer to a finale you play instead of win.
Trick-fed continuous race
Three worlds run end to end without stopping, ridden standing up on a rocket skateboard. There is no throttle — speed is earned. Land tricks and ride the rails to fill the burn, then cash the chain and the whole road stretches. Land them badly and you are slower than if you had never left the ground.
Throw-the-road skate game
There's no road until you throw one. You carry a swift whose tail is made of light: throw it and the tail hangs in the air as a rail. Ride the rail. It ends in mid-air over black water, so call the swift back — it eats the road on the way — and catching it at speed throws you into the next throw. Three big slow animals in the way, and a dam at the end.
An endless house
An endless first-person haunted mansion. Every room has something to touch, carry, throw, burn, solve, or open. The house remembers what you touch.