Radiant Optimizer · Browser games

Your next game. One click away.

Discover browser games, classic ports, and community projects. Some require your own game files.

  • 39 games
  • ✓ No directory account
  • ↗ Direct project links
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🔥 Featured pick

Black Ops 1 Zombies

A browser take on round-based zombie survival. Hold your position, manage your ammunition and see how long you last.

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39 games

How it works

  1. 1

    Your next game

    Search by name or narrow the directory by genre and device.

  2. 2

    Setup at a glance

    Check whether a project needs extra preparation or your own game data.

  3. 3

    The original project

    Open the linked website for its latest build and instructions.

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Classic spotlight

Quake.
One more round.

A familiar arena, a fresh browser tab. Revisit one of the games that made fast movement matter.

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Collections

Quick browser breaks

Runners, puzzles and casual favourites.

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All browser games

The complete directory, in one place.

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Classics, rediscovered

Familiar worlds. A different way to play.

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Play together

Movement, arenas and multiplayer projects.

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On your phone

Projects made with mobile browsers in mind.

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Something missing?

Share a browser game project with the directory.

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PC favourites, browser editions.

WebAssembly and WebGL give community developers another way to bring games to the web. Some projects open with a click; others need a longer download or files from an existing game installation.

This directory keeps the projects together and makes their differences visible. Browse the full list, keep a few favourites, or explore a genre. Each destination runs independently, so availability can change.

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Questions

What can I find here?

Browser game projects, community ports and remakes, grouped by genre and setup requirements. Each game links to a separate project website.

How do I start playing?

Choose a game, check its device and setup labels, then open its project website. The detail page includes steps and controls to help you get started.

What does “Bring game files” mean?

Some web engines need the original game data. Use files from a copy you own and follow the instructions on the project website.

Why does a game fail to load?

The linked project may be offline, busy or incompatible with your browser. Check its own instructions and try an up-to-date desktop browser.

Where are my saved games stored?

Only in this browser, on this device. Clearing site data removes them. There is no account and no cross-device sync.

Can I play on a phone?

Use the Mobile filter to find projects aimed at phones. A desktop-only entry may not have usable touch controls.

Are the setup labels a guarantee?

No. These are directory notes, not live service checks. Third-party projects can change their requirements or become unavailable.