Multiplayer FPS

Workmelt

by Erik Nomitch · built with an AI coding agent · plays free at workmelt.com

Workmelt — gameplay screenshot showing multiplayer fps action
Workmelt running in a browser — frame captured by our harness on 8 August 2026.
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Free, no install, runs in the browser. Hosted by its creator at workmelt.com — the link opens their site, not a copy on ours.

What Workmelt is

Workmelt is a multiplayer fps game by Erik Nomitch. Quick tactical matches against your co-workers — lobbies, map select, and room-based multiplayer. It is a 622 KB download that loaded in 0.4s when we tested it and renders with WebGL.

Workmelt: measured

We loaded Workmelt in a real headless Chrome, played it, and recorded what it did. Blank cells are facts we could not measure, not zeros.

Download622 KBTotal bytes fetched on first load.
Loads in0.4sTime to the load event on a desktop connection.
Frame pacing17 ms (~60 fps)Median frame time while playing; 95th percentile 17 ms.
RendererWebGL 2.0 (OpenGL ES 3.0 Chromium)What the game draws with.
Requests9Files fetched — a low count means a self-contained build.
On a phoneFits a 390px screenMeasured in a 390×844 viewport.
Source codeOpen source — 3★ on GitHubgithub.com/eriknomitch/workmelt — you can read or fork it.

Method and the full 47-game comparison: how we measured these games.

Workmelt FAQ

Is Workmelt free to play?

Yes. Workmelt is free and runs in your browser at workmelt.com — no download, no install and no account. It was made by Erik Nomitch.

What kind of game is Workmelt?

Workmelt is a multiplayer fps game. Quick tactical matches against your co-workers — lobbies, map select, and room-based multiplayer.

Does Workmelt work on mobile?

It fits a phone screen — we measured no horizontal overflow in a 390×844 viewport. We did not detect touch controls, so a keyboard and mouse may still be needed.

How big is Workmelt?

622 KB on first load, across 9 requests, loading in about 0.4 seconds.

Is Workmelt open source?

Yes — the source is on GitHub at github.com/eriknomitch/workmelt, where it has 3 stars. You can read how it was built, or fork it.

Who made Workmelt?

Erik Nomitch, using an AI coding agent. It is one of 53 games built this way that we catalogue and measure.

Credit

Workmelt was made by Erik Nomitch and is hosted on their own site at workmelt.com. EveryGameMade does not host or claim this game — this page is a catalogue entry, the screenshot is a frame we captured of it running, and the specs are our own measurements. Creators: get in touch to correct or remove an entry.