Open Source Arcade
16 games other people wrote and published as open source. We host copies so they stay playable, under the licence each author chose, with the source linked on every page. Free, no ads, no signup — and each one runs in a sandbox that cannot touch your data.
AFTERGLOW
Paint with long-exposure light
Runner · 60 secondsAnime Dash
Your photo, cel-shaded in-browser
Word · open worldClownWord Desert
Sight words beat clown hordes
Physics · drawingINK RIDER III
Draw the road · phone-first
Arcade · flyingLittle Sky Pilot
Kid-friendly · hold to fly
Collecting · learningPerf & Postmark - learn philately by playing
Philately, actually taught
Arcade · cosyPetrichor
A drop in love with an umbrella
Arcade · one-thumbPulsefield
Drag to steer · phone-first
Idle · collectingSEAL VAULT
Quests, prestige, wardrobe
Arcade · classicSnake — Touch Edition
Swipe or arrows · starts immediately
Strategy · spaceSolar System
Fleet & orbits · real planets
Racing · endless极速狂飙 (Speed Racing)
Three lanes · Chinese UI
Arcade · ricochetStupid CJP
One screen · aim and bounce
Action · top-down坦克大战 (Tank Battle)
Arrows + space · Chinese UI
Horror · first-personWARD 13 — Anomaly Protocol
Spot the anomaly · 3D · desktop
Runner · cyclingWelcome to Klang
Steer by holding anywhere
Who made these, and under what licence
Every game here is somebody else's work, redistributed under a licence that permits it. None of these authors submitted their game to us — we found them published openly on GitHub. If you are one of them and would rather not be listed, say so and it comes down.
| Game | Author | Licence | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| AFTERGLOW | DLinacre | MIT License | source |
| Anime Dash | smuthu7 | MIT License | source |
| ClownWord Desert | iamrichmack111 | MIT License | source |
| INK RIDER III | jimdo-png | MIT License | source |
| Little Sky Pilot | brobin09 | MIT License | source |
| Perf & Postmark - learn philately by playing | peterdsouza247 | MIT License | source |
| Petrichor | MeatPopSci1972 | MIT License | source |
| Pulsefield | jenschristianschroder | MIT License | source |
| SEAL VAULT | royalgames0 | MIT License | source |
| Snake — Touch Edition | satish8288 | MIT License | source |
| Solar System | noahdemar | MIT License | source |
| 极速狂飙 (Speed Racing) | SWDAI916 | MIT License | source |
| Stupid CJP | Kushagra (anshdwivedi922-oss) | Apache License 2.0 | source |
| 坦克大战 (Tank Battle) | Michael-Rudalx | MIT License | source |
| WARD 13 — Anomaly Protocol | Negru-Gabriel | MIT License | source |
| Welcome to Klang | SkylineClhS | Apache License 2.0 | source |
Full licence texts ship next to each game and are listed in THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md. Looking for the games we wrote ourselves? They are under Play Free.
What an open-source browser game actually is
A browser game is open source when its author publishes the code under a licence that lets anyone read, run and redistribute it. That is the whole reason this page can exist: we are not hotlinking somebody's game or scraping a portal, we are hosting a copy the licence explicitly permits, with the author's name and the licence on every page and a link back to the original repository.
It also means these games cannot quietly disappear. A game published to free hosting goes away when the account lapses or the author moves on, and the links pointing at it break. A copy hosted under its own licence keeps working.
No account, no download, no ads
Nothing here asks you to sign up, install anything, or watch an advert before playing. Every game is a single HTML file that runs in your browser, so it starts as fast as it downloads and works the same on a phone as on a desktop. There is no launcher, no client and no store page.
Why each game runs in a sandbox
These are programs written by strangers, and you should not have to trust a stranger's code to try a game. Each one runs inside a sandboxed frame with no access to this site's storage, your cookies, or anything else on the page — the browser enforces that, not us. The visible cost is that saves do not carry over between visits, and every game page says so rather than pretending otherwise.