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224 games we have reviewed that run on Browser, best first.
224 reviews
A genuinely deep 13th-century resource-management sim, confirmed complete and well-liked by multiple competition judges — undone on this shelf by a missing viewport tag that makes the entire game unreachable on a real phone, from the very first tap.
3.4 / 10
A tap-to-move elemental transformation puzzle that placed 7th of 129 entries at js13k 2014 — undone on this shelf by a missing viewport tag that makes every phone tap land on the wrong part of the screen.
3.2 / 10
A Ludum Dare 57 hidden-object game whose one real idea — hunt for things by dragging a shallow depth-of-field into focus instead of just scanning a static picture — is undermined by a flood-fill bug that freezes the browser for tens of seconds on an ordinary tap.
3.2 / 10
A correctly-implemented Klondike solitaire that plays cleanly with a mouse but has no touch support for its core mechanic at all — confirmed directly in the source, where card movement is wired to mousedown/mousemove only, with no touch listener anywhere in the bundle — on top of a fixed, non-responsive desktop-width layout with no viewport meta tag.
3.2 / 10
A charming two-player frog-hopping board game built for Ludum Dare 56, undone on this shelf by a touch bug that leaves the actual board completely unresponsive to touch of any kind.
3 / 10
A faithful, functional JavaScript port of the original open-sourced Micropolis (SimCity) that works cleanly with a mouse on desktop — city creation, zoning, budget and demand graphs all confirmed working — but which refuses to even load on any phone-compatible screen size, in either orientation, behind its own built-in "screen is too small" gate.
3 / 10
A cozy sandbox farming-and-digging platformer whose currently shipped build cannot actually walk — horizontal movement is blocked the instant the player is standing on the ground.
2.8 / 10
A Godot-engine cat-burglar platformer whose public repository contains only raw engine source - no compiled HTML5 or WebAssembly export exists anywhere in it, so there is currently no way to play it in a browser at all.
1 / 10