Need suggestions of fun browser multiplayer games to play with friends. Like scrible i.o . Thought of uno, codenames. Need some easy to understand, games.

Thanks.

My bestfriend just got done with his exams, and I wanna play soke fun browser games together.

We played skribl n stuff, but it feels to mundane now.

So my GF and I are "medium" distance. We video call each other on Google Meet everyday. What are some fun things we can do online?

So far we watch movies and TV shows on (ahem) non Netflix sites by just clicking play at the same time and making sure it's sync now and then.

She is not a Gamer at all so we're just looking for fun browser games with no baggage- login, learning curve, downloading etc.

I found Bloob.io which is absolutely perfect and what I'm looking for, but the selection of games is very limited.

Another one is scribbl.io again, great but only one game. We spent a few hours here.

Any other options?

Ideally it's a website where you create a room Or share a link and then choose a small fun flash game to play. Or any other trinkets of the internet to explore?

As COVID is still affecting our regular game evenings, I started a site to collect games you can play with your friends online. I primarily focus on games you can play in a private room with your friends. Some are browser based, some are "real" games: https://playwithfriends.link/

If you have any suggestions for games to be added, let me know :)

Exactly what is described in the title. Looking for any type of multiplayer game where a friend and I can play via our web browsers on separate computers. An example would be this: https://www.quibbble.com/games

Thank you!

I know people really like these types of games but I can't seem to find a list of these types. I'm looking for party/casual games to play with/against friends online through voice chat. Games similar to:

1. JKLM.fun

2. Skribbl.io

3. Cards Against Humanity (and variants Xyzzy, etc.)

4. Codenames

5. Spyfall (Crabhat)

6. Jackbox Games

7. Gartic Phone

Preferably games that people can just click a link and play instantly with simple rules and stuff. Preferably free.

Not looking for games like:

1. Games on steam, need downloading (for everyone at least) - must be accessible to most people

2. (most) .io games - private room online multiplayer

Thanks in advance!

Post some good multiplayer games that we can all get together and play today! Even if they require signups! Just post them in this thread, and if it requires a login, please mention that in your post.

So I've been playing UNO on crazygames.com and I love how I can play it with discord friends. I don't have the money to buy steam games but I wanna bond with them. So what other web games are there besides UNO that has a host room

PCGamer's article on a collection of great, free browser games you can play with friends or strangers: http://www.pcgamer.com/15-multiplayer-browser-games-to-play-right-no/

The list from the article:

• Vikings Village: Party Hard {in development; Manly pixel vikings punch each other over being called a ginger (despite all of them having ginger hair) in this deadly battle of the beards.}

• Blast Arena {in beta; You and three other players try to survive and destroy each other in a maze-esque area full of walls and rocks that can be broken}

• LaserSharks.io {you play a shark with a laser attached to your head, swimming around the ocean eliminating other sharks}

• Isleward {in development; a low-res roguelike that has you choosing what character you want to play before dumping you on your own into the city of Strathford, eventually you'll run into other people and hopefully convince them to adventure with you}

• Agar.io {play as a circle that consumes others to grow bigger}

• Slither.io {multi-player pvp snake}

• War Brokers {in beta; a first-person voxel team shooter}

• Skyarena.io {You fly a large aeroplane, desperately trying to shoot down various other craft in the sky and the players piloting them}

• Transformice {It's the idiocy of the crowd, in a pure and distilled form}

• Town of Salem {This roleplaying game challenges you to be a conniving liar and mislead other players}

• MS Paint Adventures {a text adventure/web comic hybrid that essentially allows the audience (players) to vote by democracy on what they want to happen next}

• Gartic.io {One player is chosen to draw a random word while the others must watch and guess what the word is}

• Kingdom of Loathing {The whole game is consistently absurd and amusing, from the enemy types, to the genre conventions it apes so cleverly. And while you can't directly play with other people, you can steal their stuff, join guilds and interact with them.}

• Wilds.io {This hack and slash follows the core principle of killing people you don’t like the look of, and finding loot spread around the map}

• Realm of the Mad God {it's a hard as nails shmup}

• Pokemon Showdown {jump straight into matches against other players without having to level up or care for your pokemon beforehand}

• Squadd.io {An isometric shooter in which you can battle with your friends against an opposing team, or fight in a free-for-all with everyone}

• Mechar.io {control a giant mech that can hold various different guns and pickups simultaneously}

• Everybody Edits {a multiplayer platformer. The catch is that, while the other players can't directly effect you in any way, by progressing through the levels, they screw with you in the most frustrating way.}

• Little War Game {This pixelated strategy game has you building your own kingdom while trying to fight and take down others}

• Brutes.io {it's you against other muscled monsters who are enthusiastic about boxing}

• Neptune's Pride {a real time strategy game in the same way that glaciers move in real time, set in space and all about galactic expansion}

• NoBrakes.io {a racing game where you are trying to beat other players to checkpoints along the track}

• Powerline.io {A version of Snake... but with a twist}

• Hexar.io {takes some slight inspiration from Snake, but instead of growing your tail, you are capturing parts of the screen and expanding your color’s dominance}

• Slaim.io {play a colorful pixel slime that can wield a gun}

• Foes.io {a sleek arena shooter that pits you against enemies as the arena gradually gets smaller and smaller}

• Lordz.io {become the dominant kingdom in the land}

• Treasure Arena {This 16-bit adventure game has you battling in a dungeon over valuable treasure}

• Snowfight.io {You throw snowballs and freeze enemies until they become snow-people}

I wanted to play some games with friends and family online so we can bond while we are all living apart. We all have varying specs on your machines so I'm looking form something we can all play.

Browser games seemed like a good idea but I don't really know of any good games. Do you all have any suggestions?

Hello,

I am looking for games that aren't very demanding in terms of hardware, browser based and preferably casual.

Examples of this would be scribbl.io or online board game.

The game should specifically allow me to interact with my gamer in crime, nothing such as Agar.io where two can play together without really interacting much.

Thanks!

My friends and I are looking for some good games that our crappy computers (and internet connections) can handle. We were playing Quake but had trouble connecting to servers. Any new suggestions? Thanks.

Playing against friends is either playing native games or mobile games. Is there a way to do a round in a browser against e.g. 6 friends (without a login, if possible)?

I want to play some local multiplayer browser games with a friend. Specifically the fire boy and water girl games. Both the characters in the game are controlled through a single keyboard, is there any way me and my friend can play it online from our own computer together ??

I was thinking of something like parsec but not sure how to set that up or if that would even work with a browser or not. Is there any easier option available ??

Hello Everyone,

This year I set out to finally start a project I have been thinking about for many years. Building a site with 100% of the focus on local multiplayer games for myself, my kids and my wife to play + whomever else finds it. As of this year I have built 19 games, with one more about to be release!

This is my first post in this subreddit as I wanted to have a good collection before I joined and promoted this, which I now feel is in a good spot.

If you're looking for some classic and original small games to play locally on your computer, I would encourage you to check out my site! A plus, some of these games work on mobile browser as well!

https://www.justgametogether.com/

Best regards

p.s. As someone learning to develop games over this past year, they should in theory get better with time :)

im just looking for browser based games taht are multiplayer and fun, similar to https://www.boardgame-online.com/

Since it's quarantine time we need something to play together and not have anyone bother us. Since most of my friends are not gamers we play stuff like cards against humanity on pretendyoure.xyz and skribbl.io

What are some fun online browser games in which you can create your own room and link it to your friends? Any types of games (board, fps, adventure, etc.) games are more than welcome.

This seems to be a much more narrow topic than I first expected when searching the web. It seems like all online multiplayer games I can find on itch.io are ones where you download a client. I'm trying to learn online networking with GameMaker and was hoping to find existing examples of web client networking on itch.io, since that's a place I like to release games, to see if I could reach out to games' creators. However I can't find any games up there that seem to connect to each other while in the browser. Is this simply not a thing that can happen at the moment on itch, or am I searching wrong?

Side note: Even in-browser games that aren't multiplayer but send data back and forth to a server would be useful to me to see.

EDIT: So far some Unity games have come up, that's fine too, it'll be neat just to see what's out there