GuessWhereYouAre.com is an immersive, free-to-play geography guessing game where players are dropped into a random location and must guess where they are in the world.

Guess Where You Are

Miniclip.com

Matheus Valadares

Agar.io is a massively multiplayer online game where players control a cell in a colorful, grid-like environment. The main goal is to grow your cell by consuming smaller cells scattered throughout the map, while avoiding being eaten by larger cells controlled by other players.

Agar.io

Trailer

As a street vendor, players attempt to outsell the competition by creating progressively more garish signage.

Grab Them by the Eyes

Draknek & Friends

A puzzle game where players teleport between islands via the use of angled mirrors.

Mirror Isles

Orteil

Cookie Clicker is a Javascript-based browser video game written by French programmer Julien Thiennot, better known as "Orteil". The point of the game is to bake cookies as fast as possible, to have a large number of cookies, and to have a lot of milk; notably, however, there is no true end to the gameplay. At the beginning of the game, the player bakes cookies solely by clicking on a giant cookie, gaining one cookie each time it is clicked. Once the player has enough cookies, they can use them to buy items that will bake more cookies automatically. The seemingly endless gameplay makes it a game that can last an indefinite amount of time.

Cookie Clicker

Gameplay video

GeoGuessr

A game of simulated world travel and geographical knowledge. Players must pinpoint their location on the map after being placed in a random Street View location.

Sylvie

A 2D platformer featuring an angel that must explore a planet full of cats.

Cat Planet

Gameplay Video

Farbs

A swirling glitch-soup of classic videogames, reforming every 10 seconds into a new playable mass.

ROM Check Fail

Max Berry

NationStates

Carl Muckenhoupt

A text adventure that is written almost entirely in gibberish. Players must puzzle out the general meaning of the game's text in order to progress.

The Gostak

The 1996 Interactive Fiction Competition winner, unofficially set in the Zork universe.

The Meteor, the Stone, and a Long Glass of Sherbet

Woodlands Junior School

Rudimentary Pokémon text adventure fangame, made by Mark E, a student at a British school, in the late 90s to early 2000s.

Developed by One Person Browser Games