Games & Entertainment Progressive Web Apps

Open-source chess server — completely free, no ads, no premium paywalls. Play online, study tactics, analyze games with a strong engine. The best chess site on the web.

A space-themed Minesweeper reimagined by Google Chrome Labs. Silky smooth on mobile and desktop, works offline, designed for accessibility. A beautiful PWA showcase.

The original sliding tile puzzle game. Combine numbered tiles to reach 2048. The classic addictive browser game — open-source, offline-capable, installs as a PWA.

Fast-paced multiplayer capture-the-flag game with bow and arrow. Play instantly in your browser, no account needed. Thousands of concurrent players, runs at 60fps.

The online version of Broken Telephone meets Pictionary. Draw prompts, guess drawings — the distorted results are hilarious. Perfect for remote teams and parties.

Multiplayer drawing and guessing game. Take turns drawing words while others race to guess. Classics like Pictionary reimagined for the browser — no download needed.

Retro game emulator running in your browser via WebAssembly. Supports NES, SNES, GBA, and more. Load your own ROM files and play classic games offline.

The New York Times daily word puzzle. Guess a 5-letter word in 6 tries with color-coded hints. The game that launched a thousand clones — play the original.

Clean, distraction-free Sudoku. Multiple difficulty levels, offline play, auto-save progress. A beautifully designed puzzle app with no ads and no account needed.

A farming and market simulation game built as a PWA. Grow crops, tend livestock, and manage a virtual farm economy. Open-source and fully offline-capable.

Complete offline Pokédex PWA. Browse all 1000+ Pokémon with stats, moves, evolution chains, and type matchups. Installable, works without internet — a fan-made gem.

Professional online backgammon with world-class AI opponents and real-money tournaments. A beautifully crafted PWA for serious backgammon players.

Drop into a random Google Street View location and guess where in the world you are. Geography skills meet detective work. A uniquely addictive browser game loved worldwide.

Pretend you're a hacking movie protagonist — random key presses produce realistic-looking code. A joke app, but also a surprisingly popular PWA used in presentations.