Other browser-based games you play?

[Nevertopia]

Hey guys, just wanted to start a thread on what other browser-based games you all like to play besides nationstates.

Currently all I have going for me is NationStates so Im interested what other games I can play while I have downtime at the office.

[Honeydewistania]

Old BTD games are pretty good. (I don’t think this is the right forum though)

[Nevertopia]

which forum would this be better at?

[Northwest Kalactin]

which forum would this be better at?

I would assume Arts and Fiction, but I don’t really know if that is correct.

[Atheris]

BTD5 is pretty fun. I also play Mutilate-a-Doll 2 and AAOnline fangames. (If anyone cares, my favorite is probably The Broken Turnabout.)

[Free Ward Marchers]

There is a browser game called particracy in which you play a political party in one of 63 man made nations, the game was made in like 2008 so it looks old, but it is still active and going strong. I would suggest starting in a multiparty country like Likatonia first though as some only have 1 or 2 and are pretty boring.

[Rotorm7]

Travian is just a classic for me, every 3 years I definitely fly away for a month and just get high.

[Cadonica]

Every now and then I get nostalgic and go to newgrounds or miniclip for a few quick games. Few days ago I started Clicking Bad again (Meth parody of Cookie Clicker) but actively I don't play anything else. Hell I don't even play NationStates anymore, I just lurk on the Arts&Fiction forums

Travian is just a classic for me, every 3 years I definitely fly away for a month and just get high

That was fun back in the day.

[Serbia-Macebonia]

The Campaign Trail, which is a game where you take control of a presidential candidate in the US from select years, answer questions, hold events, etc and try your hand at winning the presidency.

[Merni]

I like playing games from PCjs once in a while. Some of them are still fun/interesting; others reveal an interesting picture of '70s and '80s culture.

[Cadonica]

Then there's also Akinator which is fun every now and then. Basically you think of a character, he gives you questions, you answer them truthfully and he tries to guess who you think about. If it's even somewhat well known character he get's it soon enough, if it's something really obscure, he's not gonna get it.

[Tikariot]

Grand Prix Racing Online and 2-Min-Man for me. I tried out a couple of other ones, but none really held my interest for too long.

[Markuseists]

Cookie Clicker It is so addictive!
I play board game online TBH.

[Abserdia]

Recently found a game called Blaseball, which is kinda difficult to describe.
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[Soviet Haaregrad]

I don't even play this one anymore.

[Sodoran Alesia]

I play Fallen London, but not as much as I used to

[Heloin]

Bowman 2

[Socialist Macronesia]

Here are some good ones:

Any games made by Simon Hason, he made a lot of browser based shooters in the past, some of which are really impressive.

Don't Escape 1, 2, 3. 1 is more puzzle based, 2 is more gameplay oriented, 3 is a neat combination of normal and psychological horror, if that's your cup of tea.

Armour Games is a good website to start on.

Contrary to what others think, Politics and War is not that fun. Too much work, not enough hanging around on F7.

[Nevertopia]

i used to play urbandead back in the day. I realized after that big player Mall collapsed that there was no point playing since there wasnt any real way to win. Kind of like this website.

[Socialist Macronesia]

i used to play urbandead back in the day. I realized after that big player Mall collapsed that there was no point playing since there wasnt any real way to win. Kind of like this website.

Wait you can't win here either!
I guess the fun of it is to make your own fun, either from RPs, chilling out on the forums, regional gameplay, and stuff like that. It's not so much about winning as it is having fun, and that is the kind of game with longevity: where you are more focused on hanging out than trying to win.

[Nevertopia]

i used to play urbandead back in the day. I realized after that big player Mall collapsed that there was no point playing since there wasnt any real way to win. Kind of like this website.

Wait you can't win here either!
I guess the fun of it is to make your own fun, either from RPs, chilling out on the forums, regional gameplay, and stuff like that. It's not so much about winning as it is having fun, and that is the kind of game with longevity: where you are more focused on hanging out than trying to win.

personally I use the game to shape and test my political ideologies. Like for example my nation has high integrity but its choked my country's industry, so Im trying to learn how to better not babysit companies while still having them be accountable.

[Twicetagram and JYPe]

Cookie Clicker It is so addictive!
I play board game online TBH.

Cookie Clicker is a browser game? I thought it was an app

[Maichuko]

Hex Empire and Warfare 1917 on Canopian.

[Dresderstan]

I am going to be upset when Flash dies by the end of the year we may see the end of great Flash games like Happy Wheels and much of Addicting Games and so on.

[Destyntine]

I used to play Flight Rising & Lioden.

Both are pretty much simulators where the objective is to collect and breed dragons/lions.