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browse.games
A curated directory of browser games. No ads, no SEO slop.
browse.games is a curated directory of free browser games — daily puzzles,io games, indie web releases, classics. No accounts to play. No ads. No paid placement, ever. Every editorial and moderation decision lives in a public audit log. Devs can claim their game via DNS.
Top comment
Hey Hunters I built browse.games because every "free browser games" site I landed on was a Google Ads farm wrapped around a stolen iframe. I wanted somewhere I could send my niece to play Wordle and 2048 without 14 pop-ups. A few things I cared about: – No paid placement, period. Rankings come from a trending score (likes, plays, freshness) plus a tiny hand-applied editorial boost to keep canonical classics findable. Every boost, approval, and moderation action shows up in a public audit log at /audit. – No accounts required to play. Sign-in only matters if you want to submit games, claim a listing, or sync likes across devices. – Devs can claim their game. Drop a TXT record on your domain and the listing flips to verified. You can submit metadata edits from your dashboard; an admin reviews them. – Daily puzzle push notifications without an email signup — works anonymously via Web Push. – Self-hosted Plausible for analytics. No ad networks, no third-party pixels. Curious what you'd add to the directory, what's missing, or what'd make you actually submit a game. Roast away.
About browse.games on Product Hunt
“A curated directory of browser games. No ads, no SEO slop.”
browse.games was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #122 on the daily leaderboard. browse.games is a curated directory of free browser games — daily puzzles,io games, indie web releases, classics. No accounts to play. No ads. No paid placement, ever. Every editorial and moderation decision lives in a public audit log. Devs can claim their game via DNS.
On the analytics side, browse.games competes within Web App and Games — topics that collectively have 220.7k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how browse.games performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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