Questions we get asked
Offline progress, devices, full screen, controls, costs and age limits.
Common questions
In the strategy and farming games, yes. Build queues, research and production run on the publisher's servers and finish while you are offline. In the action games nothing happens until you log back in.
In most games you can start a guild or alliance and keep a private chat. Some arena games also offer private or custom matches. Look in the game's own menu, because the option has a different name in every title.
Yes. Most have a full screen button in their interface. On Windows, F11 hides the toolbars in Chrome, Edge and Firefox. On a Mac, press Control + Command + F.
If the game runs in the browser, yes: Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS players meet on the same servers. Games with a desktop client may support fewer systems, so check the official site before you invite someone.
The action games usually let you rebind keys and adjust mouse sensitivity in the settings menu. The strategy games are point-and-click and need no setup.
According to their publishers, the games on this list can be started for free. Most also sell optional extras such as upgrades or cosmetic items. Prices and rules are set by each publisher, so read them on the game's own site.
We do not run the games. The button opens the publisher's official site in a new tab, where you register and play.
Age limits are set by each publisher and can differ between games. Check the terms on the game's own site before a child signs up.
If a game will not load, update your browser, switch off extensions that block scripts on the publisher's site, allow cookies there and try another browser. Problems with an account, a password or a purchase can only be solved by the publisher's support, because we do not run the games or see your accounts. For questions about this site, use the contact page.