- 2–12 players
- Phone + desktop
Sudoku Battle
Race your friends to fill the grid. Every correct answer locks a square in your colour, and the most squares wins.
Insert coin, it's free
Free multiplayer browser games to play with friends, or solo
Fourteen free games: seven real-time multiplayer, seven single player. Share a room link and your friends join in seconds. No download, no install, no sign-up, on desktop and mobile.
Drop in, 3 steps
- 01Pick a gameAny multiplayer game starts a room instantly.
- 02Share the room linkCopy it and paste it into your group chat.
- 03Play togetherFriends join from their browser in seconds.
Real-time rooms · 7 games
Play with friends
Share a room link and friends join straight from their browser. No account needed.
- 2+ players
- Phone + desktop
Futoshiki Battle
Race friends to fill a Futoshiki grid. Each correct answer claims a square in your colour, but a wrong guess costs a point.
- Live with friends
- Phone + desktop
Globe Guesser
Get dropped somewhere on Earth in street view, then pin your guess on the map. The closest guess wins.
- 2–8 players
- Phone + desktop
Snap Grid
Watch the shared grid and be first to hit the buzzer when two cards match. Fast fingers win.
- 2+ players
- Keyboard
Dungeon Scramble
Descend a shared ASCII dungeon together. Fight monsters, hoard gold and race rivals to the exit.
- 2+ players
- Phone + desktop
Battleships
Share a room link, call a coordinate and hunt their grid. Every hit turns into points.
- 2–8 players
- Phone + desktop
BeamRunner Multi
Real-time Tron light cycle battles. Share one link, box in your rivals and be the last cycle on the grid.
One link, whole room
Start a room in any multiplayer game and share the room link. Friends who open it join the same game, with no account to create.
Arcade classics · 7 games
Play solo
Quick retro runs for when you'd rather play on your own.
- Touch + keyboard
Steel Frog
Dodge the traffic yard, ride the coolant river and reach all five charging bays.
- Keyboard
RetroTempest
Neon vector shooter: rotate round the rim, blast the swarm and clear warping tubes.
- Mouse + touch
Classic Windows Games
Solitaire, Minesweeper, Hearts and FreeCell, rebuilt for the browser.
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Every game runs in the browser tab you're already in.
Just a link
Share a room link and friends join straight away, no accounts.
Always free
No paywalls and no premium tier. Light, non-intrusive ads keep the lights on.
Free online games you can play with friends, no download needed
DropIn Games Arcade is a collection of free browser games built for quick, social play. Pick a multiplayer game such as Battleships, Sudoku Battle, Futoshiki Battle or Snap Grid, copy the room link, and send it to your friends. They join straight from their browser on a phone, tablet or computer, with no app to install and no account to create.
Prefer to play on your own? The single-player side of the arcade has retro favourites including Steel Frog, Invaders, BeamRunner, RetroTempest, Breakout Retro and Missile Range, plus Classic Windows Games like Solitaire, Minesweeper, Hearts and FreeCell. Looking for something different? Try a live geography guessing game in Globe Guesser or a shared ASCII dungeon crawl in Dungeon Scramble.
Frequently asked questions
Are the games on DropIn Games Arcade free?
Yes. Every game is free to play in your browser, with no download, install or account needed.
How do I play multiplayer games with friends?
Open a multiplayer game such as Battleships, Sudoku Battle, Futoshiki Battle or Snap Grid, start a room, and share the room link. Anyone who opens the link joins the same game from their own browser.
Do I need to create an account or install anything?
No. The games run directly in your browser on desktop and mobile. Just open a game and play.
How many players can join a game?
It depends on the game. Sudoku Battle supports 2–12 players and Snap Grid supports 2–8, while Battleships and Dungeon Scramble are built for two or more.
Can I play on my phone?
The games are built to run in a mobile browser, though some single-player games use keyboard controls such as the arrow keys and Space, so they play best on a computer.