13 Best Free Browser Games to Kill Time

If you have some free time, why not try these fun free browser games? They are all casual games that can be played for free in your web browser whenever you have a few minutes to spare.

Table of Contents

• 1. Crash It
• 2. Fox Adventurer
• 3. Baseball for Clowns
• 4. Moto X3M
• 5. Fancy Pants Adventure
• 6. N Game
• 7. Solipskier
• 8. Ev.io
• 9. Super Stacker 2
• 10. Retro Bowl
• 11. Battle Disc
• 12. Kingdom Rush
• 13. Wordle

1. Crash It

Collect jewels by matching gems in Crash It. Unlike other gem games, this game places gems on the board in random positions for you to drop to the bottom. To drop them, match groups of three or more blocks of the same color.

You will see the number of gems you need of each color on the left. Since time is limited, you may need to match blocks that drop the hourglass to the bottom to gain more time. You can enjoy soothing music while planning your moves in Crash It.

2. Fox Adventurer

Fox Adventurer is a puzzle game where you switch between day and night to find your way to the destination. As your fox continues to move, you must press a button to switch. This will change the blocks and allow you to move down to the door.

With simple controls, you can control the fox to jump to collect gems and keys on the way to the exit. Each level in Fox Adventurer brings a unique and puzzling challenge.

3. Baseball for Clowns

If you are one of those people who loves clowns, then this next game is for you. Baseball for Clowns challenges you to take down those funny yet creepy characters by throwing baseballs at them. This game is all about planning.

You have a limited number of baseballs to kill all the clowns you see. So try to use the ricochet action to defeat as many clowns as possible with one ball. If you are a fan of Stupid Zombies, then you will love Baseball for Clowns.

4. Moto X3M

This exhilarating side-scrolling game lets you control a dirt bike through increasingly difficult levels. The concept is simple – using just a few keys on your keyboard, you’ll need to manage your bike’s speed and position appropriately to make various jumps and overcome tons of bizarre obstacles.

With a variety of unlockable bikes and dozens of levels to explore, it's easy to sink hours into this challenging game. The first few minutes of the game are easy, but the final levels will require you to unleash your inner Evel Knievel.

5. Fancy Pants Adventure

Fancy Pants Adventure was a hugely popular game back in 2006 and is still available to play online today. You will control Fancy Pants through a variety of hand-drawn 2D levels. The game is best described as a cross between Sonic and Mario, as you will encounter many stompable enemies and lots of fun motion-based puzzles.

Make sure you keep an eye out for secrets, as Fancy Pants has a lot of bonus content for you to unlock. It's also a pretty long adventure, so if you like the quirky action, there's plenty to enjoy.

6. N Game

This game requires you to plan your every move properly to get to the next level. Make the wrong move and you won't have enough speed to reach the next platform.

As you move through the game, you will have to overcome various obstacles and solve unique puzzles. Some levels will require you to avoid heat-seeking missiles, while others require absolute precision with all your jumping. Check it out if you are looking for a challenge.

7. Solipskier

Solipskier tasks you with creating slopes for your snowboarder to traverse. Click and hold the mouse button to create terrain, and release to create a gap. Done right, your snowboarder will fly across the screen in a flash. Done wrong, and it will slowly waddle through the snow.

This game takes a little getting used to, but once you get the hang of it, you'll be hooked. Best of all, it keeps track of your highest score, so you can chase your previous best every time you hit the slopes.

8. Ev.io

If Halo were a free browser game, it would probably look a lot like Ev.io. The multiplayer game lets you take on other players in intense FPS battles. There are a variety of weapons to fight for, and the graphics are surprisingly good for a browser game.

Movement is also quite fun, as you can sprint, jump, and teleport – all of which can be upgraded as you play. You can watch public games or set up private rooms to hang out with friends. Give it a try if you’re looking for a free alternative to today’s best FPS games.

9. Super Stacker 2

Super Stacker 2 tasks you with placing a certain number of blocks on the playing field without letting them fall off the screen. The game is entirely physics-based, so if you put too much weight on one side of your structure or don't account for gravity correctly, you'll lose and have to start over.

Things start off slow with basic squares and triangles, but quickly get much more difficult. That means you'll have to get creative to complete all the levels, as there are multiple solutions to every problem.

10. Retro Bowl

Take to the football field in Retro Bowl - a classic football game with a modern twist. The gameplay is as simple as clicking and dragging your mouse across the screen to choose where you want to throw the ball. The game is more about accuracy and finding your receiver than knowing all the different formations, making it accessible to all players (not just football fans).

When you’re not controlling your team on the pitch, you’re working behind the scenes. From upgrading facilities to trading players, everything you do off the pitch affects your team’s abilities. It’s a surprisingly deep game and great for short bursts.

11. Battle Disc

Battle Disc is a bit like air hockey. You and your opponent are placed on opposite sides of a playing field, with the goal of destroying each other’s blocks. You do this by grabbing a disc and throwing it at your enemy. However, the disc can stop and bounce back at you, so you need to be smart about how and when you attack.

There's plenty of unlockable content and unique power-ups, while the different enemies keep things interesting. If you're lucky, you'll stumble upon the Hammer power-up that will knock the other team off the board.

12. Kingdom Rush

This iconic tower defense game lets you place and upgrade buildings to prevent enemies from entering your castle. These buildings create troops that fight at your command in battle, and as you upgrade them, you'll gain increasingly powerful soldiers.

There is a lot of planning involved in creating an impenetrable defense, and the later stages will push your skills to the limit. Luckily, you will have access to a variety of secondary abilities that allow you to call in reinforcements to help turn the tide of battle.

13. Wordle

If you haven’t played Wordle yet, you should give it a try. You’ll have 6 chances to guess a 5-letter word. If you guess a letter correctly, it turns green. If you guess a letter incorrectly, it turns yellow. And if you guess any letters wrong in the word, it stays gray.

Using those visual clues, you can find the word of the day. There’s a new challenge every day, and the game usually only takes a few minutes. This word game is incredibly popular, so be sure to join in on the Wordle craze. You can even check out Wordle tips and tricks to improve your score.

These browser games are great for killing time – and you don’t need gaming hardware to try them out. Try some of these games and you might just find your new favorite daily activity to relax!