Browser games
Web games you play without a download, and come back to.
U10–U11 · Software · Games and 3D
The biggest advantage of a browser game is the open door: one link is enough, no download. To keep that advantage the game opens fast, loads in small pieces and greets players with a new small goal every time they return.
Our own games, Farmie, Animaze and Castruma, are live examples of that approach.
What gets built
- 01Game loop and progression
- 02Quests, seasons and rewards
- 03Market, inventory and economy balance
- 04Friends, visits and leaderboards
- 05Guest play and account linking
Frequently asked
Does a browser game work on mobile?
Yes. When it’s designed for touch and different screen sizes, the same address plays on desktop and phone, with no app store approval needed.
Can I see an example game?
We have three browser games of our own: the farm and village game Farmie (farmie.semih.fun), the isekai labyrinth game Animaze (animaze.semih.fun) and the multiplayer strategy game Castruma (castruma.com).
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The other half of the rack
We can also run this software on our own infrastructure:
Let’s reserve a slot in the rack.
Describe your project in a few steps and we’ll prepare a written proposal with scope, timeline and an infrastructure plan.