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Latest revision as of 00:30, 6 April 2025
Any browser capable of accessing the world wide web.
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See also other platforms.
Roguelike games that can be played in a web browser
- 91
- Allure of the Stars
- Ananias
- Asterogue
- Boohu
- Choose
- Chronophase
- Dance of Death
- Demon Tactic
- Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup (WebTiles)
- FARA
- Gone Rogue
- gTile
- Patient Rogue 7DRL
- Rogue Sector 7DRL
- Rogule 7DRL
- Shambletown
- Succession 7DRL
- Tyrant
- Wayfarer
- Gloamvault
Roguelike games developed in JavaScript, Java and PHP will generally run from a web browser.
A few more browser-based Roguelikes
- Caverns of Underdeep (Beta)
- Desktop Dungeons - an early version of this commercial coffeebreak roguelike can be played for free in a browser
- The Nameless Roguelike
- The Ruins of
- The Tombs (Flash)
- Tower
- Larn, Hack, Rogue, and MAG (flash)