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FredyGames is a free collection of games you can play right in your browser, with nothing to install. Every game is here because its rights holders allow it to be shared: we read each licence before adding a game, publish the licence text on its page and host the source code wherever the licence requires it. No abandonware, no commercial ROMs.
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Zaz
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Biniax-2
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Browser games
Backgammonics
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PC
Berusky
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DOS
Castle of Viana
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PC
CaveExpress
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Arduboy
Glove
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Browser games
GoYomi 9×9
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CHIP-8
h8
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CHIP-8
H8 2: Carry Flag
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Arduboy
i-20000
NES
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Ghosts and Graves
A logic puzzle for the NES in a moonlit cemetery: work out where the ghosts are hiding, one next to each grave and never touching each other. 700 levels across 25 worlds and four game modes, in a free homebrew game by Anthony Bongers.
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Stallar
A tiny NES platformer made in a weekend for a game jam whose theme was "delay the inevitable". The goal is right there at the start; what happens if you do not take it? A free homebrew game by Wendel Scardua.
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File Fixers
A small turn-based RPG for the NES that takes place inside a computer: a party of four heroes dives into buggy system drivers, sector by sector, to save the kingdom's operating system. A free homebrew game by Wendel Scardua.
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GunTneR
A fast side-scrolling shoot 'em up: race a sick alien pet through a strange wormhole across 60 phases, four bosses and three endings that depend on how quickly you arrive. A free NES homebrew game by LoBlast.
Game Boy
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Game Boy Chess
A complete game of chess on the original Game Boy: a real search engine with an opening book, four difficulty levels, undo and an evaluation bar, all in a 32 KB cartridge. Play the computer, a friend, or watch the machine play itself. A free homebrew game by Nick Craig-Wood.
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Pirate's Folly
An ocean that has never existed before grows from an eight-digit seed. Chart it cell by cell, trade between ports, fight pirates and storms, go ashore to dig up treasure and hunt the Nine Isles of Legend. A free homebrew adventure for the Game Boy by Spencer Churchill.
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Millennium Gun
A bounty hunter robot finds a gun with one small problem: its recoil throws you across the sky. Fire it downwards to fly, sideways to dash and upwards to drop, and ride the blasts through a desert full of space pirates.
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Qulqy
Line up five or more balls of one colour on a nine-by-nine board before it fills up. Qulqy is a Game Boy Color remake of Kulki, Janusz Lewandowski's 1995 Windows puzzle game, by plyr0, with three difficulty levels, a hint and a shapes mode that tells the pieces apart without colour.
Game Boy Advance
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CASCADE7
A numbers-and-gravity puzzle for the Game Boy Advance: drop numbered discs into a seven-by-seven well, clear the ones whose number matches the length of their row or column and chain the clears into cascades before the rising rows fill the board. A free homebrew game by Mick Schroeder.
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Spindown
A gravity puzzle for the Game Boy Advance: turn the whole board left or right and let the marbles roll and the blocks fall until every marble meets a piece of its own colour. Fifty levels in a free homebrew game by Chris Pickel.
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Blob Goes 3D
A real 3D platformer on the Game Boy Advance, drawn by a software renderer: guide a little blob across floating blocks that bounce, crumble, slide and move, through 15 levels. A free homebrew game by MilanFIN.
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Nonogram Advance
108 picture logic puzzles for the Game Boy Advance, from tiny 6x6 grids to wide 22x12 scenes. Read the number clues, fill in the right squares and reveal the pixel picture. A free homebrew game by Emma Britton.
Mega Drive
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Alex vs Bus: The Race
Alex depends on public transport, and the bus will not wait. Run and jump through the city to catch it before it leaves, or wait an eternity for the next one. A free homebrew runner for the Mega Drive by Alexandre Almeida.
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Lock and Toad
Push every block onto its target, Sokoban style, while drones, turrets and sprinklers fill the room with bullets. A toad with a pair of pistols, 30 rooms, a bonus round and a boss. A free homebrew puzzle-action game for the Mega Drive by Safety Stoat Studios.
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Minesweeper MD
The classic logic puzzle of hidden mines on a numbered grid, on the Mega Drive: from a small 9 by 9 board to a huge 38 by 22 one, with a leaderboard of the best times for each difficulty. A free homebrew game by Nightwolf-47.
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KłełeAtoms MD
Place atoms on a grid, overload a tile and watch it explode into its neighbours, capturing every atom it touches. Chain reactions decide everything in this free homebrew strategy game for the Mega Drive by Nightwolf-47, against up to three computer opponents.
Master System
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Land on My Base
Guide a lunar lander onto a landing pad barely wider than the craft, fighting gravity and a solar wind that changes from level to level. A homebrew homage to the classic lander games, for the Master System, by Will Britton.
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Raposa do Sol
Steer a small ship around a walled arena, pick up every satellite before the timer runs out and dodge the turrets firing from the edges. A free homebrew arcade game for the Master System by tibonev, with a ten-stage campaign and endless random worlds.
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Primates
Two apes on a city skyline lob exploding bananas at each other: pick the angle and the power, allow for the wind and hit your rival before he hits you. A homebrew artillery game for the Master System by Will Britton, against the computer or a friend.
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Dragon Blaster
Fly a young dragon over fields and deserts, collect lightning, fire and wind orbs and score as much as you can in sixty seconds, until a skeletal dragon shows up. A small shoot 'em up for the Master System by Haroldo O. Pinheiro.
Game Gear
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A sliding 15-puzzle in which every piece is itself a scrambled 15-puzzle: put the 15 small boards in order, then solve each one. A free, textless homebrew puzzle for the Game Gear by Pineberry Fox.
Atari 2600
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Bounstryk
A one-on-one ball game for the Atari 2600 where a ball that never stops bouncing meets the shoving and quick strikes of air hockey. Play against a friend, against the computer, or watch two computer players go at it. Written in batari Basic by Egar Garcia.
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Cyloid
Drive a small tank through arenas full of walls, shoot every bouncing target to clear the level and survive the boss that homes in on you. A tank shooter for the Atari 2600 by Keith Adler.
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Dungeon Deck
Fight your way through a shuffled 45-card dungeon of monsters, swords, shields and potions, keeping your hit points above zero. A card-based dungeon crawler for the Atari 2600 by Joshua Pierre Bourgeot.
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Berta And Butterflies
Help Berta the elephant swing her net between four spots and catch every butterfly before it gets away. A fast reflex game for the Atari 2600 in the spirit of the early-1980s LCD handhelds, written in batari Basic by vandalton.
MSX
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NOBORUNOCA
A one-button climbing game for MSX: your little creature walks back and forth by itself while the floors scroll down. Hold Space to charge each jump, let go at the right moment and keep climbing. A free homebrew game by h1romas4.
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Room5
Wake up in a strange hotel with no memory and a voice on the phone telling you to reach room 5. Solve a chain of single-screen escape-room puzzles from your wheelchair, note the codes and find one of three endings. A free homebrew game for the MSX.
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Corridor Runner
Charge up, aim and dash across floating corridors in space, collecting chips, dodging enemies and racing the clock to the exit. Sixteen rounds of momentum and careful aiming in a free homebrew game for MSX by aburi6800.
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The Menace from Triton
A horizontal space shooter for the MSX with a strategy layer: pick which planet to attack on the galaxy map, spend your credits on new weapons and upgrades, and fight your way through randomly built levels to the Triton home world. By Santiago Ontañón.
Uzebox
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Bugz
Grab every cookie on the screen, stomp the bugs, dodge the flames and reach the exit before the bonus clock runs out, across 21 levels, alone, as a team or head to head. A free homebrew platformer for the Uzebox by Matt Pandina.
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UzeSnakes
The classic snake game with a few twists: power-ups that speed you up, slow you down, shrink you or turn you around, four mazes, adjustable speed and four two-player duels. A free homebrew game for the Uzebox by Flávio Zavan.
Arduboy
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Toyokumono
Fly over the fields and summon rain clouds to water the earth just right: too dry or too wet and nothing grows. Plants that bloom scatter flowers that give you more clouds. A homebrew game for the Arduboy by OBONO, made for the Cloud Jam.
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Bananonsense
A grid of the letters B, A and N hides the word BANANA exactly once. Find it within thirty seconds, enjoy a terrible banana pun, and hunt for the next while letters turn into bananas. A homebrew joke game for the Arduboy by OBONO.
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Waternet
Connect every pipe so that water reaches the whole network, by rotating pipes, sliding rows and columns, or both. Three modes, five difficulties and a random mode. A free homebrew puzzle game for the Arduboy by Willems Davy.
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ARDUBULLETs
A one-minute shoot-'em-up: squadrons fill the screen with dense bullet patterns, and a single hit ends the battle. Thread through the gaps, shoot the enemies down and survive. Every battle comes from a code you can replay. A homebrew game for the Arduboy by OBONO.
CHIP-8
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Dino Run
A one-key endless runner for CHIP-8: a little dinosaur races across the desert and has to jump over every cactus, while the pace keeps rising. Simple to learn, hard to master. By André Moreira.
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Knumber Knower
Two numbers, one second and a half: is the top one bigger, smaller or the same? Easy, except that every digit in this deliberately awkward typeface has its own width. A quick reflex game by John Earnest for Octojam 10.
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H8 2: Carry Flag
Climb a sheer cliff one hand and one foot at a time, stretching unusually long limbs from hold to hold toward a flag at the summit. A slow, thoughtful XO-CHIP climbing game by Chromatophore, made for Octojam 9.
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WDL
Guess a hidden three-letter word in five tries. After each guess the letters show whether they are in the right place, somewhere else in the word or not in it at all. A compact word game by John Earnest for Octojam 9.
TIC-80
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Ladders & Dragons
A soldier runs straight ahead and never stops, so it is up to you to put ladders against the walls in his way. Six ladder pieces, keys, levers, orcs and a dragon across 13 levels, by Pata____ for the TIC-80.
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Magispells
A word puzzle for the TIC-80: help the wizard Wispell spell words from a column of letter tiles, beat the par score of each board, chase glowing bonus letters and climb through fifteen levels. A free game by Grant Williams.
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Tic Star Racers
A 3D space racing game for the TIC-80: pick one of four ships, race seven rivals around eight circuits named after the planets and climb from the rookie league to the space champions, alone or with a friend on a split screen. A free game by deidara.
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DOT DASH PIT
An endless arena shooter where your only weapon is Morse code. Each enemy carries a letter: tap it out in dots and dashes before they reach you. Waves grow bigger and faster the longer you last. By He4eT for the TIC-80.
WASM-4
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Journey to the Steam Planet
Pilot a little steam rocket through asteroid fields and UFO patrols, dodge the deadly steam puffs, collect fuel cans and charge the engine to blast off to the next level. A vertical shooter for the WASM-4 by QuaternionWake.
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ACID RAIN
Drill down through the ground to the exit before the acid rain eats away your cover. Collect gold, dodge flies, drones and bombs, keep the drill from overheating and spend your earnings on upgrades between days. A small roguelite for the WASM-4 by Mathieu Dombrock.
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Lad 2024
Two characters, a set of lamps and one rule: the robot only moves in a beam of light, the person only moves outside it. Push lamps and boxes to collect every bomb across more than 1,300 stages. A puzzle game for the WASM-4 by YAMAMOTO Takashi, ported from his own 1994 original.
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Rubido
Peg solitaire on a big cross-shaped board: jump pegs over each other until only one is left. Four difficulties change the allowed jumps and where the last peg must end up. A free puzzle game for the WASM-4 by Willems Davy.
DOS
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Dungeons of Noudar 3D
A crusader, a citadel overrun by demons and one grim chapter after another to purge it. A turn-based first-person dungeon crawler made to fit on one floppy disk and run on a 386. A homebrew game for MS-DOS by Daniel Monteiro.
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Castle of Viana
A knight climbs a floating castle in Viana do Castelo, room by room, to send the demon Capiroto back where he came from. A four-colour CGA platformer made for the 2017 CGA Jam. A homebrew game for MS-DOS by Daniel Monteiro and Pedro Fernandes.
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Slash'EM
NetHack with everything turned up. More roles, more monsters, more dungeon branches and a lot more ways to die, in the variant fans called Super Lotsa Added Stuff Hack.
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Jump 'n Bump
Four rabbits, one small arena and a single rule, land on the others' heads. The Swedish local multiplayer classic, for two or three people on one computer.
Text adventures
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course correction
Banished from the Royal Aerie two years ago, a falcon flies back alone to steal the one scroll that can save her village. A short fantasy heist told in text, with bird clans, magic scrolls and many ways in, by Lucian Smith.
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The Missing City Council
You arrive at a small Finnish town hall at six o'clock sharp for the council meeting about your property, and nobody is there. A short, absurd mystery set over four floors and a basement, by Ville Sundell.
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Vanyar
A rebel lord and his dragon have stolen the Evenstar, and the king sends you across the sea with a wise elf at your side. A 1986 Commodore 64 fantasy adventure by Johan Berntsson, rebuilt in 2026 for modern interpreters.
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Wyrmward
A letter from your old mentor, accused of the dark arts by the Academy and missing ever since, brings you to his hut at the edge of a dark forest with a spellbook in your pack. A fantasy puzzle adventure built around casting spells, by Johan Berntsson.
Browser games
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Backgammonics
Learn backgammon by playing against an AI with nine levels, from a beginner who just learned the rules to world class, while a coach grades every move and explains in plain words what you did well and what you missed. The AI is GNU Backgammon's neural network, running in your browser. By Frank Force.
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GoYomi 9×9
Learn Go on the small 9×9 board against an AI with nine levels, from almost random to genuinely strong, while a coach grades every move and explains liberties, captures, territory and plans in plain words. The AI is a KataGo neural network running in your browser. By Frank Force.
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Tessel
A calm tile-laying puzzle: place coloured tiles so their edges match and close shapes of one colour for points, on square, triangle, hexagon and Penrose boards and more. Nine tilings and a custom game with your own rules. By Gijs van Tulder.
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Super Castle Game
A block-pushing puzzle about building a castle. Steer a blob of yellow blocks that grows when it touches loose ones and loses whatever it drags across a blade, and shape it to fill every marked square. Eighteen levels, made in 13 KB for js13kGames 2023.
PC
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Anarch
Fight your way through ten levels of a ruined megacity overrun by rogue robots. A tiny 90s-style first-person shooter with hand-drawn pixel art, key cards, secrets and six weapons, made from scratch by one person and given to the public domain.
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LBreakoutHD
Break every brick on the board with a ball and a paddle in a polished take on the classic brick breaker. More than 90 level sets, power-ups like plasma weapons and explosive balls, six mini games and a built-in level editor.
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Azimuth
Pilot a lone patrol gunship into a silent research colony and find out what happened to its people in a metroidvania drawn entirely with vector graphics. Explore a whole planetoid, find new guns and ship systems, and open the way to new areas.
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Endless Sky
Start with a loan and a tiny shuttle, then trade, take on missions, hunt pirates and explore a galaxy of human worlds and alien empires. A huge open-source space trading and combat game, in your browser.