Open-world multiplayer. Steal a ride, own the coast.
A sun-soaked neon coastal city built for free-roam chaos. Jack any car, drift the boulevards, launch off ramps into the sea and race your friends for cash, right in your browser.
Up to 40 players per city · Keyboard, mouse and touch controls
Arcade
Free and instant: play with friends or on your own. New games join the arcade every month.
Showing the most played games this week first.
Open-world multiplayer. Steal a ride, own the coast.
A sun-soaked neon coastal city built for free-roam chaos. Jack any car, drift the boulevards, launch off ramps into the sea and race your friends for cash, right in your browser.
Arcade kart racing. Drift, boost and throw shells at seven rivals.
Three laps against seven AI drivers on four procedural circuits: grassland, desert, snow and a neon night city. Drift for mini-turbos, grab item boxes and fire shells, right in your browser.
by BridgeMind · MIT · source
A 3D rail shooter over sea, canyon and fortress, with a sea-serpent boss.
Fly with three wingmen over a sunset sea, through a red-rock canyon and a neon fortress city, then take down a mechanical sea serpent. Charge lock-on shots, barrel-roll through enemy fire and chase gold rings, right in your browser.
by たぬ (tanuu5) · MIT · source
A lunar rover survey at one sixth gravity. Something is under the basin floor.
Drive a six-wheeled rover across a deformable far-side basin: dig ruts, sweep ground-penetrating radar, drill samples and restore a silent relay chain, with long shadows and Earth on the horizon, right in your browser.
by winch · MIT · source
A cosy multiplayer bike ride through a harbour town at blue hour.
Ride a vintage bicycle down a painterly hillside town to the sea. Deliver post to glowing doors, light the promenade lamps at dusk, collect postcards and ring your bell at friends, free in your browser.
An endless slashing rush through a dojo of bamboo.
Swing your sword with the mouse and cut through the bamboo racing at you down an endless dojo corridor. Some stalks only give from one side, faster swings score more, and three misses end the run. Build your own sword from ten blades, guards and hilts, right in your browser.
by Jan Pánek (honzaap) · CC BY 4.0 · source
Real-time strategy across five ages, from steam to synthetic.
Gather, build and fight from the age of steam to 2100: 36 units, 22 buildings and 38 technologies for eight civilisations, against computer rivals on procedural maps. Every model, texture and note of music is generated, right in your browser.
by Alan Daitch · MIT · source
Build a cloud that survives the traffic. Tower defense for architects.
Wire firewalls, load balancers, servers, caches and databases to keep a growing flood of requests alive, stop attacks and stay on budget. A campaign of 25 levels teaches real cloud architecture, right in your browser.
by Kostyantyn Pshenychnyy · MIT · source
A retro neon tank shooter. Clear the pads, blast the tanks.
Drive a tank through neon arenas under a synthwave sunset. Run over every yellow pad to clear the level while tanks home in on you, grab their crystals for ammo, stack up shields and survive zombie mode, right in your browser.
by Brian Risk · Apache-2.0 · source
Keep the racks powered and cool. Megawatts, heat and PUE.
Wire grid feeds, transformers, UPSs and PDUs to your racks, then fight the heat they make with CRACs and chillers while outages, heatwaves and droughts hit. Fourteen campaign rooms teach how real datacenters stay up, right in your browser.
by Kostyantyn Pshenychnyy · MIT · source
Multiplayer street racing. Nitro, drafting and photo finishes.
Wheel-to-wheel street races against real players on neon-lit night circuits. Tune your ride, chain nitro boosts and climb the leaderboard.
Solo space exploration. Chart silent worlds, wake the Resonators.
Fly the survey ship Pale Seeker through a procedural galaxy that went silent forty thousand years ago. Scan worlds, land and walk on them, and follow the seven Resonators, right in your browser.
by Anshu Chimala · MIT · source
New games land here regularly, multiplayer and solo. Every one is free, instant and plays in your browser.
How it works
No account and no download. Choose a name, hit play and you are in the city in seconds.
Share your room link and everyone lands in the same city. Up to 40 players per city.
Jack any car, launch off ramps, drift the boulevards and grab the cash before anyone else does.
FAQ
Yes. Every game on this page is free to play. There is nothing to buy and nothing to unlock before you can play.
No. The games run in your web browser on desktop, laptop, tablet and phone. Open the page, pick a nickname and play.
No. Guests can play right away with any nickname. Signed-in players get a verified badge next to their name.
Yes, in the multiplayer games. Each Neon Bay city holds up to 40 players: share your room link from the game and your friends join the same city as you. Games marked Solo are single-player adventures.
Yes. Neon Bay has touch controls for phones and tablets and adjusts its graphics to your device to keep the frame rate smooth.