
New on DebutPlay
New browser games.
Day one.
We find the newest HTML5 browser games, check that they actually run, and publish a deep guide for each one. No install. No launcher. No account.
Gulp Worm
Editor's ranking
Best new browser games this week
The strongest new games this week, scored on freshness, guide depth and tested screenshots.
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97
Lighthouse & Tides (Phare et marées)
Virgiil · Puzzle
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96
Runebinder: Chronicles of the Lands Between
soupland · Card game
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95
Hush, Then Bloom
rajeshmullippa · Adventure
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95
Angler’s Wake
Ryan Pond · Adventure
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95
Delve!
[email protected] · RPG
Collections
Browser game collections
Short routes into the catalogue: cozy, retro, pixel art, AI-assisted, and more.
274 games
Single-player
One player, no scheduling, no lobby.
130 games
Pixel art
Hand-placed pixels, tiny palettes, and crisp sprites.
77 games
Casual
Low-pressure games that explain themselves quickly.
62 games
Retro
Old-school rules, new builds.
83 games
3D
Polygons, physics, and games that need WebGL.
70 games
Arcade
Short runs, clear scores, one more try.
46 games
Mobile-friendly
Touch controls or a layout that works on a phone.
66 games
Short sessions
Games you can finish in a coffee break.
402 games
AI-assisted
Developers who disclosed AI help with code, art, sound or text.
391 games
Free to play
No price on the page, no demo gate.
Creators to watch
Creators to watch
Developers with more than one game on the shelf.
- Leonardo Guidolin 17 games
- Splat Zone Entertainment 9 games
- CSAF — Core Systems Asset Factory 7 games
- Glitch & Giggle Studios 5 games
- Jgesq 4 games
- Pantaleon Fassbender 4 games
Why this site exists
A new game deserves a real page.
Most new browser games appear with a title, a cover, and a short description. We add the thing search results usually miss: a clear explanation of what you do, how it plays, what to try first, and what the page does not tell you.
Every published game passes a playability check. Every guide is written from the developer's own description. If the evidence is not there, the game does not get a page.
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Frequently asked questions
Are the games free to play?
Most games on DebutPlay are free to play in the browser. A page shows the price the developer listed; if a game is paid, the price is on the game page.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Every published game runs from our own storage in the page. You need a modern browser with JavaScript and WebGL for 3D games.
How do you choose games?
We watch new HTML5 releases, load each build in a real browser, and only publish a game when it runs and we can write a guide of at least 1,000 words from the developer's own description.
Can I submit a game?
Yes. Use the submit page and send the game link, the developer name, and a short description. We check every submission by hand.
Made a browser game?
Submit your browser game
Send us the link. We check the build, play it, and write the guide ourselves.