Free browser games: sources, rules and device support
Denny Games offers 194 playable browser games in English and Korean, without an account or installation. The catalogue includes 191 MIT-licensed ABA Games Crisp mini-games, an adapted 2048 and two original games.
What can I play?
Browse puzzle, arcade, action, shooting, racing and sports collections. Each game has a detail page with its rules, controls, author and source. Racing includes steering challenges as well as driving games; these are short mini-games rather than full console releases.
Are free games also open source?
Free-to-play and permission to redistribute are separate questions. These imports have reviewed source and asset provenance and retained MIT notices. The catalogue does not include commercial console ROM collections. Original authors retain their credits, and listing a game does not imply their endorsement.
Do mobile, gamepad and Tesla browsers work?
Touch, keyboard and standard gamepad mappings are implemented. Automated Chromium checks cover narrow layouts and imported game loading, input and pausing. Physical phones, controllers and Tesla browsers still require separate verification. Use vehicle browsers only while parked; test controller access with the local input diagnostic.
Can I save my game?
Personal best scores, favorites and recent games stay in this browser. The three original-platform games can also restore round progress. Crisp games start a fresh round after reloading. Clearing browser storage removes local records.