Play retro games online, free
Homebrew NES, SNES, Genesis and Game Boy titles plus the full HTML5 and Flash library. Everything runs in this browser tab. No download, no emulator setup, no account.
- 777games
- 2consoles emulated
- 0downloads needed
Racing · press play, it loads here
Play NES games
5 titles · runs in-browser
Play SNES games
3 titles · runs in-browser
Flash Games games
19 titles
Action games
66 titles
Adventure games
57 titles
Arcade games
57 titles
Casual games
47 titles
Fighting games
61 titles
Girls games
41 titles
Multiplayer games
34 titles
Platformer games
44 titles
Puzzle games
145 titles
Racing games
64 titles
Shooting games
44 titles
Soccer games
16 titles
Sports games
36 titles
Strategy games
38 titles
About this library
Everything on this page runs in the browser tab you already have open. The retro shelves are powered by EmulatorJS, so a NES or Genesis title boots the same way a web page does — no ROM hunting, no BIOS files, no emulator install.
The retro side is homebrew: brand-new games written for classic hardware by independent developers who allow free distribution. Each one credits its author and links back to the source. Below that sits the older HTML5 and Flash collection — action, platformers, puzzle, racing, shooting, strategy and more.
New systems appear here on their own. Publish a Game Boy Advance title and a Game Boy Advance shelf shows up on the next cache refresh.
Questions
Are these retro games legal to play?
Yes. Every retro title here is homebrew — an original game written for classic hardware by independent developers and released for free distribution. We host only games whose creators allow it, with full credit and a link back to the source. These are not pirated commercial ROMs.
Do I need to download anything or install an emulator?
No. Every game runs in your browser through EmulatorJS. Nothing to download, no plugins, no BIOS files, no account.
What is a homebrew game?
A homebrew game is a brand-new game made by hobbyist or independent developers for vintage consoles like the NES, SNES or Sega Genesis. The code and artwork are entirely original, so homebrew is free to share — unlike copyrighted commercial cartridges.
Which consoles and systems can I play?
The library covers classic systems such as the NES, SNES, Game Boy, Game Boy Advance and Sega Genesis, with more added over time. New systems appear on this page automatically as games are published.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. Games run in modern mobile browsers on phones and tablets. Many titles show on-screen touch controls, and you can pair a Bluetooth gamepad for a console-style setup.
How much does it cost?
Nothing. Every game on this page is free, with no account, subscription or in-app purchase.