Mulkora (مُلْكورا)
by OAH Technology FZE
Free-to-play strategy war MMO with kingdoms, armies and battles, in Arabic and English.
📱 Phone👥 Multiplayer⏱ EndlessFree with purchases
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Mmo browser games 6
Indie web games tagged “mmo”, all free to play in the browser on the developer’s own site.
Tags come from the developers and our reviewers, so they describe how a game feels to play: its mood, mechanics and style.
Sort: Newest · Most upvoted · Most played
Orbital Blackout
by Theodore G.
A free browser space MMO where losing a fight means losing your ship — climb levels, hunt aliens for one-of-a-kind gear, and build a fleet worth fearing.
🖥️ Desktop👥 Multiplayer⏱ EndlessFree with purchasesEarly access
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Tron Pool - 8 Ball Online
by Mark Friesen
Massive online multiplayer 8-ball pool, free in your browser. Play real people worldwide, webcam matches, live tournaments and gold challenges with friends.
📱 Phone👥 MultiplayerFree with purchases
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Kingdom of Loathing
by Asymmetric Publications
A free, comical stick-figure browser RPG running since 2003
🖥️ Desktop👥 Multiplayer⏱ 30+ minutes
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Questions about mmo games
What are some good free mmo browser games?
Good places to start on GameHub: Orbital Blackout, Tron Pool - 8 Ball Online, Kingdom of Loathing and Travia. Browse all 6 mmo games above and sort by most upvoted or most played.
Which mmo games can I play on my phone?
2 games here work on phones: Tron Pool - 8 Ball Online and Mulkora (مُلْكورا). Use the “Works on phone” filter on the home page to see only phone-friendly games.
Are these mmo games free?
Yes, all of them can be played for free in the browser. Of the 6 listed, 2 are completely free and 4 have optional purchases or a paid full version. Each listing says which.
Are there multiplayer mmo games?
Yes: Orbital Blackout, Tron Pool - 8 Ball Online, Kingdom of Loathing, Travia and Mulkora (مُلْكورا), and more, can be played with other people.
Do I need to download or install anything?
No. Every game on GameHub runs in a web browser. The Play button opens the game on the developer’s own site; GameHub never hosts or re-uploads games.