Mulkora (مُلْكورا)
by OAH Technology FZE
Free-to-play strategy war MMO with kingdoms, armies and battles, in Arabic and English.
Indie web games tagged “strategy”, all free to play in the browser on the developer’s own site.
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by OAH Technology FZE
Free-to-play strategy war MMO with kingdoms, armies and battles, in Arabic and English.
by KoiArcade
Tic tac toe against an AI that never loses, a robot that cheats, or a friend on the same device.
by ScriptBlade
Battle other players or NPC's by answering prompts with rare words, the rarer the word, the more damage you deal!
by Word Legion
Real-time 1v1 word duels that turn meanings into troops
by FOGG Games
Two brother kings. One castle. Free tactical siege in your browser.
by Bronze & Glory
Free browser gladiator game: tactical duels, 100-fight campaign, online arenas.
by AntConquest
Free browser strategy game: build and lead your ant colony, expand, spy, trade and fight alliance wars. No download, in English and French.
by bloodrizer
A deep incremental game about building a civilisation of kittens
by Frank Lantz
An incremental game about an AI whose only goal is making paperclips
Good places to start on GameHub: BOTVBOT, War of the Blood Kings: The Siege, Bronze & Glory: World Arena and AntConquest. Browse all 17 strategy games above and sort by most upvoted or most played.
8 games here work on phones: BOTVBOT, War of the Blood Kings: The Siege, Bronze & Glory: World Arena, Mulkora (مُلْكورا) and Impossible Tic Tac Toe, and more. Use the “Works on phone” filter on the home page to see only phone-friendly games.
Yes, all of them can be played for free in the browser. Of the 17 listed, 14 are completely free, one shows ads and 2 have optional purchases or a paid full version. Each listing says which.
Yes: BOTVBOT, Bronze & Glory: World Arena, AntConquest, Chess4D and Travia, and more, can be played with other people.
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