How many games? Probably too many.
How Many Games? is a home for free browser games — 3D experiments, arcade toys, physics chaos and phone-controlled party games. Everything runs right in your browser: no downloads, no accounts, no waiting.
Who makes these?
How Many Games? is run by Satoru Games. New games arrive regularly — check the new games shelf.
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We count how many times each game is launched. No accounts, no ad trackers, no personal profiles. Some games connect to their own multiplayer servers while you play.
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Phone Tennis
Two phones, one shared screen, first to five. Scan the code and swing your phone like a racket.
One Brain Cell
2–8 players share one character and one ridiculously simple objective. Teamwork has never been this hard.
Brown Logs
A cooperative river misadventure for 2–8 players balancing on one heavy shared log — rolling momentum, shifting footing, driftwood impacts and warm rain.
The Worst Friend
A multiplayer betrayal party game played with phones: work together, trade accusations and decide who to sell out. Fictional points only.
Neon Breach
Living-room light-gun arcade: the big screen shows a neon machine factory and up to four phones become motion-aimed blasters.
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