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Editors’ pick01Stick figures, terrible puns and a remarkably deep game underneath. You spend a daily budget of Adventures exploring a kingdom where classes include the Pastamancer and the Disco Bandit, then plan tomorrow around what you eat and drink. Ascension lets you start again with new challenges once you have seen it all.
Best real-time02The closest thing to a full-blooded action RPG you can run in a browser. You pick from four classes, from the armoured Dragonknight to the gadget-throwing Steam Mechanicus, and fight in real time through the dark fantasy regions of Dracania. Group dungeons and seasonal events keep the late game lively.
Best in short bursts03A cheeky fantasy parody that grew out of a webcomic. You take timed quests from the tavern, wait for the clock, and come back to gold and gear. A dozen classes give real variety: the Druid becomes a bear, tiger or eagle, the Berserker attacks several times in a row. Arena and guilds round it off.
Best for towns04A long, sociable western where your cowboy works jobs, takes quests and duels for reputation. At level 15 you choose a permanent class, from Adventurer to Soldier. Join a town, help raise its buildings and stand in its fort battles. Patient, social players get the most from it.
Old-school classic05A long-running browser MMORPG from Hunted Cow Studios, built around hunting creatures across a huge number of realms. You spend stamina on fights, stack buffs to make every hunt count, and trade through auction systems. Guilds band together against roaming Titans, and the climb runs over a thousand levels.
Arena favourite06Gameforge’s gladiator RPG set in the Roman Empire. You send your fighter on expeditions that come back with gold and gear, test yourself in the arena against other players, and clear dungeons for rarer loot. Over a thousand items to equip, guilds to join and quick, timer-led sessions.
