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New roguelike browser games
Roguelikes are built around runs: each attempt starts fresh, the layout or the draws change, and what you learn carries over even when your character does not. These are the newest ones that run in a browser tab, from deck and pinball builders to arena survivors. Right now there are 19 on the list, newest released October 26, 2026.
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Kurenai Samurai
A survivors-style run in Japanese ink art: you only move, your blades strike on their own, and each 10-minute run through the Bamboo Forest is built from new companions, blades and charms.
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Nightwatch: Horde Survival
A classic survivors-style roguelite: survive 10 minutes, pick 1 of 3 upgrades each level, evolve weapons and beat the map's boss, with meta progression between runs.
- 3
Rogueware (Demo v0.3)
A 20-wave arena run where captured appliance AIs become your weapons and level-up upgrades shape each build; salvage carries over between runs.
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Pawnbroke (Demo)
A roguelite about a pawnshop and a loan shark: each run is a series of five-day debt deadlines, and missing one ends it.
- 5
Dolcrawl Abyss
A real-time take on Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup: pick a species and background, dive a branching dungeon for three runes and escape with the Orb, with permadeath runs.
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Luckforge (Demo)
A co-op roguelite auto-battler for up to 4 players on one screen: recruit from a slot machine, merge units and beat the casino's bosses.
- 7
Lucky Ball
Each run launches a random pool of balls; you add, reroll or remove balls between rounds and the run ends the moment you miss a payment.
- 8
Swarmbreaker
A ten-minute neon survivors run: pick one of three upgrades at each level-up, face three bosses, and spend Stardust on permanent upgrades.
- 9
KENAZ - The Last Torch
A short turn-based tactics roguelike: your torch is weapon, light source and health bar at once, and every run through ten dark halls asks you to light every brazier before it burns out.
- 10
Scrapyard Run
A top-down shooter where twenty decks of a derelict freighter are rolled fresh every run, and you scrap robots for parts on the way down to the Warden.
- 11
DEAD DRAW
Five-minute gothic survival runs with auto-firing weapons, then extract your haul or push on; 100+ items to collect between runs.
- 12
Clatterbox
A pachinko roguelite: pick an upgrade card after every level, rearrange your board, and beat a boss every five levels.
- 13
Clench
Each run happens inside a closing ring of teeth that kills push back; between runs you pack weapons and artifacts on a backpack grid, and vows raise the stakes for a higher score.
- 14
Free Nassau
A pirate deckbuilder where every fight uses two decks, ship battle then boarding, across three acts with one longboat escape per voyage.
- 15
PLINKDOWN
A Peggle-style roguelite: each run is a string of quotas on a cursed game show, and the bag of orbs and charms you build changes every time.
- 16
Cut Me In
Six hauls per run: throw a knife to split a treasure map, buy knives and talismans in port, and lose everything on a bad run.
- 17
Mars or Bust
A roguelike deckbuilder where each run is a race to earn enough to fly to Mars before you go bust.
- 18
RindTown (Demo)
A roguelike deckbuilder run over days at a juice stall, where the route you pick each evening shapes tomorrow's deck.
- 19
Money Wheel
A 20-round run where every round drafts a new wheel upgrade, so no two machines end up alike.
How we pick roguelike browser games
A game is listed here when its run structure is the core of the game: a run ends, the next one changes, and you build a loadout or deck inside each run. We read the developer's description and store tags, then load every game in our own browser test before it gets a page.
Questions about roguelike browser games
What are the newest roguelike browser games?
The newest on this list are Kurenai Samurai, Nightwatch: Horde Survival, Rogueware (Demo v0.3). All of them came out in the last few weeks and play right on their page here.
Are these roguelike browser games free?
Yes. Every game on this list is free and runs in your browser through the official embed, with no download.
How are games chosen for this list?
A game is listed here when its run structure is the core of the game: a run ends, the next one changes, and you build a loadout or deck inside each run. We read the developer's description and store tags, then load every game in our own browser test before it gets a page.
How often is this list updated?
Whenever a new game that fits passes our browser test. Games the developer takes down leave the list automatically.