Games that play in your browser — phone or desktop.

Games tagged “narrative”

304 hand-picked web games, playable right here — no downloads, no accounts, no ads. Most work on a phone; the ones marked Desktop want a keyboard and mouse. Everything older than the touchscreen lives in the Flash archive.

Show: All 304 · Plays on a phone (273) · Needs a keyboard (31)

Matches:

Adventures With Anxiety! A tap-to-read, tap-to-choose visual novel where you play as someone's anxiety — with real psychology research folded into the jokes.
Coming Out Simulator 2014 A semi-autobiographical dialogue game about coming out to your parents, where dozens of small remembered choices quietly reshape a genuinely different final act.
ENDLESS SCROLL A short narrative game with a genuine branching dialogue-choice mechanic and a striking dual visual identity - retro computer windows giving way to dithered atmospheric landscapes - confirmed genuinely working with keyboard and touch controls on desktop and phone.
Musa's Quest A point-and-click medieval adventure with beautiful flat-vector art, judged 12th of the entire js13k 2023 field for graphics — tap to advance dialogue, tap the right character to interact.
New Year's Eve, 2019 A short, introspective interactive fiction about surviving a party you're not sure you still belong at, from the same author and engine behind three already-accepted works on this shelf.
Pageant A sharp piece of interactive fiction about a Chinese-American teenager entering a beauty pageant she never wanted, and about the one thing this reads better on than a desktop.
Roomba Quest A short, deadpan-funny Bitsy game where you play a robot vacuum wandering an office, narrating the dust and debris it finds — confirmed working by swipe on phone and by keyboard on desktop.
The Archivist and the Revolution A critically acclaimed piece of interactive fiction about a chronically ill former surveillance worker in a dying, sealed city. Contains mature content warnings the game itself lets you opt into.
Under a Star Called Sun A striking, atmospheric Bitsy narrative piece about grief and light, featured by LIMINAL magazine's GLITCH series — confirmed to control correctly by touch and keyboard alike.
We Become What We BeholdDesktop Photograph the crowd and publish what you choose - your choices literally reshape the population around you.
you are dough A tiny, warm Bitsy game about being a ball of bread dough on a kitchen counter — confirmed working by swipe on phone (with real item pickups, not just cosmetic movement) and by keyboard on desktop.