List of games available on Chrome Web Store

This is an early-in-progress manual list of legitimate games known to be downloadable from Chrome Web Store, meaning they can be run on any known desktop operative system (incl. Chrome OS, Windows, macOS, Linux, FreeBSD) and architecture (64-bit, 32-bit, ARM, possibly others) that support Chrome and Chromium-based browsers, incl. Opera, Vivaldi, Edge, and many others. This also makes the games easily playable on Chromebooks without needing the Android or Linux compatibility layers.

Chrome Web Store was scheduled to remove all support for apps and games in June 2022, later moved back to January 2023, which may heavily affect the ability to download and run the below games, even on older Chrome versions.

Native support

• 2048
• A Wise Use of Time
• Affairs of the Court: Choice of Romance
• Champion of the Gods
• Choice of Alexandria
• Choice of Kung Fu
• Choice of the Deathless
• Choice of the Ninja
• Choice of the Petal Throne
• Choice of the Pirate
• Choice of the Rock Star
• Choice of the Star Captain
• Choice of the Vampire: The Fall of Memphis
• Congresswolf
• Cut the Rope
• Deathless: The City's Thirst
• Diabolical
• Entanglement
• Fatehaven
• Funky Karts
• Gorescript
• Heroes Rise: The Hero Project
• It's Killing Time
• Kick Bot (Bears limited resemblance to the Steam version.)
• Mecha Ace
• My Land
• Neighbourhood Necromancer
• NOLA Is Burning
• Pendragon Rising
• Ratings War
• Reckless Space Pirates
• Samurai of Hyuga
• Showdown at Willow Creek
• Sixth Grade Detective
• Slammed!
• Sorcery Is for Saps
• Spelunky Classic
• The Daring Mermaid Expedition
• The Fleet
• The Hero of Kendrickstone
• The Hero Project: Redemption Season
• The Last Monster Master
• The Lost Heir: The Fall of Daria
• The Orpheus Ruse
• The Sea Eternal
• To the City of the Clouds
• Versus: The Lost Ones
• Yeti's Parole Officer

Issues fixed

Chrome Web Store doesn't display any games on Windows/macOS/Linux

Use a different user agent to make the browser think you're on Chrome OS.

Press F12 (Ctrl+Shift+I in Opera) to open Dev Tools. In the top bar of that Dev Tools page, go to ⋮ → More tools → Network conditions. This will open up a new menu on the bottom. In the Network Conditions menu on the bottom, go to User Agent → Remove the tick from Select Automatically → Choose Custom... in the dropdown immediately below → In the textbox below the dropdown, replace any current text there with Mozilla/5.0 (X11; CrOS x86_64 13505.100.0) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/87.0.4280.142 Safari/537.36 Keep the Dev Tools open, and reload the page. The Programs and Games sections of Chrome Web Store should now be visible. Notes While there are Chrome extensions that simplify the user agent change process, such extensions have a rather poor security record.