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Games people are suddenly talking about. We play each one before writing about it, explain how it works and what to watch out for, and send you to the developer's official site to play it.
- Krillion: How the Rare-Answer Trivia Game WorksHow Krillion works: seven prompts, 25 seconds each, the rarity tiers, what Unlimited costs, what we saw on our dive, and tips for rarer answers.Price Daily dive free; Unlimited $5 after one free diveRuns in A browser, nothing to downloadRead how it plays
- Meowdoku: Rules, Tips and How to Play Online FreeMeowdoku rules, how to solve the cat puzzles, whether there is an official online version, and a free browser game like it you can play now.Price Free, with ads and in-app purchasesRead how it plays
- Jinxed: How the Party Trivia Game WorksHow Jinxed works: the five potion tiers, what getting jinxed costs you, rooms and the Daily Brew, what we saw in a five-round game, and tips.Price Free; optional outfits for your catRuns in A computer or phone browserRead how it plays
- DirtBound: How the Free Browser Rally Game WorksHow DirtBound works: stages, circuits and multiplayer, the controls and time penalties, what we saw on our stage, tips, and where the official game is.Price Free, nothing to downloadRuns in A computer or phone browserRead how it plays
- Slow Roads: How the Endless Driving Game WorksHow Slow Roads works: controls, autodrive modes, worlds and seeds, what we saw on our drive, tips, and how the free browser game differs from Steam.Price Free in the browser, no ads; paid Steam editionRuns in Any modern browser, no accountRead how it plays
- 1 in 8 Billion (1in8b): How the Life Simulator WorksHow the 1 in 8 Billion life simulator works, what we saw in our first life, tips, whether it is free, and how to find the official 1in8b site.Price Free; optional $3 keepsake passRuns in Any web browser, no accountRead how it plays