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RTS and strategy games you can play in your browser

16 games · Updated October 8, 2026 · Most played first

Command & Conquer: Red Alert runs in a browser through OpenRA, and Bungie's Myth has been ported too. Shards of Stone is a Warcraft-style RTS, Starfall is a Homeworld-style fleet RTS in 3D space, and AGI of Empires plays like Age of Empires, with AI labs racing to ASI.

For slower games, Turnfall and War Tactics are turn-based tactics, and OpenTTD builds a transport empire of trains and ships.

AGI of Empires cover

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AGI of Empires

AI labs race to ASI, Age of Empires-style

by @timourxyz

  1. 1

    AGI of Empires

    AI labs race to ASI, Age of Empires-style

  2. 2

    Field of Command

    Command a battlefield

    Phone-friendly
  3. 3

    Red Alert

    C&C Red Alert in a tab via OpenRA's .NET engine

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    OpenTTD

    Build a transport empire of trains and ships

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    Myth: The Fallen Levels

    Bungie's Myth ported to the browser

    Keyboard
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    BannerCraft

    Action-RTS, fight and supply a keep

    Keyboard
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    Starfall

    Homeworld-style fleet RTS in 3D space

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    Beaststorm

    Command beasts in a quick fantasy RTS

    Phone-friendly
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    DUST FRONT

    Build a base, send in tanks and jets

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    War Tactics

    Turn-based campaign and multiplayer

    Phone-friendly
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    Shards of Stone

    Warcraft-style RTS in a browser tab

    Phone-friendly
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    Stick Dominion: Legacy Tactics

    Stick-army strategy: mine, build, smash

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    KeepRaid

    Build your keep, then raid theirs

    Keyboard
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    Turnfall

    Turn-based squad tactics with a campaign

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    The Last Line: Machine War

    Squad tactics where your soldiers learn

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    Broadside

    Tactical sailing battles in the 1701 Caribbean

Questions

Can you play Red Alert in a browser?
Yes. Red Alert runs in a browser tab through OpenRA, the open-source remake of the Command & Conquer engine. It's a fan port, not an official release.
Are these games free?
Yes. Every game here plays free in a browser tab. A few show ads or sell extras on their own sites.
Can I play them on a phone?
Games marked Phone-friendly have touch controls. The rest need a keyboard, so they're best on a computer.

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