Play, Maestro!
Put your musical ear to the test in a charming hidden-object puzzle where you listen to music, identify the instruments
Original Phone-friendly130 plays
Unity games you can play in your browser
The most played games on Foundplay that are made with Unity right now are Play, Maestro!, RocketGoal.io and Smash Karts. All 8 here are free and play in your browser with no download, and 2 of them work on a phone.
8 games · Updated October 12, 2026 · Most played first
Unity, from Unity Technologies, supports making games for the web: its WebGL builds put real-time 3D graphics in a browser.
Foundplay lists 8 games that are made with Unity, every one an original game that its creator hosts on their own site, so Play takes you straight to them. After Play, Maestro!, RocketGoal.io and Smash Karts, the most played are HowDoTheyDoit, Zombs Royale and Rummy - Ombesh. The list below is sorted by plays and changes as people play.
Official site: unity.com
RocketGoal.io
Rocket-car soccer matches online
Original Keyboard Multiplayer75 plays
NexusRPG
One character, eight Classes. Craft, trade and build with Clans. Text MMORPG, 18+. Free; optional paid progression.
SponsoredOriginal Phone-friendly Multiplayer499 plays
Smash Karts
Online kart battles with weapons and power-ups
Original Multiplayer69 plays
HowDoTheyDoit
This is an educational puzzle game where players try to figure out how different animals reproduce.
Original Keyboard46 plays
Zombs Royale
2D battle royale with 100 players
Original Multiplayer12 plays
Rummy - Ombesh
Rummy where the wild card flips every round
Original Phone-friendly6 plays
Jailbreak
Hide among NPCs and escape
Original Keyboard5 plays
Backpack Hero Prototype
Pack your bag just right to fight through the dungeon
Original5 plays
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Questions
- What is Unity?
- Unity, from Unity Technologies, supports making games for the web: its WebGL builds put real-time 3D graphics in a browser. Official site: unity.com.
- Which Unity games work on phones?
- 2 of the 8 are marked as playable on a phone, including Play, Maestro! and Rummy - Ombesh. Each game's page says whether it works on a phone or needs a keyboard.
- How does Foundplay know a game uses Unity?
- We read each game's play page and its own scripts for signs only Unity leaves, such as its loader file or the name it gives itself in its code. A game with no clear sign isn't listed here, so some Unity games on Foundplay may be missing.