Mashup games for phone: free crossovers in your browser
60 games · Updated October 30, 2026
As of October 31, 2026, leaving out fan games and copies, the most played phone mashups on Foundplay are Elasto Mania, OCG 1103 Nexus and Countryball Command.
These include fan games and ports, made by fans and hosted on their own sites. They aren't official, and the owners of the original series don't make or endorse them.
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Martin: No Filter Fighters
Fan game fighter based on the Martin sitcom
Mashup Phone-friendly1K plays1 comment - 7
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OCG 1103 Nexus
YGOPRO-style Yu-Gi-Oh! online dueling, ranked ladder
Mashup Phone-friendly Multiplayer45 plays - 19
Countryball Command
Build your army, make alliances and conquer the world as a countryball nation.
Mashup Phone-friendly42 plays - 20
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Voxel Rush Frontline
Voxel war sandbox with tanks, jets and squads
Mashup Phone-friendly Multiplayer20 plays - 24
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1in8bn — Independent Life Simulator
Free life simulation inspired by 1in8b.life, unaffiliated. Build careers and families across 172 countries.
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About these games
A mashup smashes two or more games, genres or ideas into one. These are the mashups on Foundplay marked Phone-friendly, which means their listings say they have touch controls.
Questions
- What are the most played phone mashups?
- By plays on Foundplay, leaving out fan games and copies: Elasto Mania, OCG 1103 Nexus, Countryball Command, Voxel Rush Frontline and Slay the Spore.
- What is a mashup game?
- A game that combines two or more games, genres or ideas into one. Foundplay labels these Mashup.
- Are these official games?
- No. Mashups here are made by independent creators, not by the companies whose games they borrow from, and one whose title names a big franchise says on its page that it's a fan game.
- Were these made with AI?
- Some were, not all. Foundplay's AI-made games list names the games we know were made with AI, from a jam entry, an AI game maker's site or the listing's own words.
- Will these games work on my phone?
- Each one is marked Phone-friendly on Foundplay because its listing says it has touch controls. That isn't a test on every phone, so check the game's page for its controls and any browser needs before you play.
- Do I need to download an app?
- No. Each game opens in your phone's browser on the site where it's published, with nothing to install from an app store.
- Are these games free?
- Yes. Every game here is free to play in a browser. A few show ads or sell extras on their own sites.