Roguelike games for phone: free in your browser
12 games · Updated November 6, 2026
As of November 6, 2026, the most played phone roguelikes on Foundplay are Eyrie, Aestra: The Last Wish and doodle towers by yummypotato99.
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Aestra: The Last Wish
Online pixel action RPG with permadeath and raids
Phone-friendly Multiplayer109 plays - 3
doodle towers by yummypotato99
roguelike pvp td - build, battle, climb to the top
Phone-friendly Multiplayer17 plays Throneclash — Build. Raid. Rule.
Grow your empire, raid real rival kingdoms, join clans and climb the trophy ladder.
Sponsored Phone-friendly Multiplayer137 plays- 4
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Arena Survival — Bullet Heaven Survival Game | Arcade Whale
Outlast the clock and bring down the Warden. A bullet-heaven roguelite: weapons fire on their own, elites and five…
Phone-friendly4 plays - 8
Ragnarok Roguelite
Cute Norse survivors-like: one life, nine realms, endless hordes. Can you beat Fenrir?
Phone-friendly3 plays - 9
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Dwarf Breaks Out
A roguelite brick-breaker. Throw your pick, guard the floor, dig to the bottom of the mountain.
Phone-friendly1 play - 12
Browser Heroes
Build your hero, master tactical turn-based combat and fight your way through a 100-battle roguelike adventure.
Phone-friendly0 plays
About these games
Roguelikes are built from runs that change every time you play, and a loss sends you back to the start a little wiser. On a phone many are taps to pick a path, a card or an upgrade, or a stick to move.
Every one of these phone roguelikes is marked Phone-friendly on Foundplay, which means its listing says it has touch controls. Tap a game to see its page and controls, then Play opens it on its creator's site in your browser.
Questions
- What are the most played phone roguelikes?
- By plays on Foundplay: Eyrie, Aestra: The Last Wish, doodle towers by yummypotato99, Rogue Lith and Space Loop.
- 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.
- Do they work on iPhone and Android?
- They open in phone browsers such as Safari and Chrome. Touch controls don't promise that every phone can run every game: 3D games can need a newer phone and an up to date browser.