Eyrie
Co-op wave roguelike
Original Phone-friendly Multiplayer85 plays
Free roguelike games you can play in your browser
The most played roguelike games on Foundplay right now are Eyrie, For The Realm and Aestra: The Last Wish. All 21 here are free and play in your browser with no download, and 4 of them work on a phone.
21 games · Updated October 16, 2026 · Most played first
Roguelike and roguelite games are built around runs. Each run has new, randomly made levels, and when you die you start again from the beginning. Along the way you collect items, powers or cards that combine in different ways, so no two runs play the same. Roguelites usually let you keep some upgrades between runs; strict roguelikes don't. The genre mixes well with others, so here it shows up in shooters, card games, puzzles and dungeon crawlers.
Foundplay lists 21 roguelike games, every one an original game that its creator hosts on their own site, so Play takes you straight to them. After Eyrie, For The Realm and Aestra: The Last Wish, the most played are Poke Survivor, doodle towers by yummypotato99 and IDLE-CRAFT: The Curse. The newest ones are Hordes of the Hollow and Street Football: The Roguelite. Of these 21, 4 work on a phone and 5 are marked as multiplayer. New games come out on Foundplay at 6 AM and 6 PM Pacific, and any that fit this tag join this page. The list below is sorted by plays and changes as people play.
For The Realm
Multiplayer roguelike deckbuilder
Original Keyboard Multiplayer46 plays
Aestra: The Last Wish
Online pixel action RPG with permadeath and raids
Original Multiplayer35 plays
Poke Survivor
Free creature survivor roguelite in your browser.
Original18 plays
doodle towers by yummypotato99
roguelike pvp td - build, battle, climb to the top
Original Phone-friendly Multiplayer10 plays
IDLE-CRAFT: The Curse
Idle survival RPG, permadeath
Original Keyboard10 plays
Nihil Project
Top-down voxel roguelite
Original Keyboard9 plays
Space Loop
3D space roguelite
Original Phone-friendly6 plays
Rogue Lith
Stealthy roguelike descent
Original Phone-friendly5 plays
Cappuccino Assassino
Bullet-heaven roguelike: survive waves, upgrade weapons
Original4 plays
Sudoku Roguelike
Sudoku mixed with roguelike card building
Original4 plays
Zodiac Havoc
Co-op roguelite, zodiac powers
Original Keyboard Multiplayer4 plays
FLIPSIDE
Coin-flip roguelike against the House
Original3 plays
Street Football: The Roguelite
Build a seven-player squad and beat five street crews
Original Keyboard1 play
Hordes of the Hollow
Build an undead army and mash monsters in a roguelite
Original1 play
Kitchen Chaos: Chef vs Food
Roguelike: a chef fights hordes of angry food
Original1 play
Tsukumo Depths
Roguelike where fire, water and grass chain together
Original Keyboard0 plays
Facesmith
Dice roguelike: reshape faces, collect relics, daily run
Original0 plays
Bolt Odyssey
Roguelike puzzle: pull and match same-color bolts
Original0 plays
BOOTLOOP
Roguelike robot run around a circuit
Original0 plays
Cupid
Matchmaking roguelike shooter
Original Keyboard0 plays
Questions
- What are the most popular roguelike games?
- By plays on Foundplay: Eyrie, For The Realm, Aestra: The Last Wish, Poke Survivor and doodle towers by yummypotato99. The list on this page is sorted most played first.
- Which roguelike games work on phones?
- 4 of the 21 are marked as playable on a phone, including Eyrie, doodle towers by yummypotato99 and Space Loop. Each game's page says whether it works on a phone or needs a keyboard.
- Are these games free?
- Yes. Every game on Foundplay is free to play in a web browser, with nothing to download. Play opens the game on its creator's own site; some creators offer optional extras there.
- What is the difference between a roguelike and a roguelite?
- In a roguelike everything resets when you die. A roguelite keeps some progress between runs, like unlocks or upgrades, so each attempt makes the next one a bit easier.