Spin a 3D globe and tune into live radio stations from anywhere on Earth. Click a green dot in Tokyo, hear Japanese pop. Click one in Lagos, hear Afrobeats. One of the most beautiful ways to explore the world without leaving your chair.

Teleport to a random place on Earth via Google Street View. No game, no rules, just pure exploration. Hit the button, land somewhere you have never seen. The free alternative to GeoGuessr for when you just want to wander.

Watch a video walking through a city. Guess where it is on a map. Like GeoGuessr but with video and completely free. Hundreds of cities, multiple game modes, surprisingly relaxing.

Snake, but multiplayer. Grow your worm by eating glowing orbs. Trick other players into crashing into you. The spiritual successor to Agar.io that proved the .io game formula was eternal.

Think of any character, real or fictional. The genie will guess who it is in 20 questions or less. He is disturbingly accurate. Has been reading minds since 2007 and only gets better.

You are a cell. Eat smaller cells. Avoid bigger ones. Split to attack. The browser game that proved multiplayer .io games could take over the world. Spawned Slither.io and a thousand clones.

Drag and drop beatbox sounds onto animated characters to create music. Gorgeous art style, intuitive interface, surprisingly deep. Won multiple awards and spawned a whole community of mix creators.

You can do anything at Zombo.com. The only limit is yourself. A Flash-era relic preserved in HTML5, where a soothing voice endlessly reassures you that anything is possible. The original absurd loading screen.

Slide numbered tiles on a grid to combine them and reach 2048. A deceptively simple puzzle that consumed the entire internet in 2014. Open source, endlessly cloned, never bettered.

Start by making paperclips. End by consuming the universe. An incremental game that is secretly a meditation on AI alignment and existential risk. Takes about 3 hours to finish. You will not stop.

Click the cookie. Buy grandmas. Ascend to cookie godhood. The idle game that spawned an entire genre. Deceptively simple, secretly deep, genuinely addictive. Has been ruining productivity since 2013.

An interactive 3D visualization of the stellar neighborhood. Zoom from our sun out to the Milky Way. Each star is real, positioned accurately, with data from real astronomical surveys. A Chrome experiment that makes you feel very small.