The internet's finest collection of questionably generated entertainment. Every game with anything to remember remembers it. No adverts, no tracking, infinite ducks, and only one game that makes you sign up.
Three things worth knowing before you click anything.
Every game opens and plays. No tutorial, no cookie banner, nothing to dismiss before you get to the part where you press things, and no account, except for Orion, the one galaxy everybody shares. The whole catalogue is one click away and always will be.
The posters and the backdrop above are drawn by code as the page loads, with no image file behind them. The games are a different story: their sprites are rendered out of 3D scenes or cut from AI concept sheets, and most of the Free Bin's wallpapers and all of its cursor sets are AI art outright. None of it was drawn by hand, which is why no two things quite match.
Anything with progress saves it in your browser, free, forever. If you want that backed up and following you between devices, that will be the Cloud plan on a free account, once payments open — the only thing on this site that costs money.
Three we would point a stranger at. The rest are in the catalogue.
Forty-one skills, twelve regions and a 1600x1600 tile world you share with other players. Mine, harvest, salvage, farm, dig, hack, brew, forge, shoot and bank your way up a contract board that never runs out.
🚀Eight hostile fleets. One small ship. Fly the gaps, spend your bombs wisely, and take the bosses apart one glowing node at a time.
🪐A free browser MMO. Grow worlds on a shared star map, then take new ones with carriers, colonists and squad battles fought a turn at a time.