Short indie games.
Made with love.

Free indie games to play in your browser. Small adventures, strange ideas and lovely little distractions. No downloads. No account needed. Never any ads.

Find your little escape

The first little collection

Free indie browser games.

Two little games to play right now. One more story on the way.

A little love goes a long way

Love a game?
Love its maker.

The games stay free. When you find something you love, you’ll be able to help the person who made it make something new.

Optional support is coming soon
01

A little thank you.

A one-off tip for a game that made your day. No pressure, no extra levels to unlock.

02

A little every month.

Choose to support a maker regularly and help their next small idea become a game.

Support payments aren’t open yet. Playing will always be free.

Our story

Small doesn’t mean
forgettable.

A good game doesn’t have to take over your life. Sometimes it’s a strange idea, a little challenge, or a story you finish in an evening and think about for days.

Good Little Games is a home for those experiences. A small collection, chosen with care, made by people who put a little of themselves into what they create.

Founded and curated by George Bennett. We choose games for a distinctive idea, a little character and a good reason to keep playing. Every playable game in this collection runs in your browser for free, without adverts. The first games are made by Mobberley Games, George Bennett’s indie game label; submissions from other creators are welcome.

Before you play

Free games.
A few answers.

Are these indie games really free?

Yes. Every playable game on Good Little Games is free, with no adverts. Optional support for the makers is planned, but payments aren’t open yet.

Do I need to download anything?

No download or account is needed. Play Get STACKED!, Plastic Chair and Clock Out directly in your browser. Each game page includes its controls and device information.

Which free game should I try?

Try Get STACKED! for a free, touch-friendly physics stacking game, or Plastic Chair for a free physics platformer with ten story levels. Try Clock Out for workplace fighting and local two-player matches.

Something new to play

New little games.
In your inbox.

A note when a new game joins the collection. No daily noise.