Salve
That's Latin for hello. Here are nine games that run right in your browser, with no download and no account.
That's Latin for hello. Here are nine games that run right in your browser, with no download and no account.
NewYour homemade portal missed school. Now you are lost in old games with the lights off, and something is hunting you.
NewYou are a very nervous robot. Cut the wires, bonk the hamsters and say something nice to the bomb.
The year is 2061. Man the guns of Battery Seven and keep rockets, drones and fighters off the Golden Reach.
Jack is bored and wants treasure. A huge forest, a red X and a rocket launcher. Then waves of enemies in Battle Mode.
Wobbly suburban warfare. Build your army of neighborhood kids, hit Start and watch the chaos.
Build your SWAT team and plan every step of the sweep. Then kick the door and watch your plan play out.
Close-quarters room clearing with optic aiming, a tactical flashlight, night vision and flashbangs.
Seven artillery systems and one hidden command post. Read the wind, adjust your aim and find the target.
Cross the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone with a Geiger counter and a pistol to recover five hidden reels. Starts on the night of the explosion.
Crew a tank, a gun truck, a gunship, mortars and howitzers across a four-square-kilometre valley with real ballistics and craters that stay.
Bolt together a ridiculous bomb, wire its arming board, then steer it past the flak and flatten the base.
Trench war up to 3v3 or four-way. Throw grenades over the top, or dig a tunnel and come up in their trench.
Containment failed. Grab a gas mask and fight through radiation zones, in the campaign or online with others.
Salve.ink is a small shelf of games made for the browser. There is nothing to install and nothing to sign up for. Pick one and press start.