No port forwarding, no decade-old VPN tutorials, no broken Hamachi rooms. Every guide explains exactly how multiplayer works for that game, whether it needs a private virtual LAN, a dedicated server, or 1-click party launch.
Bypass CGNAT and strict NAT routers. Connect bridges everyone into one private network so local-only LAN games work over the internet.
1-click managed dedicated servers for supported games like Xonotic, Mindustry, and OpenRA. Your party gets an instant private room.
Missing extra controllers for game night? Scan a QR code on your phone to use it as a touchscreen gamepad instantly.
67 titles with full PlayBound Connect auto-hosting support
Ancient warfare, stunningly rendered, forever free.
Wear your build. Risk your haul. Write your reputation.
Co-operative multiplayer game and complete code base available for free.
A dying city asks you to pick a side; the other players get a vote too.
A movement-rich squad shooter where information, abilities, and confident repositioning matter as much as aim.
Unleash the Legends
A complete multiplayer FPS small enough to respect almost any PC.
The submarine is leaking, the reactor is hot, and someone insists this was the safe route.
Neo Geo diamond drama — create a team, steal a base, settle it online over Connect.
A World War II battlefield big enough for infantry, tanks, ships, and the pilot who absolutely cannot land.
Thousand-unit RTS battles that melt GPUs and minds.
Eight-player couch chaos built from short fuses, springy physics, and the certainty that everyone will fall off the map.
Fight your way to the top
Tiny soldiers, huge arsenals, and couch co-op with no wasted motion.
Console-sized firefights built for two thumbs.
Ten players, one bomb, and nowhere for mistakes to hide.
One bombsite, a few grenades, and no second chance until the round ends.
A free standalone nightmare that turns one Scandinavian night into eight hours of dread.
The Next Legend Is You
A campfire, a suspiciously quiet forest, and friends who ate the last berries.
Every hero is broken. Somehow, the match still works.
Arrakis without the archaeology: classic Dune II campaigns, modern RTS controls, skirmishes, maps, and multiplayer in one compact standalone install.
It's Good to Be Bad
Command the squad, then become the survivor.
The old-school MMO where the journey still demands a party.
The conveyor belt works. Then the copper runs out. Then it's three in the morning.
The MMO that still expects you to make friends before you make progress.
The whole planet is your free, open-source flight school.
Build an empire turn by turn — infinitely rewritable.
The Doom-shaped playground that belongs to everyone.
Turn any browser into the party’s shared game board.
Climb the horizon, bend the elements, chase one more mystery.
The N64 split-screen classic, rebuilt for 16 players online.
Fast, drop-in real-time tactics with the community network restored.
Pure battlefield tactics, with the expansion and no base-building tax.
A living fantasy world that refuses to wait for you.
The community-led resurrection of the premier high-mobility dystopian mech combat shooter.
Turn-based hedgehog warfare. Yes, really.
The whole Erathian campaign, DRM-free and ready for one more turn.
Save the fans with absurd builds and absolutely no cash shop.
Nine levels of wall-climbing, screen-filling, two-player run-and-gun excess.
Run the kitchen together: chop, bake, sear, serve, and keep twenty-six recipes from becoming smoke.
Five champions, one map, and a lifetime of outplays.
League’s cleanest teamfight decisions, rebuilt for a smaller map and a touchscreen.
An infinite voxel sandbox — and an engine for a thousand games.
Durandal Has A Job For You
Six turns, twelve cards and one last-second bluff that can steal two locations.
Omaha Beach, then two more campaigns' worth of Europe, on the engine that taught id Tech 3 how to feel cinematic.
Metal Slug traded arcade credits for a live-service map—and somehow kept the explosions loud enough to hear over the menus.
Every conveyor belt is part of the defense plan.
Four players. One screen. Absolute chaos.
Build a village above the dungeon you keep promising to explore tonight.
Chess that teaches you while you play.
Grind your way from Lumbridge goblins to endgame boss raids in PC gaming's most legendary sandbox
A strange survival sandbox where the apocalypse is equal parts cosmic horror, house project and loot chase.
Rocket jumps, railgun duels, and nothing between you and the arena.
Civilization III rebuilt for modern modders and platforms.
Dig, build, battle, and improvise when the physics refuse your plan.
Pixel-art science-fiction RTS where miners reshape the economy and every battlefield demands another rematch.
Classic RTS campaigns, rebuilt around modern multiplayer.
Open-source reconstruction of Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun.
Build a transport empire, one rail at a time.
A 1995 shmup, its 1999 expansion, and a shop system that still outclasses most modern ones.
A friendly shared world where the evening can disappear into gardening, furniture making and one more fishing spot.
An action RPG for people who look at a passive tree and see possibility instead of a warning.
One pixel at a time, certainty turns into shouting.
Expansive fan-made 2D Pokémon MMORPG across four classic regions with live co-op battles.
Arena speed, champion abilities, and no room to blink.
The shotgun still kicks, and the Strogg still scream when you hit them.
Tiny cars, enormous tracks, and twenty-six years of community racing in one ready-to-run package.
Parkour movement, arena combat, and mutators with the safety off.
Free twin-stick duck blast
The C&C battlefield from ground level: infantry, tanks, harvesters, base buildings, and 64-player combined-arms warfare.
Pure hockey skill, with no shoot button and nowhere to hide.
Five-on-five Neo Geo football with fists
Pure, player-driven space chaos where every routine shift collapses into emergent comedy
Open-source Sonic kart racing — Race, Battle, and online via Connect.
Live in Star Wars, not just through it.
Ensemble's Age of Empires II engine retooled with blasters, shields, and the full weight of Star Wars lore.
Play Your Own Star Wars Saga
Three perfect factions. One timeless test of nerve and speed.
A little farm, a whole town, and a calendar that makes one more day dangerously easy.
Every touch matters. Every player counts.
Build the castle, feed the people, then discover your friend brought horse archers.
Go for the top! SNK Soccer with attitude
Kart racing chaos for the whole couch.
Nine classes, endless personality, and chaos that still clicks.
OpenBOR NES homage — 60 characters, 17 stages, four pads on one couch.
Grappling hooks, tiny arenas, and sixteen players worth of trouble.
Every village matters when one unlucky swing can rewrite the campaign.
Get off the boat, ignore the prophecy, and get wonderfully lost.
A competitive shooter where the building is part of the weapon sandbox.
Join the world's greatest fellowship
Every wall is a plan waiting to happen.
Grand-scale WW2 warfare engineered for purist strategy minds
A free zombie sandbox where the scariest thing near the loot might be another player.
Build the base, join the swarm, and fight the war from both sides.
Perfect aim meets abilities built to break the plan.
Climb the voxel horizon with a party at your back.
Take the same war from cockpit to turret to bridge.
Move like a space ninja. Build like a mad scientist.
Design your own tanks. Then design better ones.
Become the wandering martial-arts legend the road demands.
The clean modern route into Wolfenstein 3D, with proper widescreen, mouse look, and a serious modding foundation.
The ultimate squad-based multiplayer combat experience
Trade by daylight. Hunt captains after dark.
OpenBOR Konami arcade co-op — four pads, CPU partners, zero store price.
The fastest arena shooter on the planet. Completely free.
Sensible Soccer spirit, made for today.
Physics-driven RTS where terrain is a weapon.