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- CodelandBuild the world togetherDraw sprites, code them with blocks and make HTML screens on one giant shared map.
- HiroMost time playedSign in and every minute in every game counts on the new leaderboard.
- TurboBallPlay with a friendSend a link and start a match together.
- BreadlandsA new board gameRoll for bread, feed your people and claim the island, online or against bots.
Free games, straight in your browser
Hiro is a small, independent game studio that makes free web games. Every game opens right here in your browser, on a computer, a tablet or a phone, with nothing to download, install or update. Tap a game and you're playing a few seconds later. There are no app stores, no launchers and no sign-up forms standing between you and the game.
Each game is built around one idea that puts you at the centre of it: you fly the ship in TurboBall, you rule a kingdom in Breadlands, you deal the cards in Solitaire, and in Don't Flinch your own face is the controller. Some games are quick, a five-minute match on a lunch break. Others are worlds you come back to every day. All of them are made to feel good on a touch screen as well as a keyboard, mouse or gamepad.
The games on Hiro
TurboBall
Rocket soccer for one or two players. You steer a boost-powered ship around a closed arena and slam a glowing ball into the other team's goal. Play against robots at three skill levels, team up with a robot for two-on-two, share one keyboard with a friend, or play online with a room code or Quick Match. Matches last one to five minutes, and every ship design and goal explosion is earned by playing.
Breadlands
A board game for two to six players on a hex island. Roll the dice for bread, feed your people, claim the land next to yours, build mills and raid your rivals' borders. A turn takes seconds and the rules fit in one sentence, but underneath it's a real strategy game: the smallest kingdom always moves first, so the leader never runs away with it. Play online with friends using a room code, or against bots.
Solitaire
The three classic patience games in one place: Klondike, Spider (with one, two or four suits) and FreeCell. Every game has a new daily deal that everyone gets on the same day, plus gold, silver and copper coins for fast finishes, win streaks and stats for every version. Hints, undo and auto-finish are there when you want them, and big, clear cards make it easy to play on a phone.
Don't Flinch
A horror game that watches your face through your webcam. It's midnight and your homework is due at 6 AM. Answer the questions while the house tries to scare you, and if you jump, gasp or look away, the game sees it. Three flinches and the night is over. Every scare is saved as a short vertical clip you can share. The face tracking runs inside your browser, and your camera picture never leaves your device.
Codeland
One giant map that everyone builds on together, live. Draw pixel art sprites and bring them to life with Scratch-style code blocks, build signs and screens in HTML and CSS, and paint the ground into rivers, roads and lava. Try each creation on the map before you publish it. Anyone can edit, move or smash anything, and smashed builds stay as ruins that anyone can rebuild for an hour. Screens can't run scripts or load anything from the internet, and every word goes through a strict filter, so it stays safe for everyone.
More on the way
New games and big updates land on Hiro all the time, and the newest ones show up first on the All games page, where you can also search, browse by category and see which games everyone is playing most this month. Follow along on Discord, X or TikTok to hear about them first.
How Hiro works
Free, and fair
Every game is free to play from start to finish, and nothing you buy makes you stronger than other players. There are no ads inside games. Hiro is paid for by a few ad spaces on its own pages, by Hiro Plus (a monthly subscription that removes them), and by Shards from the Hiro Shop, which players spend inside games on things like extra TurboBall coins and gems. Every item shows exactly what you get, with no random rewards, and you can earn Shards free just by playing.
Your progress follows you
You never need an account to play: your progress is kept in your browser. Sign in with Google and your saves, stats and unlocks are stored with your account instead, so you can start a game on your computer and carry on from your phone.
Play together
Most Hiro games can be played online with friends. Start a private room, send the link or the short room code, and you're in the same match. Prefer strangers? Quick Match finds you a game, and bots fill any empty seats so nobody waits long.
Every minute counts
Signed-in players climb the Most time played leaderboard on this page. Every minute you spend in any Hiro game counts toward it, with a weekly board that starts fresh every week and an all-time board that keeps growing.
Questions
Are Hiro games really free?
Yes. Every game is free to play from start to finish. Ads and the optional Hiro Shop (game currency and items, and Hiro Plus, which removes the ads on Hiro's pages) pay for the games, the servers and new updates. Shards can also be earned free by playing.
Do I need to download anything?
No. Hiro games run in any modern browser, such as Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox. Open the page and play. If a link opens inside an app like TikTok or Instagram, opening it in your phone's normal browser works best.
Can I play on my phone or tablet?
Yes. Every game has touch controls and fits phone screens, upright or sideways. Computers work with a keyboard and mouse, and TurboBall also supports gamepads.
How do I play with a friend?
In TurboBall or Breadlands, choose a private room and share the link or code it gives you. Your friend opens it and joins you straight away, no account needed.
Will I lose my progress if I clear my browser?
Without an account, progress lives in your browser, so clearing site data removes it. Sign in with Google from the account button at the bottom of the page and your progress is kept safely with your account on every device.
Who makes Hiro?
Hiro is a small independent studio. Read more on the About page, see how we handle data on the Privacy page, or get in touch at jonah@hiro.games. We read every message.