Pick by mood
Filter the shelf by story, arcade, puzzle, platformer or horror, then use the tags to narrow the feeling you want.
Small shelf.
Big moods.
Nisu is a handpicked collection of strange stories, quick puzzles, arcade challenges and platform games. The shelf stays small enough that every game can explain itself before you press Play.
Know the goal
Every player card tells you what to do, what input you need and the controls that matter once the game begins.
Check the label
Teen, everyone and adults-only labels appear before play. Games that may not work reliably carry a visible experimental warning.
What you will find
The cabinet spans quick puzzles, longer stories, atmospheric adventures and movement-heavy challenges. New picks can join without changing the promise: every page should help you decide whether the game fits your mood.
Open any game page to see its objective, input method, content label and controls. If you want a recommendation instead, the guides group games by mood and the kind of session they suit.
Our My 9 Games tool lets you collect and share nine favorites from Nisu or other platforms. External game titles and cover metadata come from IGDB; you can also add your own titles and images.
What is Nisu, and how does it compare with CrazyGames?
Nisu is an independent browser game library. Start with a smaller collection organized around how you want to play, such as online multiplayer, same-device games or horror. Each Nisu game page shows its goal, controls and content notes before the player loads. Use the Nisu game library to see which titles you can start here.
For a short session, see our beginner-friendly browser games for quick breaks.
Do browser games work on a school or workplace network?
They work only when the network allows the site and the game’s required services. A game can run in a browser without an installation and still be blocked by a school or workplace. Follow the network’s rules and ask the administrator about access if a game is blocked.
If a game does not start
Give the opening screen a moment, especially for slower games. If it remains stuck, use Retry or Open direct in the player. Experimental games may not reach full play every time, and their page explains that before you begin.
Contact and corrections
If a game no longer starts, a control or content label is wrong, or you control rights to a listed game and need to discuss its listing, email contact@nisu.io.