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So, is there a quick browser-based game that i can play with my friend? It can be anything, board games, flash games, etc. It's better if I don't need to create an account, and is quick, light and simple enough.

Let me tell you about Agario.

It's a simple survival game. Play as a cell and eat tinier cells to grow in size, avoiding rival cells along the way. The bigger you get, the slower you move. You can throw off some our mass or split into two cells to get some of that speed back, though. It's an eat or be eaten world.

It received a few extra modes recently, including team play and multiplayer with private rooms. Pretty fun time waster, overall.

You can log in with Facebook, but it isn't required. It works on Chrome, but I dunno if it works on any other browser.

This game is pretty good and it has bowser in it

Let me also tell you about agario.


It's good you should play it with your pal.

You could try The Wiki Game. Each game lasts for about 2 minutes, so it's quite quick to play, and pretty interesting.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Wiki_Game
Clicks to Hitler is my favorite.
2012 MTV Video Music Awards Japan
MTV Japan
Japan
Nazi Germany
Adolf Hitler

Also, GeoGuessr.

https://geoguessr.com/

Using Google Earth, you have to guess where you are. The closer you are, the more points you get.
https://geoguessr.com/results/QkmU3rrbhyMz9Ebv

America is really hard to guess right.

(10-05-2015, 08:53 PM)Helmo Wrote: [ -> ] This game is pretty good and it has bowser in it

how fucking funny

as for agario, i dont have good internet connection for it, as it lags all the time (same with my friend). It's a good suggestion though, thanks!

board games or card games are best btw, if you happen to know one, i'd be glad

http://en.lichess.org/

you can play chess without the need to register

http://www.kongregate.com/games/m0rkeulv/castlewars

It's been so long that idk if this is still working right but this is a simple resource-based card game (casual enough for anyone I think)
The instructions look a little long-winded, but it's so simple that they don't need to be:

The top numbers (builders, soldiers, magic) represent how many of each resource you'll get per turn.

The bottom numbers (bricks, weapons, crystals) are your current resources. The top of each card tells you how many resources you need to use it.

Each card has an explanation of what it does. Most of the time it's literally two words and a number, so this isn't a yu-gi-oh-level complexity game.

The castle is your HP.

The fence is like a shield to your castle. I believe it's usually easier to add HP to your fence than to your castle, but some cards can attack your castle directly.

Apparently there's a sequel now, but I've never played it.

Is Board Game Online still a thing lmao?

Tetris Friends! Can't go wrong with Tetris. Arena is the multiplayer battle mode and it's pretty fun. You'll both need accounts to play, though.

Achievement Unlocked 2 has a room-based multiplayer set-up...
IDK about three or one...it's been a while since I played

So does Exit Path one... and two, I think
(I recommend one if you're having lag issues...I've not yet gotten to play number two in multiplayer to this date)

A note on exit path...
you may encounter hackers/cheaters, and while an account is not strictly required, you will be given a guest name if not logged-in, and are always assigned to a random match. It is possible to get in the same room as a certain player, but you two need to know the other's screen-name, and exit/join rooms till you're in the same one.

as for achievement unlocked... it is private room based, so you start the game, create a room, and send the code to your friend to join.

Hope some of these help?

I wouldn't so much call this a game but its hilarious.
http://teebu.github.io/HearstoneSolitair...nHere.html