FIND YOUR NEXT GAME
Choose a game that lists mouse input. Check the full controls first: several games here also support or use a keyboard.
Touch + Keyboard + Mouse
Pedal through a neighbourhood at dawn and deliver newspapers without disturbing the street. Choose an endless route or the shared daily edition, while watching your paper supply and the road.
Browser·Free
Mouse
Match spells and elements in a magical card duel against a bot or a friend. Chains, three-card plays and growing curse debts give each hand several ways to swing the match.
Browser·Free
Mouse
Build a party from hero and equipment reels, then shape a deck around its strengths. Battles resolve automatically, leaving recruitment, positioning and route choices in your hands.
Browser·Free demo
Touch + MouseSimplified Chinese text
Clear a crowded toy room by sliding animals along the direction they face. Open routes for the ducks and make space for the next move as new board mechanisms appear.
Browser·Free
Keyboard + Mouse
Work through a birthday game built around Grandma’s confidently muddled instructions. Each small challenge changes the rules, turning everyday tasks into a joke about following directions.
Browser·Free
Mouse + Touch
Keep a space station alive through incoming waves while its weapons fire automatically. Spend enemy drops on upgrades, specialise the core and carry long-term gains into future runs.
Browser·Free
Mouse + TouchJapanese text
Assemble a map of Japan, then explore eighteen cities through photos, local stories and quizzes. Separate school levels change the guidance and questions as you travel around the map.
Browser·Free
Keyboard + Mouse + Touch
Defend a rebel generator by turning incoming shots back toward the attackers. Choose shield upgrades between stages and use the gold centre or angled edges to control each reflection.
Browser·Free
Keyboard + Mouse + Gamepad
Fight as the number one in a world where mathematical rules become attacks. Movement, strikes and parries follow a musical beat, with new abilities drawn from the story’s equations.
Browser·Free demo
Keyboard + Mouse
A fallen inquisitor returns to an earlier day with his memories intact. Fight through a side-scrolling fantasy world using weapon swaps, parries and wire movement while following his pursuit of revenge.
Browser + Download·Free
Mouse
Guide an old postal robot through a silent mechanical world. Inspect its surroundings and reuse forgotten parts to bring dormant machines back into service.
Browser·Free
Mouse
Turn poker hands into a growing deck of upgrades and jokers. Shop between blinds and adapt your scoring plan as the antes and boss rounds become harder.
Browser·Free
Mouse input covers different kinds of play. Clockwork uses rotating rings. In DUNSPIN Demo, you buy heroes and equipment, drag gear onto a party and choose a deck before automatic battles. Velvet Ante revolves around selecting poker hands and buying upgrades between blinds. These are different tasks even though the same input label applies.
This collection does not certify mouse-only play. The source data records which controls the creator describes, and some entries list both keyboard and mouse. Akhbaar Wala, for example, documents A/D for throws and W or Space for a jump. Look at the instructions instead of assuming a mouse label rules out other keys.
DUNSPIN is a free demo whose creator recommends a desktop browser and estimates an initial load of about 262 MB. It may suit a deck-building session, but it is not evidence that every browser game is a small download. For a different starting point, use the puzzle or free-browser collections.