Arcade lobby · two games · free forever
Neon Games is a small lobby of free, open-world browser games — Dead Zone and Neon Police. No install, no account, no backend: pick a cabinet and it runs entirely in your browser, and keeps working offline once loaded.
The wall of cabinets
Every cabinet below is a full open-world game that runs straight from your browser tab.
Free & fully offline — nothing to install. The Android .apk is sideload-only (allow installs from unknown sources).
Endless zombie survival in an open city that never stops generating. No timer and no end — the horde escalates as you level.
Respond to crime across an open neon city. Watch the live crime map, respond fast, and bring suspects in.
Why it feels like an arcade
Both cabinets share the same no-friction philosophy.
Powered by WebGL in any modern browser — no download, no launcher, no store page.
Nothing to sign up for and no server to call — your session stays entirely on your device.
Once loaded it installs as an offline app and keeps working with the network unplugged.
Procedurally generated cities for survival and for patrol — the world keeps generating as you roam.
Play with mouse and keyboard or touch — and change any binding in Settings → Controls.
Drop a plain script in mods/ and add one tag — no server, no build step. Packs are validated on load.
Three moves
From landing here to playing takes about as long as reading this line.
Choose Dead Zone or Neon Police from the wall above. Each opens its own page.
The game generates its city and drops you straight in — no download step, no waiting room.
Level up against the horde, or work the crime map and rack up arrests. Come back any time.
Live demo
These are the real games, served from this repo — not a video. Open one and it boots in your browser. Works with mouse and keyboard or touch, and runs offline once loaded.
Illustration, not a screenshot — press play for the real thing.
Get started
You need nothing but a browser. Developers can clone and serve the games themselves.
The hosted games above are ready to go. If you want to run the source yourself, serve
the game folder over HTTP — browsers block JavaScript modules on file://,
so double-clicking index.html will sit on the loading screen.
START-HERE.txt: serve over HTTP,
then open the local URL. The game also installs as an offline app once loaded.
licence CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
engine Neon Engine
Questions
The things people ask at the arcade door.
No. Both games run entirely in your browser with no install and no account — you just open the page and click play.
Yes. Both games are free to play under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 — share, study, mod and fork them, but credit Dr. Sohil Momin, don't use them commercially, and pass the same terms on.
Once loaded, yes — the games install as an offline app and keep working with the network unplugged. There is no backend involved.
Any modern browser with WebGL, on desktop or phone. It works with mouse and keyboard or touch, and on phones you get an on-screen stick and buttons.
Yes — every key can be changed in Settings → Controls in each game.
Yes. A content pack is a plain script that registers itself — drop it in mods/, add one <script> tag, and it loads with no server and no build step. Packs are validated on load, so a malformed one is skipped rather than breaking the game.
Both are built on the Neon Engine, which is MIT licensed separately so you can build your own commercial games with it.