FAQs

Browser games are video games that run directly in a web browser, without requiring downloads or installation. They’re usually built with web technologies like HTML5, JavaScript, WebGL, and formerly Flash, and range from simple puzzles to complex multiplayer games. You can play them on most devices with internet access.

FRVR games are free to play. In fact, many browser games are free-to-play, supported by other sources, such as ads, in-game purchases, or premium upgrades. Some games may offer additional features or content for a fee, but the base experience is often accessible without any cost. It’s best practice to always check the terms before playing.

Not always and not on FRVR. Many browser games let you play instantly without registration. However, creating an account can unlock features like saving progress, customizing avatars, or competing on leaderboards. For instance, multiplayer and social features will often require a registered account. Watch this space, as we’ll have some news in this area soon,

Most well-known browser games are safe, but it’s important to stick to trusted websites. Avoid games that ask for excessive permissions or try to download files. Use antivirus protection and never share personal information unless you’re sure the site is secure.

Most modern browser games use HTML5, JavaScript, and WebGL, replacing the popular old Flash tech. These standards allow rich visuals, sound, and interactivity directly in the browser, with no plugins needed. Some engine tools like Construct 3 or Cocos make development easier.

Yes, you often can, but not here on FRVR. For HTML5 games, you can view source code (e.g. main.js), inspect assets, and experiment. This makes them accessible for hobbyists to tweak or learn from. However, you often can’t directly mod established features of a browser game.

Yes. FRVR games can be played on IOs, Android and on our dedicated app. Eventually, when w login, progress can sync across devices.

Most browser games require a stable internet connection. A few use cached resources, but connectivity is generally needed for loading, accessing assets, multiplayer, or saving progress.