Action Browser Games: Choosing a Game and Learning Its Controls

An action game's title and artwork can help you decide what to try, but its own instructions are the place to learn how it plays. Start with the action games collection, open a title and read the description beside its player.

Before your first attempt

Check for an instruction screen inside the game. Movement, aiming and action inputs vary between providers. Do not assume that WASD, arrow keys or tapping work unless the game says so.

The Controls section appears when controls have been documented for that title. If it is absent, use the game's own instructions rather than guessing from another game's layout.

Use the player tools

The Fullscreen button expands the game frame when your browser supports it. Reload game starts the embedded game again and may reset progress. Save game adds the title to your saved collection in this browser; it does not save a checkpoint.

Explore a different challenge

The catalog includes Jungle Sniper, Soldier Attack 2, Master Archer and Catch the Thief. These are catalog links, not a tested ranking. Open a game's page to see its description and current availability.

The related-game shelf is another way to choose a title in the same category. A game that suits your device or preferred controls may be more useful than an unfamiliar game with an impressive thumbnail.

If a game does not load

Read the loading troubleshooting guide. If the problem continues, contact us with the game name, page link, browser and what you saw. Do not include passwords or other sensitive information.