Old School Browsergames
CyberDjinn builds and preserves classic browser games from the early 2000s era. Our games are free to play, require no downloads, and run in all major desktop browsers. Most of our titles are text based strategy games built around resource management, long term progression, alliances, and rivalry. You build up your world over time, make tactical decisions, and compete with other players for power, territory, or rankings.
We focus on the things that made classic browser games worth coming back to. Steady progression, real decisions, and multiplayer where alliances and rivalries actually matter. This type of game is slowly disappearing, and we do not want these worlds to fade away. Even if the audience is smaller today, we want to keep them online and playable for the people who still love them.
Browser games are not our main business. We also run other projects, so development can be slower than we would like at times. Still, we keep the servers running, fix issues when they come up, and improve things step by step.
If you miss the classic browser game era, you are in the right place. Pick a game and start playing.
OUR GAMES
Dorfstern (2021)
Build and grow your own medieval settlement in this classic construction and simulation browser game. Gather gold, wood, stone, and food, put your villagers to work, and upgrade your buildings to unlock new options and production chains. Expand your fields, craft and process goods, and turn a small village into a thriving town with a real economy behind it. Your villagers are not just numbers, they have stats, need rest and faith to stay effective, and grow older day by day, so every decision leaves a mark.
Slayer of Souls (2017)
In this dark fantasy browser game, you once ruled the world of Sindea with ruthless cruelty until the forces of righteousness united and defeated you. They believed you died, but you escaped and vanished into a hidden refuge. From there you rebuild in secret, make new plans, and take back Sindea region by region. Your enemies are still stronger for now, so you build your power through resources, trade, and conquest until the day the balance finally shifts.
Ozeankampf (2016)
You start with a single island. Gather resources, research new technologies, and build a fleet strong enough to dominate the seas. Explore the ocean map, discover uninhabited islands, and colonize them to expand your reach and economy. Form alliances, negotiate, betray, and fight over strategic territory. Raid enemy islands, steal their resources, and cripple their supply lines before they strike back. We are currently working on a relaunch.
Paraguay 1890 (2007)
Rebuild and protect a war-torn nation in this minimalist browser game. Start with a small village, secure your economy, and keep your citizens safe as you expand your influence step by step. Develop your infrastructure, manage resources, and make the kind of strategic choices. Forge alliances, negotiate with other players, and take on political roles that shape the balance of power. Your long term goal is clear: rise through the ranks and become the President of Paraguay.
IronWar – Classics (2006)
As a king or queen, you build your own kingdom from the ground up and shape its future through strategy, diplomacy, and war. Grow your economy, recruit and command a powerful army, and compete with other rulers for influence and territory. Alliances, rivalries, and political maneuvering are part of everyday life, and every decision can shift the balance of power. New registrations are currently unavailable. A few basic technical functions are being updated, but there are no plans for further development at this time.
Phoenix (2001)
Phoenix is one of the oldest German browser games still online, and celebrate its 25th anniversary in 2026. Built in the early days of the genre, it delivers classic long term progression, strategy, and competition in a world that has kept its old school spirit for decades. To mark this milestone, the game is undergoing a complete overhaul, aiming for a cleaner, more refined experience while staying true to its roots. Players can expect quality of life improvements, updated systems, and a smoother overall flow, without losing what made Phoenix special in the first place.