22 Best Games To Play On Chromebook At School

Krunker.io is undoubtedly one of the best browser games available today, and they don’t receive nearly enough praise.

Numerous servers around the world are home to thousands of players in this voxel-based online shooter.

On the Play Store, there are many cash-in ARPGs that attempt to capitalize on players’ unwavering adoration of the slash-and-loot gameplay mechanics popularized by Diablo. But one game that actually does it very well is Eternium (also available on Steam).

It doesn’t seem like that long ago that Android gamers had to make do with significantly weakened editions of Sid Meier’s illustrious 4X series. However, you can now play Civilization 6 in its entirety on Android and Chromebook. The first 60 turns are even provided at no cost so you can test how the game performs on your gadget.

Fans of the classic sci-fi horror Dead Space will immediately recognize this recently released shooter. With a tight over-the-shoulder camera that makes you feel claustrophobia as you blast your way through fantastical, nightmare settings, Wall of Insanity is as good an action-horror as you’ll get on a Chromebook.

Alto’s Adventure 2 is even more stunning than the critically acclaimed mobile game that came before it. Expanding on the tap-to-jump gameplay with a new hold-to-wall-grind move, Alto’s Odyssey is more of the same, and that’s not an insult. Odyssey has vibrant and calming visuals and is equally as calming as increasingly lush settings.

Roblox has some of the best user-generated worlds and games ever, which makes it one of the best games ever. As a result, there is always something to pique your interest. One of my favorite Roblox games is Red Light, Green Light, which you can play with other Roblox players from all over the world in competitions that are modeled after the Squid Game.

Because Among Us is designed for Chrome OS laptops, playing it on a Chromebook is advised so that players can take advantage of its full-screen splendor.

In fact, Among Us is already pre-installed on some Chromebooks.

It can be difficult to find sports games for mobile devices (and, by extension, Chromebooks). FIFA video games have been produced by EA for years, but they always come off as stiff and unnatural.

NBA Jam addresses a lot of these issues by keeping things straightforward. 2-vs-2, big heads, and spectacular slam dunks make this one of the best sports games on Chromebook and Android.

One of the top Chromebook games for Chrome OS users looking for exhilarating, unsettling, post-apocalyptic action is Into the Dead 2. You are thrust into a terrifying zombie apocalypse in the video game Into the Dead 2.

You’ll assume the role of a man who got a little lost and wandered off too far from his house. He needs to get home to his wife and daughter, but a horde of zombies is threatening to make that difficult.

Take on the role of an exceptional, unrivaled sniper who is tasked with eliminating all the bad guys in the world.

Kill key figures, rescue hostages from criminals, and take out bank heist thieves in the city to defend the world from evildoers.

The well-liked new game from Crescent Moon Games will help you channel your inner Tony Hawk: Shred through the skatepark while showcasing your sick skateboard moves, such as 360-degree flips and 720-degree tail grabs.

Get as much air as you can and pull off mind-blowing tricks, but don’t stress about your score or placing high on the leaderboard.

This vertical-scrolling shooter brings all the elements of our favorite older games to Android (and, as of recently, Chrome OS) devices.

Oh, and you won’t even need a touch screen because your cursor’s clicks can simulate taps.

Despite a few minor stutters here and there, the most recent iteration of the Asphalt racing series runs fairly smoothly on Chrome OS. It’s definitely playable overall, and I suggest using the touch controls and rotating the screen to play.

While there are keyboard controls, Asphalt 9’s touch-based gestures, including swiping, make this game best for use with touchscreen Chromebooks.

Pokemon Quest, arguably the cutest Pokemon game to date, transports you to Tumblecube Island.

There, you’ll encounter Pokemon with brick-based versions of your favorite characters, such as Pikachu (one of your starter options), that look like they belong in Minecraft. It requires a touchscreen.

One of the most addictive puzzle games of the decade has landed on the Chromebook, with Threes, where you move tiles together in a grid to add them together.

Beginning with 1s and 2s, you add matching tiles together (3s with 3s, 6s with 6s, and so on).

A management game about managing a game development studio, Game Dev Tycoon is incredibly addictive.

Since it has been around since 2012, its popularity is evident by the fact that it is now available on PC, mobile devices, and Nintendo Switch.

Although not really a game in and of itself, Google’s cloud gaming platform is worth mentioning because it allows you to play games like PUBG, Red Dead Redemption 2, and Assassin’s Creed Odyssey on your Chromebook.

Metroidvanias are popular right now, but they wouldn’t exist without this important Castlevania game.

Playing the Android version of the renowned battle royale game on a Chromebook comes with some restrictions, unlike the majority of the other games on this list.

In order to begin, your Chromebook must have an Intel CPU.

We feel more confident in recommending Play Store games for Chromebooks as a result of the ever-increasing support for Android apps on Chrome OS. The classic RPG is one of the games that have been confirmed to function flawlessly across multiple Chromebook devices, though not all games work perfectly (in fact, many don’t).

One of the best Play Store games for Chromebooks is Fallout Shelter. You are tasked with creating and running a nuclear bunker in that game’s fictional world in this side-on Fallout series spinoff.

It looks fantastic and performs well thanks to the recognizable Pip-Boy cartoon graphics from the 1950s.

You don’t have to be drunk to enjoy the browser-based Town of Salem, which follows similar trends and mechanics to Among Us. Try to figure out who is killing locals at night by playing online with lots of other players. (Or, if you are the murderer, work to avoid detection.) Devilishly deceitful.