भारत · India
6 developers · 6 games · Checked
The Indian game developers behind the browser games spreading on Indian Instagram and X: who they are, what they made, and where to play it. Every game is free and runs in your browser with no download or app. Their own site comes first on every card.
In the order their games appear on the India page, which ranks by recent likes on Instagram and X. Bios state only what each developer publishes about themselves.
Made MantarJantar
Suraj Kushwah, who posts as bugswriter, is the independent developer of MantarJantar, a multiplayer satire game he launched on Instagram in October 2026.
Developer's site ↗Suraj Kushwah on Unfound
MantarJantar (Jantar Mantar Chalo)Political satire
Lead a protest march to Jantar Mantar, or play the police trying to stop it.
About October 2026 · 1–50 players (online) · In English and Hindi
Made Little Kerala
Dhilber is a software engineer who runs AI and automation workshops in Malayalam, and the maker of Little Kerala.
Developer's site ↗Dhilber on Unfound
Play for your district in a miniature Kerala shared with everyone online.
About September 2026 · 1–100 players (online) · In English and Malayalam
Made Tamil Nadu Online
The developer of Tamil Nadu Online doesn't publish a name. The game is at tnonline.world.
Developer's site ↗tnonline.world on Unfound
Drive, explore and meet people across a miniature Tamil Nadu.
1–100 players (online) · In English and Tamil
Made Bandobust
Jehad Mohamed posts date ideas and food recommendations for Bengaluru on Instagram, and made Bandobust, a satirical protest management game.
Developer's site ↗Jehad Mohamed on Unfound
Bandobust: The Protest SimulatorPolitical satire
Three minutes at the public order desk, with a protest growing outside.
About October 2026 · Single-player
Bangalore, India
The developer of Dosa Tycoon doesn't publish a name. The game's site says it was made in Bangalore and runs free in a browser with no adverts.
Developer's site ↗dosatycoon.com on Unfound
Run a South Indian tiffin room and grow one dosa cart into a breakfast empire.
Single-player
They are about India. The games are set in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and New Delhi: a miniature state you wander with other players, or the news of the week turned into a game within days. They spread through reels and reposts rather than app stores.
They are small and recent. Every dated game here launched between September 2026 and October 2026. Most are made by one person and play in a browser tab, free, with nothing to install.
What isn't here. India's larger video game companies mostly make mobile, PC and console games that need a download or an app, which Unfound's browser-only rule leaves out. This page lists only developers whose game you can play free in a browser today.
We find games through what players share on Instagram, X and Reddit, then check each one by hand: live, free, playable in a browser with no app or download, made by its creators, and good enough to recommend to a stranger. Satire is labelled and listed from any side once it clears the Unfound bar. Developers can email hello@unfoundgames.in or let their game play right on Unfound; there are no paid placements.
Suraj Kushwah (MantarJantar), Anav Nayar (Bhaag Neha Bhaag), Dhilber (Little Kerala), tnonline.world (Tamil Nadu Online), Jehad Mohamed (Bandobust), and dosatycoon.com (Dosa Tycoon). Each one has a free game that plays in a web browser, and each name above links to their own site first.
Mostly individuals. Suraj Kushwah, Anav Nayar, Dhilber, and Jehad Mohamed publish their own names; tnonline.world and dosatycoon.com don't publish one, so Unfound names the game's website instead. None of them is a large studio: Unfound lists a developer only when one of their games plays free in a web browser, so India's bigger mobile and console publishers appear here only if that applies.
Yes. All 6 games here are free, with no download or app: MantarJantar, Bhaag Neha Bhaag, Little Kerala, Tamil Nadu Online, Bandobust, and Dosa Tycoon. Tamil Nadu Online offers an optional account; you can also play as a guest.
Suraj Kushwah (MantarJantar, up to 50 players), Dhilber (Little Kerala, up to 100 players), and tnonline.world (Tamil Nadu Online, up to 100 players). The others make single-player games.
MantarJantar plays in English and Hindi, Little Kerala plays in English and Malayalam, and Tamil Nadu Online plays in English and Tamil. The rest are in English.
A game has to be live, free, playable in a web browser without a download or app, made by its creators and good enough to recommend to a stranger, with public evidence that players like it. Developers can email hello@unfoundgames.in, and can let their game play directly on its Unfound page; there are no paid placements.
No. Satire is labelled as satire and listed from any side once it passes every check. A listing says a game exists and is spreading; it isn't an opinion about its message.
