Independent studio · Brittany
BZH Gaming makes free browser games for computers and phones alike: no download, no account, just the fun of playing. And every week, the blog rounds up the latest video game news.
Our free games
Space shooter · PC & mobile
OrbitalA free space shooter: explore a galaxy of six worlds, evolve your arsenal mid-mission and face a boss at the end of each world. Then build your orbital station, join an alliance and climb this week's ranking.
Escape game · Fan game
Sonic's EscapeA free Sonic escape game for the whole family: Dr. Eggman has locked Sonic, Amy and Knuckles in his flying fortress. Search the rooms, combine items and solve puzzles to sabotage the Omega Roboticizer.
3D action RPG · Fan game
A 3D action RPG that follows JoJo Part 4: Josuke and Crazy Diamond investigate in Morioh-chō in 1999, from Jotaro's arrival to the showdown with Yoshikage Kira. Fights, missions, bonus Stands and collectibles.
The blog
Released on October 22 on five platforms, Final Fantasy Resonance, the series' first HD-2D entry, is earning scores around 85 on Metacritic.
Released on October 23, Modern Warfare 4 takes the series to Korea. Its campaign early access has earned the best Steam reception for a Call of Duty in more than ten years.
Release date, launch trailer, preload, price and PC version: where Grand Theft Auto VI stands, 25 days before it hits consoles.
About
BZH Gaming is the video game label of BZH Consulting. Our idea: lightweight games you can play instantly in the browser, games that respect players. Orbital can be played entirely without paying, with no loot boxes or ads during missions, and our games install on your phone like an app, even offline.
BZH Gaming is the video game label of BZH Consulting. It makes free browser games, Orbital, Sonic's Escape and Morioh Quest, and publishes a video game news article every week.
Yes. Orbital, Sonic's Escape and Morioh Quest are free to play, with no download. Orbital can be completed entirely with coins earned by playing, with no loot boxes.
No. The games open in your browser, on a computer, tablet or phone. Progress is saved in the browser, and Orbital can be installed like an app to play offline.
A new video game news article is published every week, with its list of sources.
