Looking for old Facebook games, or wondering where to play them now? Revisit familiar titles below, or choose a multiplayer RPG to start on KanoPlay.
Browse Facebook games by year: 2008 · 2009 · 2010 · 2011.
Pick a theme, create an account and follow the tutorial. Play in your desktop browser with no download needed, or use the mobile apps for iPhone and Android. Keep building your character each time you return.
Mafia rivalry
Complete Jobs, buy properties, equip your mob and fight rivals. Join a Syndicate to team up with other players.
Pirate adventure
Develop your pirate, battle other captains and join an Armada—a group of fellow players.
Norse fantasy
Strengthen your Viking, battle rivals and join a Guild to compete with other players.
Zombie apocalypse
Build your survivor and fight the undead in a zombie apocalypse.
Start with our Mob Wars: LCN beginner guide, Pirate Clan beginner guide or Viking Clan beginner guide. Each explains the activities and choices you will meet first.
Read about Mafia Wars, iMobsters, Vampire Wars and Original Gangstaz. These histories cover the original games; the options above start a new character in a different game.
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