Build, explore, race and fly in a shared brick world
Brickbrag is a free multiplayer sandbox game set in a shared online town made of bricks. Players can explore a living world with a race track, airfield, robot-driven bus lines, and wild landscapes — then build houses or claim their own lots of land, block by block. It runs directly in the browser on phone or computer, with no downloads and no sign-up.
A whole town made of bricks, shared live with everyone online — with other real players to chat with, race, and send gifts of coins and bricks to.
Hundreds of bricks in every color that snap together stud by stud — build a house, a tower, or anything else, with controls for turning bricks, picking colors, and taking bricks back.
The in-game Land Office sells lots you can put your name on; only you can build there and what you build stays yours — nobody can knock it down.
A race track with a gantry and live board showing today's fastest laps and everyone's names — beat the time to take the top spot until someone beats you.
An airfield with hangars full of small flying machines anyone can steer — roll down the runway, take off, and see the whole world from above, day or night.
Four bus lines driven by robots take you out of the city to the volcano, snow mountains, beach lagoon, canyon, winter forest, and flower fields.
The middle of town centers on a giant rainbow letter B with signposts to every corner of the world, a lookout tower, a café, a glass tower Hall of Fame, a brick store, and a car dealer.
Runs in the browser with nothing to download and no sign-up, with both keyboard/mouse controls and touch controls for phones.
Open the site and press 'Play now' — no download, no sign-up. The game runs in your browser on a phone or computer.
Walk with W A S D and mouse look (or left thumb and swipe on touch), jump with a double-jump, press E to get into a buggy or plane, or hop on one of four robot-driven bus lines to the wild areas.
Click to place bricks and right-click to remove them (or use the hammer tool on touch), turn bricks with R, pick colors with C, and build anywhere in public — or buy a lot from the Land Office that only you can build on.
Race on the track with a live leaderboard of fastest laps, chat with T, check who's online with Tab, send gifts of coins and bricks, and buy bricks at the Brick Store or a car at the car dealer.
Free to play. The site repeatedly advertises 'Play now – free' with nothing to download and no sign-up; it runs in your browser on phone or computer.
Yes — the site advertises 'Play now – free' multiple times, with nothing to download and no sign-up required.
No. Brickbrag runs in your browser, and the site states there is nothing to download.
The game runs in the browser on both phones and computers, with dedicated touch controls for phones (thumb to walk, swipe to look, hammer to build) and keyboard/mouse controls for desktop (WASD, mouse look, click to place bricks).
The site says 'No sign-up' — you can play without creating an account.
You can build brick by brick anywhere in public, or buy a lot from the Land Office. On your own lot, only you build there, and it stays yours — nobody can knock it down.
You can race on a track with a live leaderboard of fastest laps, fly small trikes from the airfield hangars, take robot-driven bus lines to the volcano, snow mountains, beach, canyon, winter forest and flower fields, buy bricks at the Brick Store and cars at the car dealer, and chat with or send gifts to other players.
Yes — the world is 'shared live with everyone online.' Every player you meet is real (except the robot bus driver), and you can chat, race friends, and send gifts of coins and bricks.
Real-time world war on a live 3D globe in your browser
Checkmate the computer in as few moves as possible
