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About Us

Who runs Nexoora Hive, what we host, and why every game here is free with no account required.

Nexoora Hive is a browser games platform with a deliberately narrow ambition: get you into a game quickly, and stay out of the way once you are there.

That sounds obvious until you try it elsewhere. Somewhere between clicking a game and playing it, most sites insert an account wall, a download bar, a plugin prompt or a full-screen video you cannot skip. We took all of that out. Every title on this site is HTML5, loads in the page you are already on, and starts when you press play.

What we actually do

We run a catalogue of browser games sorted into honest categories, give each one a proper page with a full-size player, a description and a set of related titles, and then do the unglamorous maintenance that keeps a games library usable: checking that things still load, fixing categories that drifted, and retiring titles whose developers have taken them offline.

That maintenance is most of the work. A games catalogue is easy to build once and hard to keep good, and the difference between a site worth returning to and a dead one is almost entirely in the upkeep.

What we have decided not to do

No account wall

You never need to register to play anything here. An optional account exists so you can keep a list of games you liked across visits — that is genuinely all it does. It unlocks nothing.

No paid tier

There is no premium version of Nexoora Hive, no locked levels and no energy timer we sell you out of. Advertising pays for the hosting and the upkeep, which is what lets the whole catalogue stay open to everybody.

No interruptions in the middle of a game

Ads live in fixed places on the page, clearly labelled and physically separated from the play area. We do not use formats that cover the game or fire while you are mid-run.

Who this is for

People with a few spare minutes and a browser. Someone between classes. Someone who needs five minutes away from a spreadsheet. A parent handing over a tablet. Anyone on a machine that cannot run anything demanding. Browser games are the most accessible form of gaming there is, and that accessibility is the entire point of the site.

Working with us

Developers and publishers who would like a title considered for the catalogue are welcome to get in touch through the contact page, as are brands interested in advertising.

Found a broken game, a title in the wrong category, or anything else that is not behaving? The same form reaches us, and reports from players are how most problems here get discovered.