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Platform games revolve around moving across levels by running, jumping and climbing, often while collecting items and avoiding hazards. The format is one of the oldest in gaming and still works because it is easy to understand and satisfying to master. This page lists a large collection of browser platformers, including Cano Bunny 2, Panda Journey and Brick Surfer.
Most platformers here are 2d and one-player. Look at the extra tags to see what sets a game apart: collecting means you gather coins or gems, pixel signals a retro look, and jumping points to games where precise jumps are the challenge. Some are tough and need careful timing, while others are relaxed and give you plenty of lives, so it is worth trying a couple before settling.
If you are new to the format, try one with checkpoints and generous lives, since you will be learning the jump timing. Experienced players might prefer short, hard levels and score runs. Keyboards give you the best control for the quick direction changes platformers need, but touch controls are fine for simpler games. A session of fifteen minutes is enough to get through a handful of levels, and short sessions are a good way to build up your timing without frustration.
A game where you move a character across platforms and gaps by running and jumping, usually collecting items and avoiding hazards along the way.
Difficulty varies a lot. Some are forgiving with many lives; others demand exact timing. Try an early level to judge it.
Yes, many have on-screen buttons. Keyboard controls are more precise, so a computer is better for harder titles.