Rainbow Friends Games

Waves of colorful monsters, a health bar and a door that opens only when you have found everything.

Rainbow Friends Survival FPS

Space Survival Rainbow Friends Monster

Rainbow Friends Survival Puzzle

Rainbow Friends Survival

Fan games about the colorful monsters

The games here are third-party titles from licensed providers, fan-made or inspired by the popular monster-chase game rather than official releases, and none of them is affiliated with or endorsed by its creators. The original is a hide-and-survive horror game in which players creep around a dark facility while a cast of tall, brightly colored creatures hunts them, and the fan games borrow the creatures rather than the story. Most of the shelf is survival in one form or another: first-person shooters where the monsters come at you in waves, top-down rooms you dart across to avoid a chaser, and hide-and-seek rounds where the whole point is not being found. The rest is lighter, with merge battles, a size-changing runner, coloring books and hidden-star pictures.

Because the source is a horror game, the shelf overlaps the horror games and survival games hubs, and because the source lives on a building-blocks platform it overlaps Roblox games as well. The monster games hub has the same creature-chase setup with other casts.

Categories:Horror

Surviving, shooting and hiding

The survival shooters are standard browser first-person fare: WASD to move, the mouse to aim, a scroll wheel to change weapons and a reload key, with the monsters walking straight at you and a health bar that tells you when to back up. They are more silly than scary once you notice how slowly the creatures move. The top-down survival puzzles are tenser, with one chaser, a small room and a door that only opens once you have collected what the level asks for, and they play with arrow keys or a thumb on a virtual stick. Hide-and-seek rounds flip the roles: you pick a hiding place, the seeker sweeps the map, and a timer decides whether you have won.

For the shooting half without the rainbow cast, first-person shooter games and shooting games are the full shelves; the hunted-in-a-house feeling with a less cartoonish threat is what Granny games and Poppy Playtime games offer.

Categories:Shooting

The gentle half, and who it suits

Not everything here wants to catch you. The merge games line the creatures up on a board, let you drag two of a kind together to make a stronger one and then send the result into an automatic battle, the same loop as any merge fighter with a rainbow roster. The coloring books and hidden-star pictures are plain children's activities with the characters as the subject. The runner asks you to slide a finger to grow or shrink a monster so it fits through gaps, and a rhythm mod turns a showdown into a tap-the-arrows song. These are the titles to pick for a young player who likes the characters but not the jump scares, and they run comfortably on a phone.

The merge games hub holds the merge fighters with other casts, coloring games the coloring books and hidden object games the find-the-stars pictures. Players who came for the meme side of things will also find the Skibidi games and Noob games crossovers next door.

Categories:Coloring