N-gon Unblocked

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N-gon Unblocked

Play N-gon online free — a fast physics rogue-lite shooter with over 100 weapons and stacking mods. Press play below and start a run instantly; no login, no install.

The game loads from our fixed, self-hosted copy of the author's GPL source. Click inside the frame first, then use the controls below. If it does not respond, refresh the page or open it in fullscreen.

How to play N-gon

N-gon drops you into a series of rooms and asks one thing: survive and get stronger. You move, aim, and shoot, and between fights you pick new guns and mods that change how your build plays. Here are the default controls.

ActionKeys / Mouse
Move left / rightA / D or Left / Right Arrow
JumpW or Up Arrow
CrouchS or Down Arrow
AimMove the mouse
Fire weaponLeft mouse button or F
Use field / grabRight mouse button or Space
Cycle gunsQ / E or Mouse wheel
PauseP

Tip: your right-click “field” is as important as your gun. You can catch and throw enemy bullets, pick up crates and blocks to use as shields, and fling physics objects at foes. Learning to fight with the environment is what turns a short run into a long one.

Need every input and remapping step? Read the complete N-gon controls guide.

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What is N-gon?

N-gon is a physics-based rogue-lite shooter built by Ross Landgreen and released as open source. Unlike most browser shooters, every block, crate, and enemy in a level is a real physics body. You can shove them, stack them, throw them, and turn the room itself into a weapon. That physics core is what gives N-gon its distinct feel — chaotic, reactive, and different every time.

The rogue-lite structure means each run is a fresh start. You begin with a basic gun and, as you clear rooms, you choose from a growing pool of over 100 weapons and mods. Mods stack and combine in unexpected ways: a bullet-bending field, drones that fight for you, guns that ricochet or split, time-slowing power-ups, and dozens more. A run where you lean into one strategy plays nothing like a run built around another, which is exactly why the game rewards experimenting.

Because it runs entirely in the browser with no download, N-gon is easy to jump into for a short run whenever browser games are permitted. That simple launch hides a genuinely deep game: easy to start, hard to master, and satisfying to get good at.

Tips for new players

N-gon unblocked: frequently asked questions

Is N-gon really free to play?

Yes. N-gon is a free, open-source game and this site lets you play it in the browser at no cost — no download, no account, and no payment. You can start playing the moment the page loads.

Why is it called N-gon unblocked?

"Unblocked" is the common search term for a browser version that runs without an install. It does not mean bypassing school, workplace, parental, or network restrictions — play only where you have permission.

Do I need to download or install anything?

No. N-gon runs entirely in the browser using HTML5, so there is nothing to download or install. It works on most desktop and laptop browsers — Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari.

How do I play N-gon?

Move with WASD or the arrow keys, aim with the mouse, and fire with the left mouse button. You explore rooms, defeat enemies, and collect new guns and power-ups (mods) that stack into wild combinations. See the controls section above for the full list.

What kind of game is N-gon?

N-gon is a physics-based rogue-lite shooter. Every object in a level is a real physics body you can push, throw, or use as cover, and each run gives you a different mix of over 100 weapons and mods, so no two playthroughs feel the same.

Can I play N-gon on a phone or tablet?

N-gon is designed for a keyboard and mouse, so it plays best on a desktop or laptop. It may load on a tablet, but touch controls are limited — a physical keyboard and mouse give the intended experience.

Does my progress save?

N-gon is built around short rogue-lite runs rather than a long save file. Each run starts fresh, which is the point of the genre — you get better at the game and unlock knowledge, not a saved campaign.

Is this the full version of N-gon?

The frame loads a self-hosted GPL snapshot pinned to upstream commit 3452c30. The core keyboard-and-mouse game, weapons, mods, and levels are present; we removed an unlicensed remote controller loader and an optional performance overlay, and publish those changes with the source.

Who made N-gon?

N-gon was created by landgreen (Ross Landgreen), who builds and maintains it as an open-source project released under the GPL-3.0 license. The full source code is public on GitHub at github.com/landgreen/n-gon — if you enjoy the game, starring the repository is a nice way to support the creator.

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Credits & source

N-gon is the work of Ross Landgreen, released under an open-source license. This page embeds a self-hosted snapshot pinned to upstream commit 3452c30, with our changes and corresponding source published in the runtime notices. If you enjoy the game, please support the creator and star the original repository: github.com/landgreen/n-gon.

N-gon Unblocked is an independent fan-run page and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the game's author. The name “N-gon” refers to this open-source browser game and is unrelated to any similarly named commercial product.