Riposte: Frontline
A browser shooter you can play without downloading: solo against bots or team up with friends to reach 75 kills, plus a drivable mech.
Riposte: Frontline is a browser shooter in the style of classic Call of Duty: pick a class, team up, and be first to 75 kills, or practise solo against bots — it runs in the browser, no download needed. There is plenty in it: four ready-made classes — assault, clearer, sniper and breacher — plus custom classes; weapons, attachments, camos, throwables and killstreak rewards you can configure; nine maps, from a sunny village to a research station under a volcano; killstreaks from drones, airstrikes and helicopters up to a mech at 13 kills that you climb into and drive yourself. Solo play needs no account — just play against bots; playing online with friends needs a free account, just a username and password, no email; the game says it is for players aged 15 and up; expect roughly a 20 MB load at the start, and on a phone it is best played sideways in fullscreen. Two things to know: first, the maps, weapons and soldiers are all made by the author in code, not taken from Call of Duty files; second, before 10 October 2026 it went by another name, then changed to its current one — do not confuse it with another game of the same name that is a port.
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