MMBBG
Massively multiplayer browser-based game
Example
I miss when RuneScape was an MMBBG
I mean, you can still play it in your browser. You just have to use Internet Explorer
Ha! I'm never installing IE again
Related Slang
| MMO | Massively multiplayer online |
| MMOG | Massively multiplayer online game |
| MMORPG | Massively multiplayer online role-playing game |
| MUD | Multi-user dungeon |
| RPG | Role-playing game |
| RTS | Real-time strategy |
| FPS | First-person shooter |
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Gamers use MMBBG as shorthand for "massively multiplayer browser-based game." These types of massively multiplayer online games (MMOGs) are played directly in a user's web browser, rather than via a separate game launcher and window.
While some MMOGs remain available to play in-browser, most have migrated to their own dedicated apps. For example, RuneScape, one of the most popular MMBBGs, now recommends that players play via the game's client, rather than in-browser.