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About Lark
Lark is a free fantasy role-playing game that runs entirely in your web browser — no download, no installer, and no account to create. Open the page and you are playing.
Inspired by the classic point-and-click adventure RPGs, Lark drops you into a large open world to explore at your own pace. You start in a cottage of your own on the edge of the capital city, step outside to meet a guide, and from there the realm is yours: rolling heartlands, snowy peaks, deserts, swamps, jungles, and a dangerous frontier where the toughest creatures roam.
What you can do
- Train a dozen skills — chop wood, mine ore, fish, cook, light fires, smith armour and weapons, craft, fletch, bind runes, brew potions, and pray.
- Fight and grow stronger — your weapon shapes how you train: one-handed favours Attack, two-handed favours Strength, and your Defence rises as you take hits.
- Explore and discover — caves, dungeons, ruins, standing stones, and hand-built landmark dungeons, each with their own loot and dangers.
- Take on quests — a guided main questline threads you through the world's hubs, with dozens of side quests and bounties along the way.
- Hunt rare enemies and bosses — from shimmering rare variants to named dungeon bosses and hand-authored world bosses with unique loot.
- Make a home — claim your bed as a respawn point, store your gear in your own chest, and cook at your hearth.
How to play
- Move & interact: left-click. Click an enemy to fight, a tree or rock to gather, a building to enter.
- Quests: talk to the NPCs marked with an exclamation point.
- Survive: eat food to heal during a fight; your progress saves automatically in your browser.
- Travel: click the minimap (top-right) to journey between discovered towns.
Saves & privacy
Your character autosaves in your own browser — no account is needed to play. If you want your progress backed up and playable from any device, you can optionally sign in with Google (we store your save and your email, nothing else) or export a recovery code from the in-game Settings. See our privacy policy for details on accounts, ads, and cookies.
Learn how to play
The player guide covers the game properly: your first hour, all seventeen skills and how to train them, how combat and prayers actually work, questing and Quest Points, the bestiary, equipment tiers and loot, and the realm of Embermere itself.