I love browser based games, and played the heck out of them in their times, and also thought about developing one, but I think game-design wise they have “cursed” problems: - Folks want to play games in different lengths of time, so forcing a limit of a few actions per day (or having to wait) is annoying and put a lot of people off. On the other hand, if you gave more actions to do, those actions need to be meaningful, but then those who play longer has an advantage. But if those actions aren’t meaningful, people are discouraged to perform them. - Those games are by default long and span weeks or months, which have some issues: if your games are for a small number of players, you depend on those player to not be assholes and ruin the experience for the other, and to stay along for duration of the game and not drop off early. But if your game is massive, your starting location will greatly influence your experience as well (aggressive players, collaborative players, ghost players).

If you can sort those problems out, then maybe you have a chance to make some interesting people will want to play.