Chromeboxes sacrifice CPU and GPU power for cost, resulting in machines that are not gamer friendly compared to burly tower PCs. That being said, there are many options in the form of browser games and apps. These may not wow you with their graphics or physics simulations, but they can still be a load of fun. Peruse the Chrome Web Store or Google Play Store to find your favorite.There is another option as well: cloud gaming. Through services like Google Stadia and Nvidia GeForce NOW, you can remotely connect to a dedicated gaming rig and play with your home controls even if your Chromebox isn’t powerful enough to do it locally. This is because you’re not actually playing the game on your machine. You’re sending your inputs to another machine and having the audio/video streamed back to you. There may be some input lag when gaming this way, but it opens up a whole new world of possibilities for Chromebox and Chromebook users.