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123 tiny browser games in seven categories — brain tests, arcade, cards, puzzles, board, word and geography. Each one loads instantly and plays with one finger. Nothing to download, no account.
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The ten most recently added games, newest last.
Kakuro
A crossword where every clue is a total. Fill each run with 1 to 9, never repeating a digit inside it.
Bridges
Join the islands so every number is matched. No crossings, and nothing left stranded.
Codeword
A crossword with no clues. Every letter is a number, three are given, the rest is deduction.
Cryptogram
Every letter of a proverb has been swapped for another. Crack three against the clock.
Yukon Solitaire
Klondike with no deck to draw from. Any card moves, and its whole pile comes along.
Cribbage
Throw two to your crib, peg to thirty-one, then count the show. One deal at a time.
Nine Men's Morris
Place nine, form a mill, take one of theirs. Down to three pieces and you can fly.
Speed
No turns at all. Both of you play at once, one rank up or down, until someone runs out.
Curling
Slide eight stones down the ice. A light one curls; a hard one takes theirs out.
Volleyball
Move, jump and keep it off your own floor. Hit it rising and it goes long.
🧠 Brain & reflex tests See all 20 →
Quick tests that measure one thing — reaction time, memory span, typing speed, aim, arithmetic — in under a minute, with a score you can compare against your own best.
Reflex Test
Wait for green… TAP! Measure your reaction time in milliseconds and beat your average over 5 rounds.
Typing Test
60 seconds, common words, live stats. Get your WPM and accuracy — then beat them.
Aim Trainer
30 seconds of targets. Hits, accuracy and speed — the warm-up FPS players swear by.
Sequence Memory
Watch the tiles light up, repeat the pattern, go one further. Your memory taps out eventually…
Number Memory
A number flashes, then vanishes. Type it back — every level adds a digit.
CPS Test
How many clicks per second can you do? Pick 5, 10 or 30 seconds and find your rank.
Chimp Test
Numbers appear on a grid, then vanish the instant you tap 1. Keep tapping in order from memory — one more number every board.
Visual Memory
Squares flash white, then vanish. Tap every one of them back — each level adds a square and the grid keeps growing.
Verbal Memory
One word at a time: seen it already, or is it new? Easy for ten words, brutal by fifty. Three lives.
Mental Math
Add, subtract, multiply, divide against the clock. Answers submit themselves — 60 and 120 second drills, scored separately.
Color Test
One tile is a slightly different shade. Tap it. The grid grows and the difference shrinks until you can't see it any more.
Emoji Memory
One emoji at a time — seen it already this run, or is it new? Pictures stick better than words, so scores run high.
Stroop Test
The word says BLUE, the ink is red. Answer the ink. Ninety years of psychology says you'll hesitate.
Memory Match
Sixteen cards, eight pairs, one clock. The classic pairs game, ranked on how fast you clear it.
Number Rush
Find 1 to 25 in order, as fast as you can. Stare at the middle — your eyes are slower than you think.
Times Tables
Sixty seconds of multiplication, starting easy. Every four right answers unlocks another table, up to the twelves.
N-Back Test
A square flashes every two seconds. Was it here N flashes ago? N keeps climbing and you get three lives.
Trail Making Test
Join 1 to 25, then alternate 1-A-2-B. Both parts of the classic pen-and-paper test, one combined time.
Mental Rotation Test
Two of the four block figures are the target turned. Two are its mirror image. Pick both, sixty seconds.
Digit Symbol Test
Nine symbols, nine digits, ninety seconds. The key stays on screen, so this is about lookup speed, not memory.
🕹️ Arcade & one-tap games See all 35 →
Fast, skill-based games where a run lasts under a minute and restarting is one tap — classics like Snake and Pong next to one-finger timing games.
Volleyball
Move, jump and keep it off your own floor. Hit it rising and it goes long.
Curling
Slide eight stones down the ice. A light one curls; a hard one takes theirs out.
Stack Rush
One tap: drop the sliding block on the tower. Miss the edge and it gets sliced. How high can you go?
Snake
The timeless classic. Eat, grow, speed up, and try not to become your own worst obstacle.
Flappy Dot
One tap to flap, endless pipes to dodge. Gaps shrink as you score — medals at 10, 25, 50 and 100.
Brick Breaker
Smash all 48 bricks with a bouncing ball — aim off the paddle's edge for sharp angles. Three lives, faster every level.
Whack a Mole
Thirty seconds, nine holes, moles that get faster every second. Hit the gold one, never the bomb.
Piano Tiles
Tap every falling tile, never the empty lane. One slip ends it — and it never stops speeding up.
Dino Run
Jump the cacti, duck the birds, and watch the desert speed up until it finally catches you.
Pong
1972's finest. One paddle, three lives, and an opponent that gets sharper every point you score.
Space Shooter
Slide to fly — the guns fire themselves. Wave after wave of aliens, coming down faster each time.
Bubble Shooter
Aim, fire, pop three. The real points are in the bubbles you cut loose from the ceiling.
Asteroids
The ship has no brakes. Break the big rocks into small ones, and try not to fly into the pieces.
Road Cross
Hop across the traffic one lane at a time. The gap you're aiming at has to still be there when you land.
Tower Jump
You bounce whether you like it or not. All you steer is left and right — and the edges wrap around.
Mini Golf
Nine holes, pull back to putt. Aim at the bounce, not the cup — and never hit it too hard.
Darts
Ten throws, two taps each: lock the across, lock the down. Treble 20 is greedy — 19 is wiser.
Pool
A full rack, six pockets, real collision physics. Aim at the ghost ball, not the ball — and count your shots.
Stick Bridge
Hold to grow a stick, let go and it falls across the gap. Reach the far platform and you walk over; misjudge it and you walk off the end.
Timber Chop
Chop the endless tree from the left or the right. Every swing buys a moment on a draining timer, and a branch on your side ends it.
Color Gate
Tap to fly up a shaft of spinning colour rings. A ring only opens where the arc matches the colour you are carrying.
Pin Spin
Fire pins into a spinning wheel without striking one already there. Every pin you land is the next pin's obstacle.
Rage Climb
Hold to charge a leap, let go and hope. Miss the ledge and you fall back down everything you climbed.
Hill Rider
Hold to dive, let go to soar. Pump the hills for speed and stay ahead of the storm behind you.
Rope Swing
Hook a ring, swing under it, and let go at the bottom. Miss the next one and the canyon takes you.
Wobble Stack
Drop blocks from a swinging crane. The tower leans, sways, and topples in slow motion when you get greedy.
Air Hockey
Drag your mallet, first to five. Every match you win makes the opponent quicker and sharper.
Bowling
Ten frames with real strike and spare scoring. One tap sets your line, one sets your hook, and 300 is perfect.
Penalty Shootout
Drag to place the shot, let go to strike. The keeper commits before you hit it — and it remembers your favourite corner.
Pinball
Two flippers, three balls, and a multiplier that climbs while the ball is alive and resets the moment it drains.
Car Parking
Ten bays and a clock. The car only turns while it is moving, which is why reversing in is easier than driving in.
Basketball
Drag back and let go. Sixty seconds of shooting, and the hoop starts sliding once you have scored five.
Cup Pong
Flick a ball down the table into a ten-cup rack. A bounce still counts, and it is the easier shot.
Archery
Ten arrows at a ten-ring target. Every arrow leaves at the same speed, so reading the gust is the whole game.
Baseball
Ten pitches, one tap each. Timing alone decides where the ball goes and how far it carries.
Fruit Slice
Swipe to cut the fruit and miss the bombs. Several in one stroke pays the square, so timing beats speed.
Fishing
Cast, strike when the float dips, then reel — but let go the moment the fish runs, or the line snaps.
🃏 Card & solitaire games See all 12 →
Klondike, Spider, FreeCell, TriPeaks, Golf and Pyramid solitaire, a Mahjong layout, and five card games against the computer — Hearts, Spades, Gin Rummy, Crazy Eights and Dominoes. Undo and auto-finish are there, and a long game saves itself if you close the tab.
Speed
No turns at all. Both of you play at once, one rank up or down, until someone runs out.
Cribbage
Throw two to your crib, peg to thirty-one, then count the show. One deal at a time.
Solitaire
Classic Klondike, built for one hand: tap a card and it moves itself. Undo, auto-finish, and your best time saved.
FreeCell
Every card face up from the start, so there's no luck left to blame. Four free cells and a clock.
Yukon Solitaire
Klondike with no deck to draw from. Any card moves, and its whole pile comes along.
Spider Solitaire
One suit, ten columns, eight runs to build. Make an empty column early or you'll wish you had.
Mahjong Solitaire
Match free tiles two at a time and dig the stack apart. Every board is dealt solvable.
TriPeaks Solitaire
The quick one. Run cards up and down the ranks in one long chain — eight in a row is worth four times eight singles.
Golf Solitaire
Seven columns, one card in the tray. Take anything a rank above or below it — and the cards you leave behind are your score.
Pyramid Solitaire
Twenty-eight cards, one rule: every pair you remove has to add up to thirteen. Kings go alone.
Hearts
Four hands against three computer players. Every heart costs one, the queen of spades costs thirteen.
Dominoes
Double-six dominoes against a computer that counts what you have failed to play. Score is rounds won in a row.
Crazy Eights
Match the suit or the rank against one computer opponent. Eights are wild. Score is rounds won in a row.
Spades
You and North against West and East. Bid your tricks, then take them. Spades are always trump.
Gin Rummy
Gin Rummy
🧩 Puzzle games See all 21 →
Logic and spatial puzzles, from a two-minute Lights Out to a fifteen-minute Sudoku. Every board is generated fresh, and the ones that could come out unsolvable are run through a solver first.
2048
The legendary merge puzzle. Slide the tiles, join the numbers, chase the magic 2048 tile.
Minesweeper
The desk-drawer classic: 9×9 grid, 10 hidden mines. Read the numbers, flag the bombs, clear the board — one wrong tap and boom.
Sudoku
Classic 9×9 logic puzzle with pencil notes and error checking. Three difficulties, every puzzle guaranteed one unique solution.
15 Puzzle
The classic sliding tile puzzle. Slide 15 numbered tiles back into order — fewest moves and fastest time both saved.
Block Puzzle
Three shapes at a time, eight by eight, no timer at all. It ends the moment nothing fits — and that's your fault, five moves ago.
Lights Out
Every tap flips five lights. Switch the whole grid off in as few moves as you can — there's a trick to it.
Tower of Hanoi
Five discs, three pegs, one rule. Perfect is 31 moves — and that number is provable.
Gem Match
Twenty-five moves, no clock. Line up three — then watch what falls in line up again, for double.
Sokoban
Push every crate onto a target. You can push but never pull — and that's what makes it hard.
Nonogram
The numbers around the grid tell you exactly which squares to fill. Every puzzle is solvable by pure logic.
Traffic Jam
Slide the other cars out of the way and drive the red one out. Ten levels, each tighter than the last.
Maze Escape
Swipe and you slide until something stops you. Find the way out before the clock gets embarrassing.
Peg Solitaire
Thirty-two pegs, one empty hole. Jump them away and try to finish with a single peg in the middle.
Ricochet
Aim once and fire every ball you own. Find the pocket where one gets stuck rattling and the row falls.
Fruit Merge
Drop fruit into the jar. Two of a kind fuse into the next size up, and the chains are where the points are.
Bridges
Join the islands so every number is matched. No crossings, and nothing left stranded.
Kakuro
A crossword where every clue is a total. Fill each run with 1 to 9, never repeating a digit inside it.
Killer Sudoku
Sudoku with no starting digits at all. Every clue is a dashed cage and the number it has to add up to.
Liquid Sort
Pour colours between tubes until every one is pure. Every level is checked solvable before you see it.
Pipes
Rotate every piece until the whole network joins the source and not one end is left open.
Mahjong Connect
Join two matching tiles with a path that turns twice at most. Flat grid, no stacking, and the rim is easier than the middle.
Flood It
Take the whole 14x14 board with one colour, from the top-left corner. The move budget tightens every level.
One Line
Cover every line of the shape exactly once without lifting. Euler worked out where to start in 1736.
♟️ Board games vs computer See all 11 →
Classic two-player board games against a computer that starts beatable and searches deeper every time you win — your score is the length of your winning streak.
Nine Men's Morris
Place nine, form a mill, take one of theirs. Down to three pieces and you can fly.
Four in a Row
Beat the computer and it thinks one move deeper next game. How long can the streak last?
Reversi
Flip your opponent's discs to your colour. Take the corners — and beware the squares beside them.
Checkers
Captures are compulsory — which is exactly how you set traps. Beat it and it thinks deeper next game.
Dots and Boxes
The opening doesn't matter — the endgame is everything. Whoever runs out of safe moves first loses.
Sea Battle
Five ships hidden in a hundred squares. Sink them all — the only score is how few shots it took.
Tic Tac Toe
It starts careless and ends perfect. A solved game, so the real question is how many wins you get first.
Mancala
Sow the stones, land in your store and go again. One of the oldest games there is.
Five in a Row
Line up five stones before the computer does. Beat it and it starts weighing your replies, not just its own moves.
Chess Puzzles
Every position has exactly one mate in one, generated fresh and verified. Three misses and the run is over.
Ultimate Tic Tac Toe
Nine boards in one, and the cell you play in decides where the computer must play next.
Chinese Checkers
Ten pegs each on the full star. Build a ladder of pegs and hop the whole board in one move.
🔤 Word games See all 8 →
From a once-a-day puzzle to a ninety-second letter wheel, all using ordinary English words.
Daily Word
Guess the secret 5-letter word in 6 tries. One puzzle a day — same word for everyone. Keep your streak alive!
Word Search
Find 10 hidden words in a fresh themed grid — every direction, even backwards. Race the clock and beat your best time.
Word Scramble
Sixty seconds of anagrams. Four letters to start — seven by the time you're good at it.
Hangman
Six wrong guesses, one word at a time. Solve it and the next word gets a letter longer.
Word Hunt
Drag through touching letters to find words in ninety seconds. A five-letter find is worth four threes.
Word Wheel
Nine letters, ninety seconds, and every word has to use the one in the middle. The nine-letter word is always in there somewhere.
Word Ladder
Change one letter at a time to climb from one four-letter word to another. Every rung has to be a real word.
Cryptogram
Every letter of a proverb has been swapped for another. Crack three against the clock.
Codeword
A crossword with no clues. Every letter is a number, three are given, the rest is deduction.
Word Fit
A crossword with no clues at all. Every word is given; working out where each one goes is the puzzle.
🌍 Geography quizzes See all 6 →
Flags, capitals, populations, continents and land area over the same 193 UN member states, plus one quiz on the 50 US state capitals.
Capital Quiz
Name the capital city, four choices, sixty seconds. Score a point and the pool widens toward countries nobody knows.
Higher or Lower
Does the next country have more people or fewer? One tap, one wrong call, and the streak is over.
Odd One Out
Three countries share a continent and one doesn't. You're never told which continent — work it out.
Flag Quiz
All 193 country flags, four choices, sixty seconds. Learn the families — Nordic crosses, pan-Arab colours — and the score climbs.
Bigger Country
Which one covers more ground? Mercator has been lying to you — Algeria is bigger than Greenland.
State Capitals Quiz
Name the capital of each state in sixty seconds. The wrong answers all come from the same part of the country.