Games
Quick games for a spare few minutes. No download, no account.
Fifteen games that load straight into the page. Some are classic formats anyone can pick up, like snake, tic-tac-toe, four in a row, and memory match. Others are original games in familiar genres: Desert Dash is an endless runner, Gap Glider is a one-button flyer, and Purrball is a one-paddle juggling game. Every game has touch controls as well as keyboard controls, and each page explains the rules, the scoring, and a few tactics.
Snake
The classic, in retro phone style.
Memory Match
Flip cards, find the pairs.
Tic-Tac-Toe
Noughts and crosses vs the computer.
Reaction Time Test
Your reflexes, in milliseconds.
2048
Slide and merge tiles to 2048.
Falling Blocks
Stack pieces, clear lines.
Pixel Invaders
A retro fixed shooter.
2D Pool
Clear the table in as few shots as you can.
Frog Crossing
Dodge traffic, ride logs, reach the pads.
Brick Breaker
Bounce the ball, clear the wall.
Four in a Row
Drop discs, connect four, beat the computer.
Whack-a-Mole
30 seconds of quick taps.
Desert Dash
Jump and duck in an endless run.
Gap Glider
Tap to fly through the gaps.
Purrball
Keep the ball off the ground.
Puzzle and strategy
2048 and Falling Blocks reward planning a few moves ahead. Four in a Row and Tic-Tac-Toe put you against a computer opponent that plays to win and blocks your threats. Memory Match and 2D Pool are scored on how few moves or shots you need.
Arcade and reflex
Snake, Brick Breaker, Pixel Invaders, and Frog Crossing are arcade formats that speed up as you progress. Desert Dash, Gap Glider, and Purrball are endless score-chasers. Reaction Time and Whack-a-Mole are short tests of speed.
Best scores
Each game saves your best score in this browser's local storage. Nothing is uploaded, so there's no account to make, but the score stays on the device you played on, and clearing your browser data resets it.