Free games, made for fun.

Solve familiar five-letter word puzzles and carry one green letter into your next round.

Inspired by Wordle, created by Josh Wardle.

Build crossing words from a seven-letter rack and reach the target score within ten turns.

Inspired by Scrabble, created by Alfred Mosher Butts.

Trade turns with a computer opponent on a compact word board, with no account or connection required.

Inspired by Words With Friends, created by Paul and David Bettner at Newtoy.

Complete quick five-by-five crosswords, then read the circled letters to uncover a final answer.

Inspired by the modern crossword puzzle, introduced by Arthur Wynne.

Return the ball with your paddle, clear changing brick formations, and catch useful power-ups.

Inspired by Atari's Breakout, designed by Nolan Bushnell and Steve Bristow.

Fire coloured bubbles into the cluster and trigger satisfying cascades before your shots run out.

Inspired by Bubble Shooter, created by Absolutist.

Pull back, choose a trajectory, and topple every target using a limited supply of seed orbs.

Inspired by Angry Birds, created by Rovio.

Fly through enemy waves, collect upgrades, and defeat the boss in a fast browser arcade mission.

Inspired by Raptor: Call of the Shadows, created by Scott Host.

Combine matching tiles through familiar sliding moves and complete a sequence of focused number goals.

Inspired by 2048, created by Gabriele Cirulli.

Solve Sudoku boards ranging from quick four-by-four grids to full nine-by-nine challenges.

Inspired by modern Sudoku, first created as Number Place by Howard Garns.

Combine ones with twos, merge equal multiples of three, and complete a series of compact goals.

Inspired by Threes!, created by Asher Vollmer, Greg Wohlwend, and Jimmy Hinson.

Use classic numbered clues to uncover a safe path from the entrance to the stranded explorer.

Inspired by Microsoft Minesweeper, created by Curt Johnson and Robert Donner.