Games

304 hand-picked web games, playable right here — no downloads, no accounts, no ads. Most work on a phone; the ones marked Desktop want a keyboard and mouse. Everything older than the touchscreen lives in the Flash archive.

Today’s pick · 2026-10-20

Shape Clear

Swap adjacent shapes to clear rows in four selectable modes: timed, moves-limited, holed boards, and easy.

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Hamster Heist Steer Tuffet the hamster through seven rooms of a cosy house, eat every sunflower seed, and stay out of reach of four house cats who each hunt in their own way. Grab a chilli and the tables turn.

Mole Grabber Pim the mole cranks a swinging grabber down into the crystal caves. Tap to drop it, reel in gold, crystals and mystery bags, and make the money goal before the timer runs out.

Moth Swarm A firefly guards a moonlit garden. Moths, wasps, beetles and great Veilmoths settle into a swaying swarm, then peel off in swooping dives. Your light fires by itself; you just have to be in the right place and alive.

Puffin Crossing Hop a little puffin up an endless harbour town: dodge fish vans and trams, ride driftwood rafts and diving seals, and keep ahead of the rising spring tide.

Snip the Honey A honeycomb dangles on threads of silk above a sleepy owl. Swipe to snip the silk at just the right moment so it swings, floats and tumbles past the stars and into the owl's beak.

Solitaire Trio Three games of patience on one table: Klondike, two-deck Spider and Harbour with its four spare cells. Tap a card to send it home, drag runs where you like, and undo as often as you want.

Wireman 2 Tap to fire a wire, swing across, count the metres. My 2007 Wireman, rebuilt for phones.

0h h1 Fill the grid with red and blue: no three in a row, equal counts per line, no two lines alike.

0h n0 0h h1's companion: every blue number counts exactly the blue dots it can see.

13 Steps to EscapeDesktop Push crates, roll boulders, flip switches and reach the flag in 13 moves or fewer.

13th FloorDesktop A party on the 13th floor, thirteen locked rooms, and something walking the corridor with a light. Stay out of its sight.

20461 DioretsaDesktop Thrust, turn, shoot, and rewind time in this local-multiplayer take on Asteroids, built for js13k 2019.

2048 Slide tiles to combine matching numbers and reach the 2048 tile.

Adventures With Anxiety! A tap-to-read, tap-to-choose visual novel where you play as someone's anxiety — with real psychology research folded into the jokes.

All Things Devours 4:17 am. You have a bomb, a key card, and a time machine you are about to test on yourself.

asdfDesktop Repeat the growing sequence of colours using the A, S, D, and F keys - a Keyboard-Only-Game by its own admission.

A Astroblast by Frank Force

Batting Practice A baseball batting minigame with real Box2D bat-and-ball physics and genuine home run/foul outcomes - confirmed genuinely working with a single tap/click/Space swing on desktop and phone. Shipped under a renamed title for trademark reasons.

Beneath a Steel SkyDesktop Revolution Software's celebrated 1994 freeware adventure, with hand-painted art by Watchmen co-creator Dave Gibbons, running via a real self-hosted ScummVM engine compiled to WebAssembly - confirmed genuinely working with real mouse-driven movement and contextual dialogue.

Birodalmak (Empires) A 3D hex-map 4X you can actually drive with two fingers: pan, pinch to zoom, twist to rotate.

Black Hole Square Eighteen tiny grid puzzles built for a 13-kilobyte competition: tap a piece to delete it or push it, swipe to move between levels.

Blastman Place bombs to blast blocks and enemies, clear a path, and reach the exit door - confirmed genuinely working on both desktop and phone, with a real on-screen analog stick and fire button verified via direct game-state inspection.

Block Cascade A falling-block puzzle with real piece physics, a ghost-drop preview, and genuine VS AI / AI vs AI modes - confirmed genuinely working with a full movement/rotation/drop control scheme on desktop and phone. Shipped under a distinct renamed title for trademark reasons.

Bobble Pop A Bust-a-Move-style bubble shooter with real match-3+ popping and disconnected-cluster drop physics - confirmed genuinely working with point-and-click aiming on desktop and drag-to-aim/release-to-fire touch controls on phone.

Boomer Catch the Mad Bomber's bombs. The bucket follows your finger exactly.

BounceBackDesktop Throw and recall a boomerang to fight your way through a colourful top-down overworld, JS13K-style.

Box Stacker Place blocks to build a bridge, ramp, or structure so a car can reach a goal flag, then run a real physics simulation - confirmed genuinely working via real block placement and simulation on both desktop and phone, backed by a 192-level catalogue.

Boxed In Wall off empty sections of the board to trap bouncing balls before an unfinished wall gets struck — a from-scratch rebuild of a classic 90s area-denial puzzle, with dedicated touch controls.

Brewing Disaster You and a rival wizard share one cauldron. Every card you play pushes its putridity up or down, and whoever forces it to 13 or 0 first loses — all played with a single tap on a card.

Brickout A Breakout/Arkanoid clone with 5 levels that loop with rising speed and visible powerup bricks - confirmed genuinely working with real mouse-tracked and touch-dragged paddle control on desktop and phone.

Bug&Bee A bright little side-scrolling shoot-'em-up through the microcosmos, with bosses, powerups and a charge-up mega shot.

Bytle Guess the hidden 8-bit binary number, entered in decimal, in six tries.

Canvasnake A snake-vs-snake clone with a genuine neuroevolution-trained AI opponent, local 2-3 player modes, and a touch d-pad confirmed working in all four directions.

Capture Go Simplified Go on a 9x9 board - capture any opposing stone group first to win.

Caro Board (Gomoku) Get five in a row before your opponent - play a friend locally or a responsive CPU.

Cat Survivors A Vampire Survivors-style bullet heaven squeezed into 13 kilobytes: drag your cat around a flower field for ten minutes while auto-firing weapons and level-up cards do the rest.

Catculus Drag across adjacent tiles that add up to the target. Black cats keep sitting on the numbers you needed.

Centibug A Centipede clone with real segment-splitting, multi-hit mushrooms, and a roaming spider - confirmed genuinely working with real mouse-follow control on desktop and real touch-drag control on phone.

CheaterMind A Mastermind variant where the computer never actually commits to a secret code until it has to — an adversarial twist confirmed working cleanly through a tap-native color-picker UI.

Checkers Classic Checkers/Draughts with a clear select-then-move control scheme, a real AI opponent, and local two-player mode.

Chess A clean, fully-featured chess implementation from the LittleJS engine's own author — AI opponent, local pass-and-play, and tap-to-move touch controls confirmed working end to end.

Chitinous Crooks A seven-day roguelike jam entry about lobsterfolk, a stolen jewel, and a randomised deck of one-shot blessings instead of the usual inventory — built with a genuinely well-designed touch control scheme.

Chrono RobotDesktop Move a small time-travelling robot through 20 puzzle-platformer levels, retrieving a Chrono Crystal for a time machine - confirmed genuinely working via real held-key movement and a real mid-air jump.

Civis Build cities, research technology, and manage diplomacy on a hex grid against up to three AI opponents, in this open-source Civilization-style 4X.

Coming Out Simulator 2014 A semi-autobiographical dialogue game about coming out to your parents, where dozens of small remembered choices quietly reshape a genuinely different final act.

Complements A bubble shooter with a twist: gems clear when they touch their complementary color, not an identical one, and holding a shot grows the gem before you fire.

Couch 2048 2048 reimagined as a soft-body physics puzzle. Drag cushions together to merge them.

Counterfeit Monkey Remove one letter and a pear becomes a pea. You are two spies sharing one body, on the run with a letter-remover.