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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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Puzzle Chess Find the best move in real chess positions drawn from a bundled 24,595-puzzle offline database with a working skill rating - confirmed genuinely working via real engine-validated moves, including a found checkmate, on both desktop and phone.

Radius RaidDesktop Move with WASD/arrows, aim and fire with the mouse, and rack up a high score in this polished js13k arena shooter.

Rakushki A student-made match-3 (Shariki) plus an original chain-reaction bomb variant (Bombi) - confirmed genuinely working via a real score-increasing swap-match-cascade on both desktop and phone.

RatatimeDesktop Move and jump through a stylised pixel-art city where jumping visibly warps the world's time and scale - confirmed genuinely working via real held-key movement and jump testing.

Reversi Classic Reversi/Othello with a clean tap-to-place control scheme, a real AI opponent, and local two-player mode.

Road Blocks Drag road tiles from a queue to connect one edge of the grid to the other, then unlock a free-build sandbox town.

Robo Dance A rhythm-meets-tactics puzzle: plan your little robot's moves beat by beat, then hit Execute and watch everything on the board dance at once.

Robo Rescue Move with one stick, aim and auto-fire with the other, and rescue civilians from waves of red robots.

Roomba Quest A short, deadpan-funny Bitsy game where you play a robot vacuum wandering an office, narrating the dust and debris it finds — confirmed working by swipe on phone and by keyboard on desktop.

Save The Forest A Flappy-Bird-style jumper with wind-affected physics, staying ahead of a rising fire.

SfinxDesktop A colourful 1997 Polish comedy adventure, spiritual successor to Soltys, freely distributed by its developer - confirmed genuinely working via a self-hosted ScummVM engine, with two separate live, accurate contextual object labels.

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

SHUTTLEDECK An infinite-runner crossed with a deck-builder — tap a card to swerve your ship between three lanes, shoot, or shield as you haul cargo between planets.

Skyhop An auto-bouncing doodle climbs an endless tower of platforms — steer left or right with a real analog stick and see how high you can go before you fall.

Sleeping BeautyDesktop A tight, charming ASCII roguelike built in a week for the 7-Day Roguelike Challenge — climb a tower to rescue a sleeping princess in one focused, coffeebreak-length sitting.

SlotJS A circular emoji slot machine where your reflexes, not an RNG, decide the payout — tap to spin, tap again to stop each reel.

Smolpxl Rightwaves Fight off waves of enemy ships over a scrolling city backdrop - confirmed genuinely working via a real scored kill on desktop and a verified fired shot on phone, the most substantial game in the Smolpxl engine family.

Smolpxl Tron Turn to avoid crashing your light-cycle trail while a real bot opponent does the same - confirmed genuinely working via real directional turns forming clean L-shaped corners on both desktop and phone.

Snake A clean, well-built Snake with a VERSUS mode. Eat the apples, grab the gold, avoid the walls.

Soccer SlasherDesktop Kick a ball to slash enemies while dodging them yourself, in this Ludum Dare 41 top-down action game.

Social Democracy: An Alternate History Lead the Social Democratic Party of Germany in 1928 and try to stop the Nazi seizure of power, in a meticulously researched card-driven political strategy game.

Sokoban Push every crate onto its target. No pulling, full undo, seven hand-built levels.

SoltysDesktop A charming 1995 Polish farmyard comedy adventure, originally built as a tech demo for its own engine and freely distributed by its developer - confirmed unambiguously working via a self-hosted ScummVM engine, with real movement and a genuine character-voiced dialogue response.

Soyuz 404 A pocket-sized, wordless-but-witty space adventure where you explore a stricken spacecraft by pressing and holding, told entirely in flat vector silhouettes.

Space CompanyDesktop Mine metal and gems by hand, then automate your way off Earth, across the solar system and out to the stars.

Space HuggersDesktop Fight through procedurally generated levels with a real weapon-aim system, packed into a 13KB game-jam entry.

Space Wizard Toast Spinning Cast magic on a falling slice of toast so it lands butter-side up, dead center — a genuinely original js13k physics-flick game with a swipe-to-cast mechanic confirmed working on touch.

SPACECRAFT A three-lane endless runner across the Solar System. Swipe to jump, shrink, move and boost.

Speedway A Pole-Position-style pseudo-3D racer - accelerate and steer down a scrolling road against the clock.

Spy Driver Outrun and outgun pursuing hostiles with oil slicks and a smoke screen in this top-down chase-driving shooter.

Star Intruders A fixed-shooter with a marching enemy formation, destructible shields, and enemy return fire - confirmed genuinely working with real keyboard/mouse control on desktop and a real D-pad-plus-fire-button touch layout on phone. Shipped under a renamed title for trademark reasons.

Stolen Sword A 13-kilobyte slingshot swordfighter: pull back on the screen and release to launch your character into whatever is in the way.

Sudoku A clean, modern Sudoku with notes, hints and auto-solve — tap an empty cell, tap a number, done.

Swimming with Sharks A short, funny murder-mystery point-and-click adventure on a boat, judged 10th of the entire js13k 2022 field for gameplay — tap a suspect or object to investigate, confirmed working directly.

Tank Combat Drive and turn with a d-pad, fire with a single button, and take down the AI tank in a compact arena duel.

T TetrisweeperDesktop by Kertis Jones

Texas Holdem Heads-up Texas Hold'em against a bot - deal, bet, and advance through the flop, turn, and river with plain buttons.

The Archivist and the Revolution A critically acclaimed piece of interactive fiction about a chronically ill former surveillance worker in a dying, sealed city. Contains mature content warnings the game itself lets you opt into.

The Evolution of Trust A 30-minute interactive argument about why trust between people breaks down and how it can be rebuilt, taught entirely by playing rounds of the prisoner's dilemma yourself.

The Last Pawn A minimalist turn-based survival game — you're the last black pawn, the white army closes in from every side each turn, and every move is a confirmed swipe.

The Sunshine Policy The fields are dying, the rain mill has stopped, and the minister has excellent weather. Something doesn't add up.

Theory of Magic A dense idle-RPG about running a wizard's lair, kept alive by fans after its creator moved on.

Tile Collector Drag from a cell to both place a tile and pick its colour by direction, in this Ludum Dare 58 tile-placement puzzle with tutorial levels, daily challenges, and a sandbox mode.

Time to Panic!Desktop A hacker is draining your bank account, and when the balance hits zero the bank stops reviving you. Run.

Tiny Yurts A 13-kilobyte Mini Motorways reskin: drag footpaths between yurts and farms before a neglected farm's demand boils over and ends the run.

Traffic Manage traffic lights across six isometric cities before drivers get too angry — a js13kGames 2013 entry that placed 2nd in the Mobile category.

Tunnel A tiny, wittily-written endless avoider built in Rust and WebAssembly — hold to rise through a jagged, wobbling tunnel, release to fall, confirmed to work cleanly on both touch and desktop with none of the display bugs we've flagged in this author's other small games.

Under a Star Called Sun A striking, atmospheric Bitsy narrative piece about grief and light, featured by LIMINAL magazine's GLITCH series — confirmed to control correctly by touch and keyboard alike.