Games tagged “physics”

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.

Show: All 304 · Plays on a phone (273) · Needs a keyboard (31)

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Hedgehog Pop Drag back, let fly, pop the lot. A hedgehog throws his quills at 30 handcrafted skies full of balloons.

Tea Tray Penguin Draw a chalk slope, press play, and watch Pip the penguin ride it on a tea tray. Get him to the flag, grab the stars, and try not to wipe out.

Weevil Siege Weevils have raided the winter larder and built forts of twigs, pebbles and jam-jar glass. Pull back the slingshot and bring them down.

Sand Jar A pocket terrarium under glass. Pour sand, water and heat, wake a buried seed, and coax its vine up to every glowing bud. Ten hand-built boards, then an open sandbox.

Cliff Cannons Two cliffside salvage crews lob charges across a crumbling cove. Read the wind, pick the right tool, and reshape the terrain until only one rig is left standing.

Clockwork Golf Pocket mini-golf through wound-down clockwork ruins. Drag back, read the lie, and bank your ball past turning gears and sliding gates. Nine hand-built holes, par 28.

Soft Landing Pilot a fragile survey craft down onto a landing pad across a chain of tiny worlds. Fight inertia, spin, gusting wind and a thin fuel tank, and set it down slow, level and both feet on the pad.

Wobble Walk Wind up a brass clockwork courier and walk it to the finish flag by working its two legs one joint at a time. Tap STEP L and STEP R in a steady rhythm to march, REACH to pull a knee up over bumps and steps. It wobbles, it topples, it is gloriously hard — but Practice gives endless winds and a steady balance so you can actually learn the stride.

Poke the Wisp Mote is a glowing wisp that lives in a little glass well, and it loves to be played with. Flick it, fan it, draw ramps for it to roll down and drop balls, bubbles and balloons for it to bonk. Fill its Glee meter however you like — there is no way to hurt it and nothing to lose, just a soft room of toys and happy accidents.

Rockfall Miner Tunnel through eight compact caves, gather the glowing lodeshards to unseal the exit, and get out before the clock runs down. Boulders fall the instant you dig out their support, grubs pace the carved lanes, and a creeping bloom tries to wall you in — read the physics or get buried.

Cradlestone A carved idol is held aloft by a tower of runed stones. Dissolve them in the right order and the idol settles gently onto its cradle; pull the wrong one and it topples, drops too hard and shatters, or slides off into the dark.

Ski Sketch Draw the snow under a skier who never stops. Hold to lay a flowing trail, release to launch off the lip, and link jumps, gates and clean landings into one long score line before your ink runs dry.

Lantern Pool Pot a rack of glowing river stones across a lantern-lit barge table. Line up angle, power and spin against fair tiered rivals, or take on the trick-shot trials.

Drip Drop Aim a brass watering spout, let a single dewdrop fall through a night greenhouse of glass buds, and open every orange bloom before your ten drops run out. Five gardeners, 34 boards, 16 challenges.

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.

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

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.

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

Crayon Contraptions Draw the missing piece of a crayon Rube Goldberg machine, press GO, and watch the whole chain go off.

Lander A physics-based lunar lander with a numbered daily challenge and a self-verifying control checklist — every touch claim it makes, including real simultaneous multi-touch, was tested and confirmed working.

Mauja A rolling-snowball physics game with a beautiful day-night cycle. Tap to place trampolines.

Moon Lander A crisp, neon-lit take on the classic rotate-and-thrust lander genre, with a real on-screen dual-stick that we confirmed lands (and crashes) the ship correctly by touch alone.

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Pegball A polished Peggle-style peg-clearing shooter -- aim your cannon, launch the ball, and chase escalating combo multipliers to knock out every orange peg. Confirmed a real physics-driven bounce chain on both touch and mouse.

Push Back Drag across the water to create real fluid currents and steer stranded boats home — a js13k 2019 Mobile category winner built on a genuine physics simulation.

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.

Wireman Tap to fire a wire, swing across, count the metres. The original 2007 Flash game, emulated.