🕹️ Online games and brain teasers - tap and play
Free online games for kids and grown-ups: the classics everyone loves, next to original puzzles. No download, no sign-up and no ads inside the game. Every game opens full screen, with soft background music you can mute with 🎵.
Puzzles and action
Ball Sort
Move balls between tubes until every tube holds a single color
▶ Play · Ages 5+Flying Cubes
Take a 3D cube apart: tap a cube and it flies off in the direction of its arrow, if the way is clear
▶ Play · Ages 6+Escaping Arrows
Tap an arrow and it escapes off the board in its direction, but only if the way is clear. 300 levels
▶ Play · Ages 6+Double It to 2048
Slide the board, join matching numbers and double them, all the way to 2048!
▶ Play · Ages 7+Block Party
Drag shapes onto the board and fill rows and columns to clear them
▶ Play · Ages 6+Traffic Jam
Slide cars forward and back to free the ice cream truck from the jam
▶ Play · Ages 6+Falling Blocks
The classic falling blocks game: turn, arrange and make rows disappear
▶ Play · Ages 7+Find Buga
Buga, the yellow one with the parrot, hides in a busy picture. Who spots it first?
▶ Play · Ages 4+Whack-a-Mole
Whack the moles popping out of the holes, but not the bunny!
▶ Play · Ages 4+Sliding Puzzle
The classic 15 puzzle: slide the tiles until all the numbers are in order
▶ Play · Ages 6+Minesweeper
Use the numbers to work out where the mines hide, without stepping on one
▶ Play · Ages 8+Snake
The classic snake, champion edition: a 20-level journey, special powers and skins
▶ Play · Ages 5+Classic games
Tic-Tac-Toe
Three in a row: two players on one screen, or play an unbeatable computer
▶ Play · Ages 4+Four in a Row
Drop discs and line up four: two players on one screen, or play the computer
▶ Play · Ages 5+Battleship
The classic naval game against the computer: find and sink the whole fleet
▶ Play · Ages 6+Buga 24
Four numbers, four operations and one goal: make exactly 24
▶ Play · Ages 7+Sudoku
Fill in the numbers with no repeats in any row, column or box
▶ Play · Ages 6+Solitaire
Card games
Crazy Eights
Match the suit or the number, and an 8 changes everything
▶ Play · Ages 7+Hearts
Avoid the hearts and the queen of spades in a strategy game for four
▶ Play · Ages 9+Poker Academy
Learn hand rankings, odds and spotting the winner with interactive puzzles
▶ Play · Ages 10+Five Card Draw
Classic poker against the computer: choose, swap and build the strongest hand
▶ Play · Ages 12+Texas Hold'em
A full poker table against up to five computer players, with blinds and side pots
▶ Play · Ages 12+Gin Rummy
Build runs and sets, knock at the right time and beat the computer
▶ Play · Ages 10+Brain teasers
Matchstick Puzzles
200 levels · hints · stars · progress saved
▶ Play · Ages 6+Water Jugs
100 levels · hints · stars · progress saved
▶ Play · Ages 6+River Crossing
100 levels · hints · stars · progress saved
▶ Play · Ages 6+Which Wire to Cut?
150 levels · hints · stars · progress saved
▶ Play · Ages 6+Lights Out
220 levels · hints · stars · progress saved
▶ Play · Ages 6+Just One Move
200 levels · hints · stars · progress saved
▶ Play · Ages 6+Buga IQ
500 levels · hints · stars · progress saved
▶ Play · Ages 6+Words and pictures
♟️ Board games and sudoku
Two people on one phone or computer, taking turns, or one player against the computer. Perfect for waiting rooms, car rides and family game night.
Chess
Two players on one screen, or against the computer at three levels
▶ Play · Ages 6+Checkers
Jump and capture diagonally, against the computer or a friend
▶ Play · Ages 5+Backgammon
Dice, hits and a race home, against the computer or a friend
▶ Play · Ages 7+Sudoku
Four levels from easy to very hard, a daily board, kids boards and a solver
▶ Play · Ages 6+Why are brain games good for kids?
Short puzzles train planning, spatial thinking and patience, and they feel like play, not homework. Many games offer a hint or an undo button; the options appear inside each game.
Frequently asked questions
Are the games really free?
Yes. Every online game is free, with no download, no sign-up and no ads inside the game. They open right in your browser, on a phone or a computer.
Which games suit young children?
From age 5 or 6: memory, ball sort and the 4x4 sudoku. From age 8: traffic jam, 2048, the sliding puzzle and minesweeper. Every game shows its recommended age, and many have hints or an undo button.
Can two people play on the same screen?
Yes. Four in a Row, Tic-Tac-Toe, chess, checkers and backgammon can be played by two people on one phone or computer, or against the computer.