Clever little 2D games
Original browser games, handmade in paper and ink. Nothing to install. Three of them are new every day, and the rest are here whenever you have a couple of minutes.
Today's puzzles
A new one every day at midnight UTC. Keep your streak alive.
All games
Mirror Duel
Duel a ghost of your own last run. Lose, and that run becomes the next opponent.
One More Fold
Six paper puzzles. Pick a crease, pick a side, match the silhouette.
Ink Runner
Pip runs on his own. Draw the ground before the gap arrives — with a limited ink meter.
Sort the Bot
Catch the falling bits and drop them in the right bin. The sorting rule keeps changing.
2048
Slide the tiles, fold matching numbers together, and keep the board from filling up.
Snake
Eat, grow, and try not to trap yourself in the tail you have been building.
Minesweeper
Read the numbers, deduce where the mines are, and never guess when you can count.
Sudoku
Every row, column and box holds one to nine. Fresh grid every time, always exactly one solution.
Memory Match
Turn over two cards. Match the shapes. Do it in as few moves as you can.
Nonogram
The numbers say how many squares are filled. Work out which ones, and a picture appears.
Block Puzzle
Three shapes at a time, a ten by ten grid, and no gravity to bail you out.
Connect Four
Drop discs down the columns and line up four before the other side does.
Made here, not licensed
Every game is built in-house
Most free game sites are storefronts for the same shared catalogue, which is why the same few hundred titles appear on thousands of domains. Nothing here comes from a game feed and no artwork is borrowed — the code and the drawings are ours.
A new puzzle every day
Ink Ladder, Sum Fold andUnfold generate a fresh puzzle at midnight UTC. Everyone in the world gets the same one, so a shared score actually means something.
Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for
No accounts, no launcher, no multi-megabyte engine downloading before the first frame. The largest game on this site is a few kilobytes of JavaScript drawing to a canvas, which is why there is no loading screen.
What you will find here
The classics — 2048, Snake, Minesweeper, Sudoku, Nonogram, Connect Four and more — are rebuilt from scratch rather than reskinned. Rules cannot be copyrighted but code and artwork can, so each one is a fresh implementation, and each carries board sizes or difficulty settings you will not find in the usual copy.
Alongside them sit games that exist nowhere else: a duel against a recording of your own previous run, an auto-runner where you draw the ground with a limited ink meter, an origami puzzle in six handmade folds. They are small and strange and they are the reason this site exists.
If you want to get better at any of them, the guides cover the actual strategy — corner discipline in 2048, the Minesweeper patterns that remove guesswork, when to stop scanning a Sudoku and start counting candidates.