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Learn the rules before you join. Our guides explain this site's game modes, scoring, controls, and the small decisions that make a difference.
Quick challenges
The 100
A number hunt where spotting the target quickly matters more than arithmetic. Scan a shuffled board containing every number from 1 to 100, then tap the number shown above it.
Rules & tips →Solo · daily and practiceWordle
Find a five-letter word in six guesses. Each guess gives clues about both the letters and their positions, so a wrong answer can still be a useful move.
Rules & tips →Solo · 36 levels and a daily puzzleArrow Escape
A colorful tangle with a simple goal: make enough space for the red arrow to escape. The first move is often at the edge of the board, far from red itself.
Rules & tips →Play together
Name Place Animal Thing
One letter connects four very different answers. Fill Name, Place, Animal, and Thing before the timer ends, then compare the words your friends came up with.
Rules & tips →Computer, same device, or 2 onlineBook Cricket
The classroom page-flipping game becomes a full innings. Choose teams and a playing XI, open the book, and chase a target one ball at a time.
Rules & tips →Hosted online quizQuizzly
Build a quiz for the people you know. A host supplies the questions, friends answer privately, and everyone sees the reveal together.
Rules & tips →2–20 onlinePictionary
One player draws a secret word while the rest race to recognize it. The canvas is shared across devices, but only the current drawer can see the answer before the reveal.
Rules & tips →Computer or 2–4 onlinePen Fight
A school-desk showdown with just enough physics to turn a bold flick into a mistake. Knock the other pens off the desk while keeping yours safely on it.
Rules & tips →Strategy & cards
Square-It
Turn a grid of dots into a contest over territory. Draw the last side of a box to claim it, while thinking ahead about the chain of boxes your next line might give away.
Rules & tips →Computer, same device, or 2–4 onlineBlack-Hole
Every number is a commitment. Fill a triangular board and try to keep your biggest numbers away from the one circle that will remain empty.
Rules & tips →Computer, same device, or 2–4 onlineSwap Hearts
Turn ten face-down cards into an ordered row from Ace to 10. A useful draw can start a chain, but an awkward card can bring your turn to a sudden stop.
Rules & tips →Computer or 2–6 on one deviceFairway Nine
A golf-inspired card game where a smaller total is better. Replace high cards, match columns, and decide when to reveal the last hidden card.
Rules & tips →2–4 · computer, same device, or onlineCity Circuit · city board game
A simplified city-themed property game. Choose Omaha, Chicago, or New York, buy local places, collect rent, and manage a fictional-money budget.
Rules & tips →Computer or 2 on one device3D Chess
A chessboard in a woodland setting, with royal animals representing the pieces. The scenery changes the presentation; understanding each piece’s role remains the key to the game.
Rules & tips →Racing & action
Buddy Rush
An arcade road run along the coast. Thread through traffic, collect rings, and decide when a burst of nitro is worth the extra speed.
Rules & tips →Solo against 3 computer rivalsBuddy Dash
A 30-second playground sprint packed with hurdles, beams, blocks, and coins. Your rivals are computer-controlled, so you can start a race without creating a room.
Rules & tips →Solo · 150 missionsSquad Surge
Guide a small blue squad through gates and enemy waves, then bring enough firepower to defeat the commander at the end of the mission.
Rules & tips →Solo or online roomsCity Circuit Racing
A neon circuit racer built around cornering, drifting, and controlled boosts. Complete checkpoints in order and finish three laps before your rivals.
Rules & tips →Planning a game night?
Start with a word race for a bigger group, Square-It for two, or Fairway Nine when everyone is sharing one device. Check the player and device labels before sending an invite.