Offline edition
  • Offline edition: showing your records and the house targets. Nobody else’s — we don’t make those up.
  • Nothing on the books yet. The first score is the easiest record you’ll ever set.
  • Kettle’s on. Pick a game.

Free games for the part of the day nobody puts in the calendar.

21 instant games · nothing to download · scores stay in your browser.

The numbers
0 Your rounds
0 Your records
0 Day streak

Counted in your browser. Nobody else’s — we don’t make those up.

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The Boards

This Week's Table

One game, one board, Monday to Sunday. The calendar picks it, the same for everyone.

Setting the table…

Hall of Fame — all-time per game

House targets per game next to your best. Beat one and the ledger changes.

GameBoardBestYou
TetrisClassichouse 80,000—
Elements—house 12,000—
Snake—house 3,000—
2048—house 25,000—
MinesweeperIntermediatehouse 1:00—
Breakout—house 25,000—
SolitaireDraw 3house 3:20—
Flappy—house 50—
Asteroids—house 30,000—
SudokuMediumhouse 5:30—
UntangleEasyhouse 15s—
Boulder Dash—house 6,000—
Firefighter—house 50,000—
Air Mail—house 10,000—
Xonix—house 35,000—
Jewel Tower—house 20,000—
Color Lines—house 1,000—
Digger—house 30,000—
Paratrooper—house 2,000—
Gorillasvs CPUhouse 3,000—
Pac-Man—house 25,000—

Posted by players who opted in, nickname only. When our server can't be reached you see your records and the house targets — never invented ones. All tops →

Your ledger

All tops →

Nothing on the books yet. The first score is the easiest record you'll ever set. Quick picks →

Stamp rally · 0 of 21

Intern · first round pending

Your first stamp is one round away.

  • Clocked in Finished your first game. Locked. Finished your first game.
  • Coffee regular Ten games played. Locked. Ten games played.
  • Frequent breaker Fifty games played. Locked. Fifty games played.
  • Tenured Two hundred games. Impressive. Worrying. Locked. Two hundred games. Impressive. Worrying.
  • Creature of habit Ten rounds of the same game. Locked. Ten rounds of the same game.
  • Tour of the floor Played five different games. Locked. Played five different games.
  • Every desk visited Played every game on the site. Locked. Played every game on the site.
  • Promotion Set a new personal best. Locked. Set a new personal best.
  • Above par Beat the daily-challenge par on any game. Locked. Beat the daily-challenge par on any game.
  • Beat the house Topped a house record. Locked. Topped a house record.
  • Three in a row Played three days running. Locked. Played three days running.
  • Full week Played seven days running. Take the weekend off. Locked. Played seven days running. Take the weekend off.
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  • Bomb squad Cleared an Expert Minesweeper board. Locked. Cleared an Expert Minesweeper board.
  • No notes Solved an Expert Sudoku without a hint. Locked. Solved an Expert Sudoku without a hint.
  • Double digits Ten pipes in Flappy. Frame it. Locked. Ten pipes in Flappy. Frame it.
  • Triple threat Played all three Tetris modes. Locked. Played all three Tetris modes.

In the works

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Edition notes

  1. Untangle: drag the dots, uncross the lines

    A calm planarity puzzle in three sizes. Every web is built from straight lines, so a crossing-free layout always exists — you just have to find it. Plus a boss key: press Esc twice to hide the page instantly.

  2. Boulder Dash: eight caves, very heavy rocks

    The 1984 cave-digging classic, rebuilt: dig for diamonds, dodge falling boulders and fireflies, crush butterflies into gems and wall in the amoeba before it turns to stone.

  3. Digger comes up from the mine

    The 1983 CGA classic, rebuilt: tunnel for emeralds, push and drop bags of gold, and outrun the Nobbins before they learn to dig.

The fine print

About the house →
  • No account
  • No download
  • Scores stay in your browser
  • Ads keep it free
  • Break responsibly

Are these games really free?

Yes. Every game is free to play and supported by a small number of ads. There is nothing to buy, no account and nothing to sign up for.

Do I need to download anything?

No. The games run in any modern browser — Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari — on Windows, Mac, Chromebook, iPhone and Android. Nothing to install, nothing to explain to IT.

Can I play on my phone?

Yes. Every game supports touch: swipe to steer in Snake, slide tiles in 2048, tap to flap in Flappy, long-press to flag a mine in Minesweeper. Several games show on-screen controls on phones.

Where are my scores stored?

In your own browser, on your device. You never need an account. Clearing your browser data resets them, so use the export option in your profile if you want a copy.

Are the top scores real?

The global tops show scores posted by players who chose a nickname and opted in — nothing else. When our server cannot be reached you see only your own scores and the house targets, which are set by us and labelled as such. We never invent other players.

How does the Daily Table work?

Every calendar day picks one game and a par score, the same for everyone, from the date alone. Reach par that day and it counts towards your daily streak. No server is needed, so it works offline too.

Do you track me?

No analytics cookies and no accounts. Scores, streaks and stamps live in your browser. If you opt in to post a score we store your nickname, avatar, the score and a random id that lets you replace your own entry. Ads are served by a third party under their own policy; see the privacy page.

Why is there a clock in the header?

It is a break clock, not a casino clock. Set five, ten or fifteen minutes and it quietly tells you when the break is over. We would rather you came back tomorrow than stayed too long today.

Why play free office break games?

Because a ten-minute break works better with a finish line. Every game here loads instantly in the browser, needs no account and saves your best in your own device — so a round of puzzle stacking, an arcade sprint, a logic board or a hand of cards fits between two meetings without a download or a word to IT. The Daily Table gives everyone the same game and par each day; the tops show where your record sits against the house target and, if you choose a nickname, against other players. Nothing to install, nothing to buy, nothing to explain. Kettle's on. Pick a game.