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24 free games, no download needed

Solitaire, Sudoku, Mahjong, 2048, speed tests and more — every game runs instantly in your browser, on any device.

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▶SolitaireClassic Klondike solitaire: build the foundations by suit, clear the tableau, and beat your best time.Cards ▶Typing Speed TestMeasure your typing speed and accuracy in real time — pick 15, 30 or 60 seconds and watch your WPM climb.Skill ▶2048Slide the tiles, merge equal numbers, and build your way up to the legendary 2048 tile.Puzzle ▶Mahjong SolitaireClear the layered tile pyramid by matching identical pairs — but only 'free' tiles can be taken.Cards ▶SudokuFresh, unique-solution puzzles in three difficulties — the world's favorite number game.Brain ▶MinesweeperThe legendary logic game: read the numbers, dodge the mines, clear the board.Brain

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24 games · 6 categories
▶2048Slide the tiles, merge equal numbers, and build your way up to the legendary 2048 tile.Puzzle ▶SnakeThe timeless arcade classic: eat, grow, and don't bite your own tail.Arcade ▶MinesweeperThe legendary logic game: read the numbers, dodge the mines, clear the board.Brain ▶Memory MatchFlip the cards, find the pairs, and train your short-term memory.Brain ▶SudokuFresh, unique-solution puzzles in three difficulties — the world's favorite number game.Brain ▶Word GuessGuess the hidden five-letter word in six tries — unlimited rounds, no daily limit.Puzzle ▶Brick BreakerBounce the ball, smash every brick, and keep the rally alive.Arcade ▶Whack-a-Mole30 seconds, nine holes, endless moles — how fast are your reflexes?Casual ▶Sliding PuzzleSlide the numbered tiles into order — the classic 15-puzzle in three sizes.Puzzle ▶Tic-Tac-ToeThree in a row wins — play a friend, or try to outsmart a perfect AI.Casual ▶Reaction Time TestMeasure your visual reaction speed in milliseconds — 5 rounds, instant results.Casual ▶Block PuzzleDrag pieces onto the 10×10 board and clear full rows and columns — no timer, pure strategy.Puzzle ▶Typing Speed TestMeasure your typing speed and accuracy in real time — pick 15, 30 or 60 seconds and watch your WPM climb.Skill ▶Click Speed TestFind out how many times you can click in a set window — from a lightning 1 second to a marathon 60.Skill ▶Aim TrainerTest how fast and how accurately you can hit a moving target — pick 30 targets or 60 seconds and go.Skill ▶SolitaireClassic Klondike solitaire: build the foundations by suit, clear the tableau, and beat your best time.Cards ▶Mahjong SolitaireClear the layered tile pyramid by matching identical pairs — but only 'free' tiles can be taken.Cards ▶Falling BlocksRotate and stack seven falling shapes, clear full lines, and keep up as the pace speeds up.Arcade ▶Bubble ShooterAim, bounce off the walls, and pop clusters of three or more matching bubbles before they reach the bottom.Arcade ▶Match 3Swap neighboring gems to line up three or more, chain cascades, and rack up combo bonuses before time or moves run out.Puzzle ▶Four in a RowDrop your discs, line up four in a row before your opponent, and test an AI that thinks several moves ahead.Brain ▶HangmanGuess the hidden word one letter at a time before the drawing is complete — six wrong guesses and it's over.Brain ▶Endless RunnerJump, duck, and outrun an endlessly accelerating side-scroller — how far can you go before you crash?Arcade ▶Number MemoryWatch a number, watch it disappear, then type it back from memory — one mistake ends the run.Brain

Guides & strategy

12 free guides — tips, records and how-tos Guides →
⚡What Is a Good Reaction Time? Average Times by AgeAverage reaction time for adults is 200-250ms. See typical reaction times by age, why online tests add lag, and how to actually get faster. ⌨️Average Typing Speed: What Counts as a Good WPM?Average typing speed is around 40 WPM. Learn how WPM is calculated, what counts as fast, and a realistic plan to type faster and more accurately. 🔢2048 Strategy: How to Win With the Corner TechniqueThe best 2048 strategy is the corner technique: anchor your biggest tile in one corner, use only 2-3 directions, and build a descending snake order. 💣Minesweeper Tips: How to Read the Board and Play SmarterMinesweeper tips that matter: read the numbers as exact rules, memorize the 1-2-1 pattern, chord instead of clicking one by one, and flag with discipline. 🃏Solitaire Rules: How to Play Klondike SolitaireKlondike solitaire rules explained: the tableau and foundation layout, alternating colors, draw-1 vs draw-3, and the strategy that actually wins games. 🧩Sudoku for Beginners: Rules, Tips and How to Actually Solve OneSudoku for beginners: the full rules, scanning, naked singles, hidden singles, naked pairs and pencil marks - everything you need to solve a puzzle by logic alone. 🀄How to Play Mahjong Solitaire: Rules and Tile MatchingMahjong solitaire rules explained: the free-tile rule, the 144-tile turtle layout, which tiles match, and why some deals can't be solved. 🃏How to Win at Solitaire: 9 Tips That Actually WorkHow to win at solitaire: realistic odds for Klondike, when to play cards to the foundation, managing empty columns, draw-1 vs draw-3, and more. 🖱️How to Click Faster: Average CPS and Techniques That WorkHow to click faster: what average CPS looks like, jitter and butterfly clicking explained, drag clicking, and the health risk of overdoing it. 🎯How to Improve Your Aim: A Practical Training GuideHow to improve your aim: flicking vs tracking vs target switching, finding a consistent sensitivity, crosshair placement, and a realistic routine. 🔤Best Starting Words for 5-Letter Word GamesBest starting words for 5-letter word games: why CRANE, SLATE, RAISE and ADIEU work, the vowel trade-off, and a smart second-guess strategy. 🧠Do Brain Training Games Actually Work? What the Evidence SaysDo brain training games work? Practice reliably improves the specific task, but transfer to general intelligence is weak and contested - here's why.

About PlayLite

PlayLite is a small collection of hand-crafted classic games that run entirely in your browser. Every game is built with plain HTML5 — no plugins, no app store, nothing to install — and works equally well on phones, tablets and desktops.

We focus on the timeless ones: puzzles like 2048 and Sudoku that exercise your logic, arcade classics like Snake and Brick Breaker that test your reflexes, and quick casual rounds like Whack-a-Mole for a 30-second break. Scores are saved locally on your device, so you can always try to beat yourself.

New games are added over time. If you have a favorite classic you'd like to see here, tell us through the contact page — we read everything.