Find your next good move

Choose your table

Use the Games page to search by title or browse Card games, Board games and Puzzles. The game card tells you the supported player mode and an approximate session length. These times are suggestions, not countdowns.

Start with the rules

Every player has a How to play button, a status message and a New game button. Read the rules for the exact variant before your first round. Select Two players where available to share one screen; the default computer mode uses a modest practice opponent.

Use the controls that suit you

Tap or click board squares and cards. Use Tab to move through controls and Enter or Space to activate them. Arrow keys and on-screen arrows work in 2048, Fifteen Tiles and Sokoban. Solitaire supports selecting a card and its destination as well as dragging. Word Search supports two-end selection as well as dragging.

A fresh start, a useful record

New game resets the current game, including pending computer moves. Undo, Hint, layout choices and notes are available only in games that support them. Completed records stay in this browser. Leaving a player discards its unfinished board. There is no cross-device progress.

About hints and variants

Hint-assisted Mahjong and Nonogram are recorded as practice, without a win. Sudoku tracks completion times separately by variant. Mahjong has matching free tiles rather than four-player rules; Spider uses one suit; Chess is untimed and automatically draws on threefold repetition or the fifty-move rule. The player rules explain these choices.