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Small games for a short break

Play a short round: tic-tac-toe, memory, reaction, a sequence, snake, bricks, 2048, or paddle.

No signup. A best score, when a game has one, stays in this browser.

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  • No signup
  • Free to use
  • Best score stays here
  • Works in your browser

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Choose a game and start.

Pick a game and start. You can play again as many times as you like.

Tic-tac-toe Play X against the page. Play tic-tac-toe Memory Match pairs. Easy, Medium, or Hard. Play memory Reaction Click when the panel changes color. Test reaction Sequence Repeat the pads in order. Play sequence Snake Arrow keys or a swipe. Best score stays on this device. Play snake Bricks Clear the wall with a paddle and ball. Play bricks 2048 Slide tiles until matching numbers combine. Play 2048 Paddle Rally against the page or a friend. Play paddle

How it works

Three quick steps from open to result.

  1. Choose a game

    Open a game, then pick Easy, Medium, or Hard. Tic-tac-toe can also be played with a friend on this screen.

  2. Play in the page

    Tap the board. The game does not leave your browser.

  3. Play again

    Start a new round whenever you want. A best score stays in this browser and is not sent to the server.

Why these games are here

Concrete reasons people open these tools and finish the job in one visit.

Short

A round takes a minute or less.

Private

Play stays in this browser. A best score is not sent to the server.

Free

No account and no limit on how often you play.

Quiet

No ads and no extra downloads.

Frequently asked questions

Are the games free?

Yes. Every game is free and does not require an account.

Is a score saved?

Snake, bricks, 2048, and paddle keep a best score in this browser. It is not sent to the server. The other games clear when you leave.

Who plays O in tic-tac-toe?

Choose The page or A friend. Against the page, Easy often picks at random, Medium blocks a win, and Hard plays a perfect game. A friend shares this screen and takes the O turns.

What does the reaction test measure?

It measures the time between the color change and your click, in milliseconds.