Free Games Every Free Game on This Site: All 38, Listed
Thirty-eight games, all free, all in the browser, none of them asking for an account. This is the whole list in one place, with a sentence on each so you can pick without opening seven tabs.
Card games (9)
- Klondike Solitaire. the one people mean by “solitaire”. Rules and three winning habits.
- Spider Solitaire. start on one suit; it is a tidying game, not a lucky one. How to play.
- FreeCell. every card visible from the start, so it is solved by thinking.
- Pyramid Solitaire. really a matching game: find two cards adding to 13.
- TriPeaks Solitaire. one small decision at a time, over in minutes.
- Golf Solitaire. the quickest of the six, and the easiest to learn.
- Hearts. the trick-taking classic, against three computer players.
- Cribbage. six card game to 121, with every hand counted out for you so the scoring stops being the barrier.
- Gin Rummy. draw, discard and knock; your hand groups itself into runs and sets as you play.
All seven on the card games page, and there is a version with no ads and nothing to install.
Sudoku and logic (10)
- Sudoku. large print, with hints that explain the reasoning.
- Daily Sudoku. one fresh puzzle a day, saved if you leave it half done.
- Cat Sudoku. a five by five puzzle where you place cats instead of numbers.
- Daily Cat Sudoku. the same, new every day.
- Nonogram. numbers along the edges tell you which squares to fill; a picture appears.
- Minesweeper. the classic. It counts elapsed time but nothing ever runs out.
- 2048. slide tiles together, matching numbers merge.
- Block Puzzle. fit shapes onto a grid to clear lines. No falling, no rush.
- Trivia Quiz. ten questions a round on films, music, nature, food and general knowledge. More about it.
- Daily Trivia. the same ten questions for everyone each day, then a new set tomorrow.
On the brain and logic puzzles page.
Word games (6)
- Word Search. themed lists, extra-large letters, tap first and last letter.
- Mini Crossword. five by five with everyday clues, one clue shown at a time.
- Word Scramble. anagrams in themed rounds of eight.
- Word Groups. sixteen words, four hidden groups of four. The hardest one here.
- Hangman. no instructions needed.
- Cryptogram. a well known proverb with every letter swapped for another; hints explain which letter to try and why.
On the word games page, with a fuller comparison.
Board games (6)
- Checkers. against the computer or a friend on the same screen, with no clock.
- Dominoes. big tiles showing pips and numbers. How it works.
- Four in a Row. three minutes a game, and everybody knows it.
- Reversi. outflank the computer’s discs on a big board, with every legal move marked for you.
- Backgammon. the full game against the computer. Tap a checker and its legal moves light up, so nothing is dragged.
- Five Dice. roll five, hold what you like, and the scorecard shows what every category is worth right now.
On the board games page.
Matching and memory (4)
- Mahjong Solitaire. large tiles, unlimited hints. Rules and tips.
- Memory Match. turn two over, find the pair. More on these.
- Bingo. big numbers and a caller that waits for you. How it works.
- Jigsaw Puzzle. drag the pieces into place.
On the matching and memory games page.
Arcade (3)
Livelier than the rest, and the only ones with any speed in them:
- Maze Chase. the maze game with ghosts, with big on-screen direction buttons.
- Falling Blocks. turn and slot the falling shapes to complete lines.
- Snake. eat, grow, avoid your own tail.
On the arcade games page.
What they all have in common
Nothing to install, no account, no advertising over any board, and no game on the site with a countdown. Several of the puzzles will also print in large type if you would rather use paper.
If you are setting this up for someone else, the family page explains how to hand over one link that opens straight into a game with the text size already set.