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From our studio

Apps and games we make, free on Google Play.

  • Wadiget

    Made by us

    ★ 4.8 stars · 110K+ downloads

    One app for every widget on your home screen.

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  • Silken Sky
  • Serene Layered Wave
  • Pharaoh Boy
  • Moonlit Mountain
  • Golden Pharaoh
  • Earth Black
  • Crystal mountains
  • Black Gold
  • Wave and foam
  • Pastel Aqua

Simple games, done properly

Each game here is a small, careful take on a classic. They load fast, work with a mouse, a keyboard or a touchscreen, and adapt to any screen size, from a small phone to a wide monitor.

  • Free and complete: every level and option is open from the first visit.
  • Private: scores, best times and saved games live in your browser only. Nothing is sent anywhere.
  • Pick up where you left off: close the tab mid-puzzle and your game is still there when you return.
  • Easy on the eyes: light and dark themes, and calm animations that switch off if your device asks for reduced motion.

Which game should you play?

Want a slow, thoughtful break? Try Sudoku or Water Sort, two pure logic puzzles where nothing is left to luck. Prefer something you can play in a few relaxed minutes? Solitaire is the classic for that. And if you want to test your reflexes, Snake gets faster and harder the longer you survive.

Questions and answers

Are these games really free?

Yes. Every game is free to play with no account, no trial and no locked levels.

Do I need to download or install anything?

No. The games run in your web browser on Android, iPhone, tablets and computers. Just open the page and play.

Is my progress saved?

Yes, in your own browser. Unfinished games, best times and high scores are kept on your device, so they stay private. Clearing your browser data or using a private window resets them.

Can I play offline?

Once a game page has loaded, the game itself needs no connection: you can keep playing even if your signal drops.

Do the games work on a phone?

Yes. Every game is built for touchscreens first, with large buttons, swipe controls where they help, and layouts that fit small screens.