Relaxing games and stress relief, free in your browser
Take a break with a game that's easy to start and hard to put down. Jump through 30 levels of the platformer Toybox Jump, blast through a toy-block maze in Toybox Bomber, battle the computer or a friend in Toybox Bomber Battle, or fly a quick space shooter run. Settle into FreeCell or Spider Solitaire on a real-looking table, sort colored water and balls, or try the daily flag quiz. Play backgammon, dominoes or Yatzy against the computer, and when you just need to unwind, pop endless bubble wrap or crush junk in a hydraulic press. Everything is free and works on your phone or computer, with no download and no sign-up.
Arcade games: quick runs, one more try
Fast action games for when you want to switch off by switching on. Short runs, big explosions and a little progress every time, so the next run always goes further.
Bottle Shooting Game
Pull back a spring cannon and smash bottles, watermelons, pumpkins and balloons with real physics. Wind, slow-motion bullseyes and three difficulties.
Space Shooter
A classic shoot 'em up. Dodge bullet patterns, smash formations, beat three giant bosses, pick upgrades and unlock four ships.
Toybox Bomber
A Bomberman-style maze game in a toy world. Drop bombs, chain explosions, grab power-ups and find the hidden door through 50 stages.
Toybox Bomber Battle
A 4-player bomber game: battle three computer players or a friend on one keyboard. Last one standing wins the round, first to three wins.
Toybox Jump
A platformer game where you are a stack of toy bricks: jump, put bricks down as steps or spike lids and tip over to squeeze through 30 one-screen levels.
Card games: FreeCell, Spider and solitaire you can always win
Solitaire on a real-looking table with proper playing cards: FreeCell and its family, and Spider Solitaire with one, two or four suits. New deals are checked by a solver so they can be won, undo is unlimited, and there is no timer pushing you.
FreeCell
FreeCell solitaire where every deal can be won. Hints from a real solver, a daily deal, easy and hard games and the classic game numbers.
FreeCell Two Decks
FreeCell with two decks: 104 cards, ten columns and eight free cells. Longer, roomier games with hints from a solver and a daily deal.
Eight Off Solitaire
Eight Off solitaire: eight cells, columns built down in suit and only kings in empty columns. Solvable deals, undo and hints.
Baker's Game
Baker's Game, the solitaire FreeCell came from: same table, but built down in suit. Only winnable deals are dealt.
Spider Solitaire
Spider Solitaire with 1, 2 or 4 suits on a real-looking table. Winnable deals, unlimited undo, hints and a daily deal.
Spider Solitaire 2 Suits
Two suit Spider Solitaire: spades and hearts, the level most people play every day. Winnable deals, undo and hints.
Spider Solitaire 4 Suits
Four suit Spider Solitaire, the hardest level, but every new game is a deal a solver has already won.
Puzzle games: a little thinking, a lot of satisfaction
Gentle puzzles that start easy and slowly ask for more, from water sort and ball sort to quick daily quizzes. No timers and no pressure: take your time, try ideas and enjoy the moment it all clicks.
Water Sort Puzzle
Pour colored water until every tube holds one color. Glugging pours, corks that pop in, 300 solver-checked levels and three daily puzzles.
Ball Sort Puzzle
Lift a ball, drop it on its color. Glossy balls that bounce and click into place, 300 solver-checked levels and three daily puzzles.
Water Sort Solver
Stuck on a water sort or ball sort level in any app? Copy the tubes, press Solve and follow the shortest solution move by move.
Flag Quiz
See a flag, name the country. Ten new flags a day, tricky lookalikes like Chad and Romania, and a passport to stamp all 195 countries.
Higher Lower Game
Is a school bus longer than a blue whale? Guess higher or lower, then see both drawn to scale. Height, weight, speed, dates and more, with a new ten every day.
Color Guessing Game
How well do you remember everyday colors? Mix the yellow of a banana or the red of a fire truck from memory and see how close you get. A new five every day.
Friendship Quiz
Answer 10 questions about yourself, send the link and see which friend knows you best. A shared scoreboard, 150+ questions and room for your own.
Newton's Cradle
A real physics Newton's cradle. Pull and let go to ring every bell without cracking the eggs, with brass, glass and clay balls.
Laser Mirror Puzzle
Drag and turn mirrors, splitters and crystals to bounce the laser into every receiver. Open mystery crates for hammers, hints and keys to secret rooms.
Minesweeper
Classic Minesweeper where every board can be solved by logic, no 50/50 guesses. Easy to Expert, a daily board, hints and undo.
Board and dice games: classics against the computer
Timeless board and dice games on a real-looking table. Play the computer at your own level or friends on the same screen, with a coach that helps you get better as you go.
Backgammon
Play backgammon against the computer on a 3D wooden board with real rolling dice. Three levels, matches with the doubling cube, a coach that explains your moves, and Daily Dice.
Acey Deucey
The sailors' backgammon: every checker starts off the board, and a roll of 1-2 earns any doubles you like plus another roll. Play the computer or a friend.
Yatzy
Roll five real 3D dice, hold the best and fill your score card. Play solo, against the computer or with friends, with a coach that shows which dice to keep.
Farkle
Roll six real 3D dice, keep the scorers and push your luck. Beat the computer, set your house rules, and let the coach show the odds.
Domino Game
The classic domino game: match the ends, block your opponent, go out first. Draw or All Fives vs the computer, with a tile tracker and a coach.
Mexican Train
Mexican Train dominoes with a double-twelve set: build your train, use the shared Mexican train, cover every double. Play 1 to 3 computers, with a hint button and a tile tracker.
Chicken Foot
Chicken Foot dominoes: grow a tree of tiles from the engine and cover every double with three. Play 1 to 3 computers, with a hint button and a tile tracker.
Dots and Boxes
The pencil-and-paper classic: close boxes, beat the computer on four levels or a friend, and learn the chain trick from the coach.
8 Ball Pool
A real-feeling pool table: pull back the cue, read the aim lines and beat three computer players, or play a friend on the same screen.
Stress relief games: relaxing and satisfying
Satisfying games for when your brain needs a rest. Pop, press, spin and watch: no timers and nothing chasing you, just small, calm moments that feel good. Good for a quick bit of stress relief, a quiet break or something to fidget with.
Bubble Popping Game
Endless virtual bubble wrap to pop. Tap, swipe or hold, set off hidden bombs and rockets, and reveal the picture under every sheet.
Spinning Top Game
A 3D spinning top with real physics. Pull the string and watch it sleep, wobble and fall on wood, glass, ice, felt or sand, with a tippe top that flips over.
Hydraulic Press Game
A 3D scrap baler with 100 tons. Tip in the office desk, the frozen monitor, the jammed printer and even a car, hold PRESS and crush it all into a cube.
Why play here
Every game is built to feel good in your hands: crisp sounds, smooth animation and small surprises along the way. Most have no timers and nothing to lose, and your progress is saved, so you can stop whenever you like.
Frequently asked questions
Are these games free?
Yes. Every game on this site is free to play in your browser, with no download and no account.
Do they work on my phone?
Yes. All games work on phones, tablets and computers. Use your finger on a touch screen or your mouse on a computer.
What are the best stress relief games here?
For zero effort, try the Bubble Popping Game or the Spinning Top Game: there is nothing to solve, you just pop or watch. Water Sort Puzzle is the calmest kind of challenge: pour colored water until every tube holds one color, with no timer and unlimited undo. The Hydraulic Press Game lets you crush a whole pile of junk into a cube, and Minesweeper here never forces a guess.
Can I play board and dice games against the computer?
Yes. Backgammon, Acey Deucey, Yatzy, Farkle and Dots and Boxes all have a computer opponent on several levels, from easy to expert, and most let two people play on the same device. A built-in coach shows the best move or the best dice to keep, and Daily Dice gives everyone the same rolls each day.
Is my progress saved?
Yes. Your solved levels and rewards are saved in your browser on this device, so you can pick up where you left off.
Will there be more games?
Yes. New relaxing games, puzzles, board and dice games and arcade games are added regularly.