

Snake
Expert: 300 — clear it on one coffee
Not yet attempted
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Same game for everyone, picked from the date. Streak: 0 days.


Expert: 300 — clear it on one coffee
Not yet attempted
Same game for everyone, picked from the date. Streak: 0 days.


Ends Sunday
Nothing on the books yet. The first score is the easiest record you’ll ever set.
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Most people start with one of these.










Retro Arcade Snake
Eat, grow long and try desperately not to bite your own tail. Keyboard or swipe, right in your browser.
Arcade ~3 min Easy to learn


Brick Breaker Arcade
Smash every brick with a tiny ball — therapy for when the meeting could have been an email.
Arcade ~4 min Easy to learn


One-Tap Arcade
Tap to flap through the pipes. Easy to learn, impossible to stop at “just one more”.
Arcade ~1 min Brutal


Space Shooter Classic
Spin, thrust and blast the rocks before they blast you. Pure arcade, no quarters needed.
Arcade ~4 min Takes practice


Classic Cave Digging Puzzle
Dig for diamonds, dodge falling boulders and fireflies, and reach the exit before the clock runs out.
Arcade ~5 min Takes practice


Retro Flying Game
Pilot a water bomber and douse the wildfire before you run out of sky. DOS-era fun, no install.
Arcade ~5 min Takes practice


Biplane Arcade
Loop a retro biplane and drop parcels on mailboxes. Finally, mail that actually gets delivered.
Arcade ~5 min Takes practice


Territory Grab Arcade
Carve up the field and dodge the bouncing balls to claim 75% — like a reorg, but fun.
Arcade ~4 min Takes practice


Classic Digging Arcade
Tunnel for emeralds, drop bags of gold on the Nobbins and keep your fireball charged. Mind the wobble.
Arcade ~5 min Takes practice


Turret Defense Classic
Shoot down the choppers, stop the drop, and hold the base until lunch.
Arcade ~4 min Takes practice


QBasic Artillery Game
Lob explosive bananas across the skyline. Mind the wind and beat the CPU — or a coworker.
Arcade ~5 min Easy to learn 2 players


Maze Chase Arcade
Waka waka through the maze, gobble the dots and outrun the ghosts. No coins required.
Arcade ~4 min Takes practice


Block Puzzle Classic
Stack falling blocks, clear lines and pretend your inbox isn’t overflowing. Three modes, no download.
Puzzle ~5 min Takes practice


Block Drop Puzzle
Drag shapes onto the grid, clear rows and columns, and chain combos until the kettle boils.
Puzzle ~6 min Easy to learn


Number Merge Puzzle
Merge tiles until your brain feels like a 2048 tile. Zero downloads, dangerously addictive.
Puzzle ~5 min Easy to learn


Planarity Puzzle
Drag the dots until no two lines cross. Like sorting out the cables under your desk, minus the dust.
Puzzle ~4 min Easy to learn


Match-3 Tower Shooter
Spin the tower and pop three jewels of a colour before the whole thing comes down.
Puzzle ~6 min Easy to learn


Ball Matching Puzzle
Line up five of a colour and keep the board tidier than your desk.
Puzzle ~8 min Easy to learn


Tile Matching Classic
Pair free tiles off a layered stack until the table is bare. Every deal can be cleared, honest.
Puzzle ~8 min Takes practice


Block Group Puzzle
Click a group of matching blocks, watch the rest tumble, and save the big group for last.
Puzzle ~4 min Easy to learn


Warehouse Box-Pushing Puzzle
Push every crate onto its spot without wedging one in a corner. Like tidying the stockroom, with undo.
Puzzle ~6 min Takes practice


Sliding Tile Puzzle
Slide the numbered tiles back into order, one gap to work with. The desk toy from 1880, minus the plastic.
Puzzle ~3 min Easy to learn


Classic Logic Grid
One wrong click and your five-minute break turns into pure regret. Three board sizes.
Logic ~4 min Takes practice


Number Logic Puzzle
Nine boxes of quiet logic, with pencil marks and undo. Brain training that looks like focus.
Logic ~10 min Takes practice


Picture Logic Puzzle
Read the number clues, ink the right squares and a pattern appears. Pure logic, no guessing needed.
Logic ~6 min Takes practice


Region Queens Logic Puzzle
Place one queen in every row, column and patterned region — and never let two touch, not even corner to corner.
Logic ~3 min Takes practice


Classic Light Switch Puzzle
Every press flips a light and its four neighbours. Switch the whole grid off — ideally in par.
Logic ~3 min Takes practice


Code-Breaking Logic Game
Guess the hidden four-symbol code. Solid pins mean right place, hollow pins wrong place. Ten tries.
Logic ~4 min Takes practice


Cross Sums Number Puzzle
A crossword made of sums: make every run add up, never repeat a digit. Arithmetic you can do with a straight face.
Logic ~10 min Takes practice


Math Cage Puzzle
No repeats in any row or column, and every cage must hit its target with +, −, × or ÷. Mental maths, minus the meeting.
Logic ~8 min Takes practice


Klondike Card Game
The card game that invented office procrastination. Draw 1 or 3, unlimited undo.
Cards ~8 min Takes practice


Two-Deck Patience
Untangle two decks into eight King-to-Ace runs. One suit to unwind, four when you mean it.
Cards ~12 min Takes practice


Solitaire Without a Deck
Every card is dealt. Move any face-up card with everything on it and dig the aces out.
Cards ~8 min Takes practice


Add-to-13 Patience
Pair uncovered cards that add up to 13 and dismantle the pyramid. Kings walk off on their own.
Cards ~4 min Easy to learn


Three Peaks Card Run
Play cards one higher or lower than the waste and chain long runs across three peaks for big points.
Cards ~3 min Easy to learn


FreeCell Solitaire
Every card face up, four free cells and almost every deal winnable. Pick a game number or take today’s.
Cards ~8 min Takes practice


Golf Card Game
Play cards one rank up or down onto the waste and clear seven columns before the stock runs dry.
Cards ~3 min Easy to learn
Notify me? No — we don't collect emails. Check back after your next meeting.
We now use Google Analytics to see anonymous usage patterns: which pages and games are used, where errors happen and what to improve. We never sell your data. In the EEA, UK and Switzerland it waits for your consent in the same message as the ads. The privacy page has a new Analytics section with exactly what is sent, and new Cookies and Terms of use pages list every cookie and the rules of the house.
Share your link from the profile menu and you and a colleague see each other’s best scores — nobody else does, and either of you can unfollow at any time. The new Popular lists rank games by real minutes played, counted anonymously: which game and for how long, never who or what score.
There is now a contact page with what to include for bugs, game requests and score removals. The privacy page names our ad provider, Google AdSense, and has a button to change your cookie choices at any time.
Yes. Every game is free to play and supported by a small number of ads. There is nothing to buy, no account and nothing to sign up for.
No. The games run in any modern browser — Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari — on Windows, Mac, Chromebook, iPhone and Android. Nothing to install, nothing to explain to IT.
Yes. Every game supports touch: swipe to steer in Snake, slide tiles in 2048, tap to flap in Flappy, long-press to flag a mine in Minesweeper. Several games show on-screen controls on phones.
In your own browser, on your device. You never need an account. Clearing your browser data resets them, so use the export option in your profile if you want a copy.
There are no public tops. Every board shows your own scores, the house’s Pro, Expert and Junior benchmarks (set by us and labelled as such) and, if you link up with colleagues, their best scores — visible only to the people linked. The Popular lists count real plays and minutes, anonymously. We never invent players.
Every calendar day picks one game and its Expert score, the same for everyone, from the date alone. Reach the Expert that day and it counts towards your daily streak. No server is needed, so it works offline too.
Not you personally, and we never sell your data. We use Google Analytics to see anonymous usage patterns (which pages and games are used, where errors happen) so we can fix bugs and improve the site; in the EEA, UK and Switzerland only after you consent. No accounts. Scores, streaks and stamps live in your browser. Once you share your link, we store your nickname and avatar so the link can say who it is from; once you link up with a colleague, your best score per board joins them so they can see it — nobody else can. Plays are counted anonymously (which game, how many minutes) unless you switch that off in your profile. Ads are served by a third party under their own policy; see the privacy page.
It is a break clock, not a casino clock. Set five, ten or fifteen minutes and it quietly tells you when the break is over. We would rather you came back tomorrow than stayed too long today.
Because a ten-minute break works better with a finish line. Every game here loads instantly in the browser, needs no account and saves your best in your own device — so a round of puzzle stacking, an arcade sprint, a logic board or a hand of cards fits between two meetings without a download or a word to IT. The Daily Game gives everyone the same game and Expert target each day; the tops show where your record sits against the house’s Pro, Expert and Junior benchmarks and, if you link up with colleagues, against theirs. Nothing to install, nothing to buy, nothing to explain. Kettle’s on. Pick a game.