Games & party tools.

Clear a minefield with safe first clicks, flags and chording. Play beginner, intermediate, expert or a custom board.

Slide and merge equal tiles on a 4 × 4 or 5 × 5 board, with swipe controls and one-move undo.

Play Klondike solitaire with draw 1 or draw 3, card dragging, click-to-move, foundation moves and undo.

Build eight same-suit king-to-ace runs with one, two or four suits, stock deals and undo.

Play classic numbered deals with four free cells, legal supermoves, safe foundation moves and undo.

Match free tiles on the 144-tile turtle or two smaller layouts, with hints and solvable shuffles.

Play noughts and crosses against a friend, a random computer or an unbeatable hard opponent.

English draughts with compulsory captures, multiple jumps and kings, against a friend or the computer.

Place discs, flip trapped rows and use legal-move hints on an eight-by-eight board.

Drop discs into a seven-column grid and make a line of four against a friend or the computer.

Make five in a row with two players or the computer, using freestyle, standard or simplified renju rules.

Draw edges, claim completed boxes and keep the extra turn, with boards from 3 × 3 to 8 × 8.

Place a five-ship fleet and hunt the computer on two 10 × 10 grids, with drag or random placement.

Guess common English words by category, add a word list in any script, or hide a secret word for a second player.

Match pairs of emoji, numbers or your own local images on three board sizes, alone or with two players.

Guide a growing snake across a grid with five speed levels and a choice of solid or wrapping walls.

Watch four labelled colour pads and repeat the growing sequence, with optional tones and strict mode.

Solve a 3 × 3, 4 × 4 or 5 × 5 sliding puzzle with move counts, a timer and optional image tiles.

Solve a 12–300 piece jigsaw from your photo or a colourful pattern, with tabs, snapping, groups and saved progress.

Choose clean questions, spin for truth or dare, and print cards for family, friends or couples.

Spin a wheel of names or options to pick one at random: add your own entries or a ready-made wheel, remove the winner, and share the wheel as a link.

Roll one or more dice with cryptographic browser randomness.

Roll any dice notation, such as 4d6kh3, 2d20kh1, 3d6!, or 1d8+3, with the odds of every total.

Flip one or more virtual coins privately in your browser.

Split a list of names into random, even teams, keeping chosen people apart.

Printable 75-ball or custom word bingo cards, all different.

Printable sudoku, easy to hard, each with exactly one solution, and answer sheets.

Printable crosswords from your words and clues, laid out automatically, with an answer page.

Printable word searches from your own words, in any language, with an answer key.

Printable mazes from very easy to expert, with one route and a solution sheet.

Draw a picture or threshold an image into a 5×5 to 30×30 nonogram, check uniqueness, play it and print the puzzle with its solution.

Guess the flags of the world's countries, by choosing or typing, for the whole world or one continent.

Filter five-letter ENABLE words by positional feedback and repeated-letter counts, then compare candidate guesses by expected information.

Find every English word you can make from a set of letters, with blank tiles and filters, grouped by length.

A big scoreboard for 2 to 6 teams with colours, undo, keyboard control, and full screen that keeps the screen awake.

Single or double elimination brackets with seeding, byes, click-through results, printing, and full screen.

Round robin schedules, once or home and away, with scores and a league table.

A two-player chess clock with blitz to classical presets, Fischer increment, and Bronstein or simple delay.

Arrange chess pieces, validate and copy FEN, step through a PGN main line, and export a PNG or SVG diagram.

Your expected score and new Elo rating after a win, draw, or loss, with the K-factor FIDE uses.

Build a winning riichi hand and see its best scoring arrangement, yaku, fu and payments.

A split timer for speedruns in the browser, with segments, personal best comparison, best segments, and keyboard controls.

Test every button, trigger, and stick of a game controller, see stick drift with a dead zone, and try vibration.

Keep the same mouse travel per turn when changing games or DPI, using documented console yaw or your own value.

Your chance of at least one hit in a number of pulls, the pulls needed for 50%, 90%, and 99%, and the effect of a hard pity.

Convert Minecraft Overworld coordinates to the Nether and back, to link portals and travel faster.

Plan circles and ellipses in blocks for Minecraft and other block games, with block counts for every row.

Work out fifth-edition role-playing ability scores by point buy, standard array, or rolling 4d6 drop lowest, with modifiers.

Calculate Texas Hold’em win, tie and equity percentages for two to nine players, with known or random hands.

Compute a basic-strategy chart from expected values for your rules and practise choosing actions.

Test a DualSense controller with cross, circle, square and triangle buttons, analogue triggers, idle stick drift and supported vibration.

Check a DualShock 4 controller with its Share and Options buttons, L2/R2 travel, both sticks and a five-second drift recording.

Test Xbox One and Series controller buttons, LT/RT analogue travel, idle stick drift, vibration and impulse triggers when exposed.

Check Nintendo Switch Pro button positions, digital ZL/ZR inputs, both sticks and five-second idle drift in your browser.

Test Joy-Con L and R separately or paired, check button input and measure idle stick drift over five seconds.

Record raw stick offset for five seconds and compare maximum and mean drift with example radial dead zones on any controller.

Click targets as fast and accurately as you can, with target size and time options, and beat your best score.

Design classic shirts, pants and T-shirt images in your browser, with a block preview and correctly sized PNG export.

Generate cute, anime, dark and more original skins, then edit the two layers and check a rotating 3D preview.

Draw pixel art on an 8 to 64 pixel grid with pencil, fill, mirror, and a palette, and export a crisp PNG at any scale.

Make sprite sheets, cut sheets into PNG frames, and preview or export animations as GIFs in your browser.