These are the games without a timer pointing at you. Some have a clock running for your own record, but nothing here ends because time ran out. Sudoku, Minesweeper, 2048, solitaire and the rest are yours to sit with.
Anything you leave half finished is kept. Come back to a Sudoku grid, a word search or a solitaire deal and you are offered the choice to continue where you were or start something new. That state lives in your browser, not on a server.
Everything here is generated fresh whenever you want it, including every Sudoku grid, which is verified to have exactly one solution so it can always be finished by logic rather than guessing. The daily word puzzle lives with the other daily games, since it runs on a once-a-day cycle rather than on demand.
| Puzzle | Type | Session |
|---|---|---|
| Sudoku | Logic, four difficulties plus a mini | 5 to 25 minutes |
| Word Search | Visual search, 50 themes | 3 to 10 minutes |
| Minesweeper | Deduction, three sizes | 1 to 10 minutes |
| 2048 | Sliding tiles, endless | 5 to 20 minutes |
| Solitaire, FreeCell, Spider | Card planning | 5 to 30 minutes |
| Snake, Memory Match | Arcade and recall | 2 to 8 minutes |
Common questions
Are unfinished puzzles saved?
Yes. Sudoku, Minesweeper, 2048, Memory Match, word search and Klondike all keep an unfinished game in your browser and offer you the choice to continue or start fresh.
Is every Sudoku solvable without guessing?
Yes. The generator removes clues one at a time and checks after each removal that exactly one solution still exists, so every grid can be finished by logic alone.
Where did the daily word puzzle go?
It is in the daily games category alongside the split and color tests, since all three run on a once-a-day cycle with one attempt each rather than on demand.
Do the puzzles have percentiles like the benchmark tests?
No. Percentiles need a published distribution to compare against, and these do not have one. Puzzles track your own best times and move counts instead.
Can I play these offline?
Yes, once you have visited. The site caches itself, so puzzles work without a connection and your progress is stored locally either way.