Free puzzle games
Puzzle games for every mood. Relax with a block puzzle, chase three stars in Sweet Swap, keep a daily streak with our 10 by 10 Nonogram or clear a minefield against the clock.
Many of these puzzles save your progress automatically, so you can close the tab and pick up where you left off. Each game page explains the rules, controls and strategy in plain language if you are new to the genre.
Tile Temple
Mahjong solitaire. Match pairs of free tiles to clear five temple layouts, every one solvable.
NewSweet Swap
Swap sweets to match three or more. Make striped sweets, bombs and rainbow drops and beat level after level.
NewMarble Maze
Tilt a wooden maze to roll the marble home. Bigger mazes and trap holes as you climb.
NewDrift Parking
Drive around a busy car park and slot into the glowing bay without a scratch.
NewMinefield
Classic minesweeper. Clear every safe cell, flag the mines, beat your best time on three board sizes.
NewMerge Drop
Drop numbered tiles and merge matching neighbours into higher values. Keep the columns from topping out.
NewBubble Burst
Aim, bounce off the walls and pop three or more matching bubbles to clear the board.
NewBlock Garden
Drag blocks onto an 8×8 garden and clear full rows and columns. Chain clears for big combos.
NewDaily Nonogram
One 10×10 picture-logic grid for everyone, every day. Keep your streak going and share your time.
NewUnlimited Nonograms
As many grids as you like in three sizes, from a two-minute 5×5 to a proper 15×15 workout.
Questions
Which puzzle game is best for a short break?
Block Garden and Merge Drop are good for two-minute sessions. The Daily Nonogram takes most people five to ten minutes.
Is there a new puzzle every day?
Yes. The Daily Nonogram changes at midnight and is the same grid for everyone, so you can compare times with friends.
Do puzzle games help your brain?
Logic puzzles like Nonograms and minesweeper exercise pattern recognition and planning. They are a fun way to keep your mind busy, though they are not a medical treatment.