Free online games

Puzzle, arcade, casual & sports — play instantly, no download.

CapyDoku — Puzzle game
CapyDoku
Mini Sudoku — Puzzle game
Mini Sudoku
Number Path — Puzzle game
Number Path
Pixel Grid — Puzzle game
Pixel Grid
Tri-Peaks — Puzzle game
Tri-Peaks
Klondike Solitaire — Puzzle game
Klondike Solitaire
Fruit Slice — Arcade game
Fruit Slice
Arrows Out — Puzzle game
Arrows Out
Cross Road — Arcade game
Cross Road
Mahjong Mini — Casual game
Mahjong Mini
Penalty Shootout 2026 — Sports game
Penalty Shootout 2026
Button Soccer — Sports game
Button Soccer
Color Pour — Puzzle game
Color Pour
Hex Merge — Puzzle game
Hex Merge
Triple Tile — Casual game
Triple Tile
Ball Sort — Puzzle game
Ball Sort
Bounce Smash — Arcade game
Bounce Smash
Block Pile — Arcade game
Block Pile
Paper Territory — Casual game
Paper Territory
Snake Clash — Casual game
Snake Clash
Screw Sort — Puzzle game
Screw Sort
Block Drop 8 — Puzzle game
Block Drop 8
City Dash — Arcade game
City Dash
Stack Jump — Arcade game
Stack Jump

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Puzzle Arcade Casual Sports

What is ArcadePop?

ArcadePop is a small catalog of browser games that we design, build and publish ourselves — every title here is an original production, not an embed of someone else's game. Each one loads directly in the page, works with touch or a mouse, and keeps your progress and high scores in your own browser, so there is nothing to install and no account to create.

The catalog favors quick sessions: sorting and logic puzzles you can solve over a coffee, reflex arcade runs that last a minute or two, relaxed tile matchers, and flick-based sports games. Everything is free to play, and new games join the lineup regularly — the New games page always has the latest additions.

Finding something to play

The four categories are sorted by the kind of attention they ask for rather than by theme. Puzzle is the largest shelf and the one to open when you want to think — colour sorters like Ball Sort and Color Pour, deduction grids like CapyDoku and Number Path, and two card solitaires. Arcade is the opposite: short runs that end, where reading what is coming matters more than planning. Casual sits between the two with tile matchers and arena games, and Sports holds our two football games, both decided by a single well-judged flick.

If you are browsing without a specific game in mind, the grid above is ordered newest first, so the top row is whatever we shipped most recently. Every game has its own page with a description of what it actually contains — level counts, how a session tends to go, and what the controls do — written per game rather than generated from a template.

How playing here works

Click a game, and it starts in the page. There is no launcher, no plugin, no sign-up wall and no email step in between. Games are built portrait-first for phones and adapted for wider screens, so a laptop gets the same game rather than a stretched mobile version, and each one supports both touch and mouse input.

Progress is written to your browser's own local storage. That means your levels and high scores are waiting when you come back on the same device and browser — and equally, that they do not follow you to a different one, because there is no account holding them. Once a game has loaded it keeps running even if your connection drops, since the whole game is already in the page.

Frequently asked questions

Are the games really free?

Yes, in full. No paywalls, no levels locked behind a purchase, and no account needed to reach anything. The site is supported by advertising instead.

Do I need to download or install anything?

No. Every game runs in the browser tab you already have open. There is an optional free Android app if you want the games packaged for offline play, but the website never requires it.

Do I need an account?

There are no accounts at all. Nothing to register, nothing to log into, and no email address collected.

Will my progress be saved?

Yes, in your own browser. Levels, high scores and streaks persist between visits on the same device and browser. Clearing your browsing data clears them, and they do not transfer between devices.

Do these work on a phone?

Yes — phones are the primary target. Every game is designed for a portrait touchscreen first, then adapted to tablet and desktop.

Who makes these games?

We do. ArcadePop is operated by Solaris Mobile, and every game in the catalog is built in-house. You can read more about us.