Puzzle games
Puzzles that fit a short break and still reward a plan. Solve Sudoku and Minesweeper, match tiles in Mahjong Solitaire, slide to 2048, fill and clear lines in Bloom Blocks, merge worlds in Cosmic Merge Drop, sort words in Word Links, or test your eyes and memory with Color Panic, Focus Test, Memory Flip, Number Rush and Speed Sort.
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Daily Word BeaconFind the five-letter word in six tries.
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Daily Word LinksSort 16 words into four hidden groups.
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Daily SudokuA new daily Sudoku, plus Easy to Expert puzzles.
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Daily Cosmic Merge DropDrop and merge worlds into a black hole.
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Bloom BlocksPlace shapes, clear lines, keep room open.
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Daily MinesweeperClear the board without hitting a mine.
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Daily Mahjong SolitaireMatch free tile pairs to clear the stack.
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2048Slide and merge tiles to reach 2048.
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Daily Memory FlipClear three boards of matching pairs.
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Number RushTap numbers in order against your ghost.
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Color PanicSpot the one tile that doesn’t match.
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Speed SortSort shapes while the rule keeps changing.
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Focus TestFollow the star through every swap.
Where to start: For calm, untimed play, try Bloom Blocks, 2048, Cosmic Merge Drop or the word puzzles. For pure logic, Sudoku and Minesweeper. To test your memory and attention, Memory Flip, Focus Test, Number Rush, Color Panic and Speed Sort take 30 to 90 seconds.
Puzzle games: questions and answers
Which puzzle games have no time limit?
Bloom Blocks, Cosmic Merge Drop, 2048, Word Beacon and Word Links have no clock at all. Sudoku, Minesweeper and Mahjong Solitaire show a stopwatch but never run out of time.
Which games are good for memory and attention?
Memory Flip trains short-term memory, Focus Test visual tracking, Number Rush visual search, Color Panic perception and Speed Sort quick rule switching.
Do puzzle games save my progress?
Your best score for each game is saved in this browser. A game in progress restarts if you leave the page.