Our original puzzle games also have a two-player versus mode, where a good move on your board makes life harder on your opponent's. Everything runs in the browser on a laptop, desktop, tablet or phone, with nothing to install.
Every free puzzle game on PadParty
- Stackstorm (1–2P): Classic falling-block stacking in a wide 12-column neon well. Clear multiple lines to charge the STORM, a lightning strike that wipes your two fullest rows. In versus, big clears send junk rows to your rival.
- Merge Drop (1–2P): Drop glowing worlds into the jar: twin worlds fuse into bigger ones, from tiny moonlet all the way to SUPERNOVA. In versus, big fusions hurl meteors into your rival's jar.
- 2048 (1P): Slide neon number tiles and merge matching pairs to reach the 2048 tile, then keep going for a high score. Undo, controller support and swipe controls.
- Memory Match (1–2P): Flip neon cards and find every matching pair in as few moves as you can, on an 8 or 12 pair board, or take turns against a friend.
- Minefield (1P): The classic mine-finding logic puzzle with neon numbers. Three board sizes, a safe first tap, hold-to-flag on phones and full controller support.
- Four in a Row (1–2P): Drop neon discs and line up four across, down or diagonally before your rival. Two players on one screen or take on the CPU. First to three rounds wins.
- Checkers (1–2P): Neon checkers (draughts) with compulsory captures, multi-jumps and kings. Play a friend on one screen or take on the CPU.
- Noughts & Crosses (1–2P): Neon noughts and crosses (tic-tac-toe) for two players on one screen, or take on the CPU. First to three rounds wins, and VANISH mode keeps only your last three marks on the board.
Questions
- What puzzle games can I play here?
- Falling-block stacking, merging worlds, 2048, mine finding, memory pairs, checkers, four in a row and noughts and crosses. All free in your browser.
- Can I play puzzle games against a friend?
- Yes. Checkers, Four in a Row, Noughts & Crosses and Memory Match have 2-player modes on one screen, and Stackstorm and Merge Drop have head-to-head versus.
- Can I play against the computer?
- Yes. Checkers, Four in a Row and Noughts & Crosses each have a CPU opponent with an easy and a hard setting.
- Do these puzzle games work offline?
- Yes. Open a game while you're online and press Save for offline. It keeps working on that device without an internet connection.