Pointless Games

2048 ›

Combine numbered tiles. Reach 2048. Built in 2014 by an Italian teenager. Free forever, ad-free.

King of the Hill, browser edition. Tap to claim the throne. Hold it as the world-clock counts up — every second you sit there shows live on the leaderboard. Then someone, somewhere, taps and steals it from you. Pure stakes, one tap, real-time competitive. Free, mobile-first, no signup. Daily reset for the global longest-hold record.

Bubble Shooter ›

Continuous-collision bubble shooter. Match three by colour, drop the cluster, clear the board. Save-state, daily seed, leaderboard. Built clean — no installs, no ads.

Checkers Online

Free browser checkers, no signup. Versus the computer at three difficulty levels or two-player on one screen. Classic American 8×8 plus international draughts on the 10×10 board. The classic boredom cure.

Cookie Clicker ›

Click the cookie. Then click it more. Then unlock farms, factories, alchemy labs. There is no end.

Days Since Incident ›

Browser version of the classic workplace "Days Since Last Incident" counter sign. A pixel-art LED scoreboard climbs from zero. Click the big reset button when you mess up and the count goes back to zero. The longer you go without resetting, the higher your record. Free, no signup, no install — a tiny stupid running joke between you and your browser tab.

Don't Press The Button ›

The classic "do not press this big red button" game, properly built. The site begs you not to press it. The pressure builds. You press it. What happens next is the game. Free online, browser-only, mobile-first, no signup. Pixel-art arcade aesthetic — the canonical big-red-button experience for the post-2025 web.

Fun Clicker · Scratch by Voidder ›

Free online scratch-card game. Tap to scratch the panel, reveal three matching symbols, win the round. Builds into a runs-and-streaks clicker — the longer your hot hand, the bigger the multiplier. Pixel-art arcade aesthetic, browser-native, no install. Designed by Voidder for the FunClicker arcade.

FunClicker ›

Pixel-art clicker arcade. Retro-horror aesthetic, jump-scares, single-mechanic browser games. Bright primary colours, chunky pixels, no signup.

Gartic Phone ›

Telephone, but with drawings. Output gets weirder each round. Best with friends on a video call.

GeoGuessr ›

Dropped into a random Google Street View location, guess where you are. Genuinely educational accidentally.

Hold The Button ›

Hold the button as long as you can. Frustrated.io's flagship hold-it game. Live daily leaderboard.

Hold The Button (Pixel) ›

Pixel-art hold-the-button endurance game. Press, hold, hold longer. Cleaner UI than the original, retro feel.

IncubatorGames ›

Browser-game review site with deep editorial coverage of the indie and idle game scene. Hand-written reviews, weekly picks, no portal-tier ad pollution. The kind of place you find a new favourite game you would never have searched for.

Neon Tic Tac Toe ›

Tic tac toe with a neon-arcade skin. Three difficulty levels of AI, plus pass-and-play. Glow-line grid, neon X and O, retro arcade soundtrack. The classic game everyone learned as a kid, rebuilt clean for browser — free, no signup, mobile-first, AI never lets you win for free on Hard.

Scare Maze ›

Classic guide-the-cursor-through-the-maze jump scare. You know what is coming. You play anyway. Pixel-art finish.

Slither.io ›

Multiplayer snake. Drop in, eat dots, grow bigger, become more dangerous. The original .io game evolved.

Snapzone Reaction Game ›

Reaction-time game. Snap the panel before the timer runs out. Multiple rounds escalate the speed. Daily best-time leaderboard.

Spend Bill Gates' Money

Spend a fictional $100 billion on real items at real prices. Yachts are expensive. Less interesting than expected, fast.

The Password Game

Make a password that satisfies escalating absurd rules. By rule 17 you'll need a sacrifice. By 25 you'll have abandoned hope.

Universal Paperclips ›

Make paperclips. Tile the cosmos with them. Four-to-six-hour meditation on AI alignment.

A Dark Room ›

Text-based survival game from 2013. Starts with one button labeled "Light fire". Becomes much more, slowly.

Agar.io ›

Cells eat smaller cells, get eaten by bigger ones. The original .io game, since 2015.

Find The Invisible Cow ›

Move your cursor; your speakers say "cow" louder as you get closer to the hidden one. Three minutes.

Flappy Crypto ›

Flappy Bird, but with crypto coins instead of pipes. From the Frustrated.io stable. Daily challenge mode.

FunOnWeb ›

Over 200 free browser games, sims and pixel-art toys in one place — Snake, Connect Four, Sudoku, a zen garden, ambient sounds, the lot. No download, no account, just pick something and go.