One board. Endless possibilities.

Coordinate chariots, horses, and cannons across the river in the classic game of Chinese chess.

Connect five horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. Simple placement rules support demanding tactical play.

Six types of pieces. Countless decisions. Develop a plan that connects attack and defense.

Build territory, read life and death, and discover the depth of black and white stones.

Every capture changes the board. Judge mobility and stability, not just the current disc count.

Captured pieces return through drops, creating new attacking and defensive possibilities.

Slide and merge tiles toward 2048. Quick rounds and simple rules fit short practice sessions.

Fill digits 1–9 on a 9×9 grid so each row, column, and 3×3 box contains each digit once. Logic, not guessing.

Tap digits in order on a shuffled Schulte grid. Timing, error stats, and pace analysis are on this page.

Chinese eight-ball is the default; switch to American eight-ball, nine-ball, or ten-ball. Aim, cue-ball position, and multiple AI levels share one table.

Arcade air-hockey table: drag your mallet to block and shoot. First to the target score wins, with multiple AI levels, side-by-side play, and online rooms.

Numbered deals with every card face up. Use free cells and empty columns; undo, hints, and auto-collect stay on the page.