Win with your head, not with luck.
Seven brain games, lit up and ready, right in your browser. Each one has its own page with the rules spelled out, mouse, touch, and keyboard controls, and frequently asked questions. None of them take bets, charge anything, or hand out prizes.
Nine Men's Morris
The nine-piece mill game against the computer.
Strategy
Hangman
Uncover the word letter by letter.
Words
Block Breaker
Bounce the ball and knock down the wall.
Arcade
Free Exit
Get the red car out of the traffic jam.
Logic
Bullseye
Hit the targets before they go dark.
Aim
Traffic Light
Click on green in milliseconds.
Reflexes
Neon Hammer
Hammer the lit bulbs in 30 seconds.
ReflexesAbout us
We're a small team that likes old-school games and doesn't like sign-up screens. Clique Habil Site was born out of a concrete gripe: almost every "free games" site asks for your email, pushes notifications, and calls a number that's worth nothing a prize. We did the opposite: seven games, simple code, nothing that asks for your identity.
The whole site is plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with no framework and no account server. That isn't technical modesty: it's the reason the Privacy Policy can honestly say that no personal data leaves your device. We have nowhere to store it.
What you won't find here
- Sign-up. There's no login, email, or password: your first click is already a move.
- Betting or prizes. No game involves money, purchasable credits, or drawings.
- A server holding your data. Scores, best results, and progress stay in your browser's local storage.
- A mouse barrier. All seven games are fully playable by keyboard, with spoken announcements for screen readers.
Frequently asked questions
The questions newcomers ask. Questions about each game's rules live on that game's own page.
On the Games page. There are seven: Nine Men's Morris, if you want an opponent that reacts; Hangman, if you want something quick; Block Breaker, Bullseye, Traffic Light, and Neon Hammer, if you want reflexes; Free Exit, if you want to think with no clock hanging over you.
No, and there's no account to create anyway. Each game's score is saved in your browser's local storage, on your own device, and it's still there on your next visit unless you clear the site's data.
Once the page has loaded, yes. All the logic for the seven games runs inside your browser without contacting any server. Only reloading the page requires a connection again.
Yes, in all seven. Each game has a complete keyboard path, described on its own page, and a live region that announces state changes to screen readers.
It varies quite a bit. Nine Men's Morris has two computer levels; Free Exit has four boards that take from 6 to 23 moves at minimum; Block Breaker speeds up as the wall falls. Traffic Light and Neon Hammer are the shortest: a round lasts less than a minute.
A small team that signs what it publishes. The About us page says who operates Clique Habil Site, and the Contact page lists the email and postal address. We're not an anonymous games site.