Games
Seven games, seven different kinds of mental effort. All free, all playable by mouse, touch, and keyboard, none of them with betting or prizes.
Nine Men's Morris
Line up three pieces, form a mill, and remove one of your opponent's pieces. Whoever is left with two pieces loses.
Strategy
Hangman
Twenty-eight English words, each with a category hint. Six misses and the figure is complete.
Words
Block Breaker
One paddle, one ball, twenty-four blocks, and three lives. Reflexes and angles, nothing more.
Arcade
Free Exit
A 6×6 parking lot, cars in the way, and a single exit. Slide the others in the right order: the best level closes in 23 moves.
Logic
Bullseye
25 neon targets that shrink and fade. Click before they vanish and protect your accuracy: every click outside counts.
Aim
Traffic Light
Five starts, a light that turns green whenever it wants, and your reaction measured in milliseconds. Clicking on red jumps the start.
Reflex
Neon Hammer
Nine bulbs that light up out of order and go dark faster and faster. Hammer as many as you can in 30 seconds.
ReflexHow to choose
If you want to think slowly and plan, start with Nine Men's Morris, the only game on the site with an opponent that answers your moves. If you want a short vocabulary challenge, Hangman is done in two minutes. Block Breaker is the arcade one: reflexes and angles. Free Exit is the quietest of the bunch: no clock, no opponent, just you, a traffic jam, and the right order to slide the cars. And for reflexes you have a choice: Bullseye is pure aim across 25 shrinking targets; Traffic Light measures your reaction in milliseconds, five starts per race; and Neon Hammer is half a minute of bulbs lighting up out of order, faster and faster.
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