Match Pairs
An 8×8 board of face-down cards. Find every pair. When the small board stops being a challenge there is a medium one, and a hard one after that.

Quick games you open and play. No timer counting down to your next turn, no energy bar, and no account to make.
And the next game? You pick it.
An 8×8 board of face-down cards. Find every pair. When the small board stops being a challenge there is a medium one, and a hard one after that.

The one you already know. Eat, grow, and try not to fold yourself into a corner. Swipe to steer.

Five runners, each with a trait of its own. Jump the holes, clear the plants, chain two jumps to reach the rock towers, and spend what you collect mid-run on shields, magnets and a double jump.

One gun in the middle, tanks closing in from every side. The turret fires by itself, but it never aims. Tap a tank and the barrel swings round to it — choosing what falls first, and in what order, is the whole game.

A one-on-one fighter. Pick one of five and beat the other four, one after another, best of three rounds. Sparks, not blood.
Twenty levels, each of them a picture that appears as you break it. One bat, and drones overhead that shoot back. The ball asks where it will land; the drone asks where is safe. They are rarely the same place.
A food chain on a single screen. You start as a hatchling: eat what is smaller, avoid what is bigger, and climb six sizes while a grown Rex hunts the island the whole way. Beat a dinosaur and you unlock it.
A jet ski down a channel marked out by buoys, faster the longer you last, with barrels and gates coming at you out of the haze.
There is a Contact screen inside the app. Ask for a game, ask for a feature, or tell us something is broken — it reaches the person who builds it. Two of the games above started as a player's message. The app is built so a new game slots in without a rewrite, and it arrives in the same update with nothing extra to install and nothing extra to pay.
On a plane, on the underground, in a waiting room with no signal — all of it works the same.
English, Arabic, German, Spanish, French, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Portuguese, Russian and Turkish, with proper right-to-left layout for Arabic.
Every ad is one you choose to watch: a short video, offered in exchange for something you wanted. Nothing plays between rounds, during play, or when the app opens. And if you would rather skip the videos, a single small purchase gives you every reward instantly, including in every game added later.