Mini games
A mini game is one you can finish before you have decided whether you wanted to play it. No install, no tutorial, no account, and no save file waiting to guilt you tomorrow. You open it, you get a number, you stop.
Everything here runs in the browser on any phone. A round is seconds rather than minutes, so these work in the gaps: a queue, a lift, the bit of a break left after you have made tea.
Open one, play it now
- Whack-a-MoleBonk moles, dodge bombs. 20s.
- Bottle FlipFlip on green. Land it upright.
- Steady HandSteer the dot. Don't touch the walls.
- Tap Speed10 seconds. Tap as fast as you can. What's your CPS?
- Perfect CircleDraw a circle in one swipe. How perfect can you get?
- Reaction RushHow fast are your thumbs?
What makes a game a mini game
Three things, and the third is the one people miss. It starts instantly, with no download and no sign-up. A round is short enough that stopping is easy, so you never feel trapped. And it gives you one number at the end, which is what makes it worth sending to somebody. Whack-a-Mole runs twenty seconds flat. Bottle Flip ends the moment you miss. Steady Hand has no timer at all and still finishes in under a minute, because a wall is always coming.
Questions people ask
- What counts as a mini game?
- A game with a round measured in seconds, no install and no account. You open a link and you are playing.
- Do I need to download anything?
- No. Every game here runs in the browser on any phone.
- Are they free?
- Yes, and there is no sign-up to play.
- Can I play them with friends?
- Yes. Everyone opens the same link on their own phone and compares scores afterwards.