Dungeon Deck

Fishy is an arcade game to eat smaller fishes and survive.

Platform
Web browserControls
Move with arrow keys.

Tongits is a three-player card game that is still in the Rummy family. The objective of the game is to empty your hand cards by forming sets(melds) or minimize the total score when a fight is called or when the central stack is empty. Each player will be dealt 12 cards while the dealer gets 13, and the rest of the cards are left as a draw card. The game begins when the dealer dumps a card. The next person can either pick up the disposed card if that card makes a set or adds to a set they already have or get one from the central stack. Collect hand combinations and dump unnecessary cards. The picking and discarding of cards goes on until someone wins by Tongits, calls a fight, or until the central stack runs out of cards. If this happens, the players tally the points of the cards they have in hand, and the one with the lowest wins. To call a fight, the player needs to put down a meld on the table, and no player drops any card on any of their melds in that round. If the player can use all of their cards in combinations by connecting to opponents’ or the exposed card sets, or if the player gets rid of all their cards, then the player wins by Tongits. Have fun with your friends, enjoy exciting moments, and relieve your stress every day!
Features

3 Player Modes
Advanced AI, and they won't be easy to beat
Play with your friends and family
Compete against friends & other players and climb up the leaderboard
Online multiplayer, where you can play with real players around the world
Create a Private Room and Invite Friends
Tons of Achievements

Release Date
January 2024 (Android, iOS, and WebGL)
Developer
DroidVeda LLP developed Tongits.
Platforms

Web browser
Android
iOS
Last UpdatedJan 05, 2024Controls
Use the left mouse button to play the game.

Hearts: Classic is an online version of the traditional card in which you are trying to avoid scoring points as the game ends when a player reaches 100 points. If you are new to the game of Hearts, then there is a handy rulebook that helps you through the game teaching you tips and how to avoid losing the game.
You are playing against three other players, learn how to become good at the game, and outsmart all of your opponents to win. Enjoy this online cards game where ever you are and relax as the rules are simple and the flow through the game is straightforward. Have fun!
Release Date
October 2018
Features

An online Hearts game
Rules to help you familiarize yourself with the game
Clean interface

Platforms
Web browser (desktop and mobile)Controls
Use the left mouse button to play

Friday Night Funkin’ is a casual music game that combines 80s nostalgic visuals with music battles. At its heart, it’s a rap duel simulator: you take the role of Boyfriend, a determined wannabe rapper, who faces off against opponents to prove he is worthy of dating Girlfriend, who’s there the whole time, cheering you on from the speakers. The pressure is on. To be a successful rapper, you will need to follow screen prompts, perfect your timing and pattern recognition, and most importantly, never let the beat mmm drop. Friday Night Funkin' ReviewedWe love dancing and music games in our family. Friday Night Funkin is a great free rhythm game where you press buttons in time with music tracks like the classic Dance Dance Revolution machines found in the 1990s arcade. The kids love it because it's silly and retro and I like the fact that it has a fan-made feel rather than the commercial dance games that cost a lot of money.Review by FamilyGamingDatabase.How to Play Friday Night Funkin’The main movement in Friday Night Funkin’ is to follow the colored arrows that scroll up and down the screen. Watch for when stationary markers overlap, and press the matching arrow key (or WASD keys) as soon as you see them overlap. Seems simple enough, but the first few rounds will have you questioning your rhythm. With every successful match, Boyfriend gets to sing. With every arrow you miss, Boyfriend’s health score drops, quickly hurting his chances of surviving, let alone winning. When you actually get to battle, this is your time to shine and belt out the tunes. If you’re not familiar with music battles, they're similar to any other type of duel competition, but with a twist: your weapons are your words and tunes. You take turns with the opponent, and sometimes you sing together in unison.You will hear classic songs like Dance Dance Revolution or Guitar Hero, and the objective is to sustain as many notes as possible, holding the arrows, sometimes for their entire duration. You can add variety, which is recommended, as it will boost your score if performed well. Get it wrong, and you will feel the heat on stage. Difficulty LevelsDepending on your skill level as a digital singer, you can choose from three levels of difficulty in Friday Night Funkin’: easy, normal, and hard. The more complex the level, the faster the arrows and the sequences become.Friday Night Funkin' Game ModesThe demo version of Friday Night Funkin’ includes:Story Mode. This mode takes you on a music battle journey with themed “weeks” of music, each featuring three or more songs against a pretty unique opponent. To win a week, you must clear all its tracks in a row.Free Play. This mode lets you practice individual songs so you can get some solo time in the studio to get ready for the more important battles.Friday Night Funkin' Story ModeIn Story Mode, you will follow Boyfriend on a weekly basis. He wants to win Girlfriend’s heart, but first must prove himself over time. Each week is designed with its own setting, opponent style, and themed soundtrack.Week 1: Daddy Dearest, Girlfriend’s rockstar father.Week 2: Skid & Pump, costumed kids from the Newgrounds series Spooky Month.Week 3: Pico, an old Newgrounds mascot and Boyfriend’s hinted ex.Week 4: Mommy Mearest, Girlfriend’s pop-star mother.Week 5: A Christmas mall showdown with both parents and a sinister monster.Week 6: Senpai, a cursed character in a retro dating sim setting.Week 7: Tankman, a military parody character with sharp humor.Weekend 1: Pico takes the spotlight against Darnell, complete with animated cutscenes.Health and ScoringYou have a health gauge at the bottom of the screen with a “tug-of-war” health bar. The more notes you get, the more the bar pushes toward your side. The more notes you lose, the more the bar swings toward your rival. Lose all your health, and the song ends with your head hung low. However, if you survive the track, hold it high, because that will win you the round. Now, if you know anything about performing in front of people, you know that a good performance is not about “surviving on stage” but about thriving. Each note in Friday Night Funkin’ has a score based on how accurately the note was held. Hit the note perfectly, and expect a “sick” score. Some songs are easier than others, so take advantage of those to rack up your scores. However, you will be rewarded generously for the more difficult songs.Strategies and TipsUse both hands to manage all the controls. Split the controls between left and right hands to hit simultaneous notes. Imagine dancing with only one foot. It’s not gonna win you a competition.Follow the patterns, and focus less on the arrows. When you need to mirror an opponent’s sequence, this will help.Follow the rhythm. Every song has a strong beat or melody. Let the rhythm guide your timing instead of relying only on visuals.Practice in Free Play. This is a lifesaver when it comes to more difficult songs. Practice them at a lower difficulty to master them. Friday Night Funkin’ MusicComposed by Kawai Sprite, Friday Night Funkin’s soundtrack will have you moving and grooving in your swivel chair from the get-go. Each week brings a distinct style of music from funky hip-hop to spooky organ synths, electro-pop club beats, and even militaristic chiptune rock. This is a crash course in funk.You may be familiar with a few of the tracks, like “M.I.L.F” and “Ugh” that became a viral sensation online. Ongoing DevelopmentFNF is an open-source game with an active development community and plenty of fan-made mods that expand the gameplay. In addition to mods made by avid fans, the developers recently added week 7 to the game and plan on turning it into a 'full-ass game' at some point in the future.Friday Night Funkin is not available on mobile devices yet, but it will be at some point in the future since the Kickstarter got funded! This version of the game is open-source on GitHub and available under the Apache 2.0 license. More Games Like ThisRhythm games are great fun to play solo or with your friends. The mechanics are simple, and whether you succeed often depends on your sense of rhythm and visual cues. If you enjoyed this game, you can browse our selection of casual games or try Geometry Dash, another tricky game where following rhythmic cues is essential.You can also check out fun games like Snow Rider or World's Hardest Game.FeaturesOriginal music with a range of influences from nu-jazz to Vocaloid dance beatsExtensive career mode with plenty of unique charactersVarious difficulty modes are available to suit your rhythmic abilityCool 90s B-Boy visualsAlso known as FNFRelease DateNovember 2020Developersninjamuffin99 - ProgrammerPhantomArcade3K and Evilsk8r - ArtKawai Sprite - MusicianYou can support the developers here.PlatformWeb browserControlsWASD or arrow keys to play+ and - to increase/decrease the volume0 to muteEnter to selectESC to go backLicenseApache 2.0FAQWhat is Boyfriend's name in Friday Night Funkin'?Boyfriend's name is simply 'Boyfriend', as stated by the developers.Where can I listen to the Friday Night Funkin' soundtrack?KawaiSprite has a bandcamp where you can listen to the Friday Night Funkin' soundtrack.What is Friday Night Funkin' vs Whitty?Whitty is a popular mod for Friday Night Funkin' starring Whitmore, a hot-headed rockstar who has beef with your girlfriend's parents.Is Friday Night Funkin' free?Yes! It is free to play in your web browser without having to download anything. Who made Friday Night Funkin’?Friday Night Funkin’ was created in 2020 by programmer Cameron “ninjamuffin99” Taylor with artists PhantomArcade and evilsk8r, and composer Kawai Sprite.When did Friday Night Funkin’ come out?Friday Night Funkin’ was first released as a prototype on October 5, 2020 for Ludum Dare 47.What is Friday Night Funkin’?Friday Night Funkin’ is a free rhythm-based indie game where players help Boyfriend win rap battles against quirky opponents by pressing the correct keys in time with the music.Where to play Friday Night Funkin’?You can play Friday Night Funkin’ online for free at CrazyGames.comGameplay Video

Spider Solitaire is a timeless card puzzle where strategy and precision lead to victory. Arrange cards in descending order from King to Ace within the same suit to clear the tableau. Move and stack cards carefully to reveal hidden ones, planning each move to minimize mistakes. When all suits are completed and the table is cleared, you win the game. Aim for the fewest moves to earn the highest score.Game TypeSpider Solitaire can be played with 3 types of suits:1-Suit is played with only one suit (Spades).2-Suit is played with two suits (Spades and Hearts).4-Suit is played with four suits (Spades, Hearts, Clubs, and Diamonds).All Suit Games follow Spider Solitaire Classic rules. Do you like classic and fun games? Do you enjoy playing other types of solitaire like Klondike, Pyramid solitaire, and FreeCell solitaire? Features Clean and user-friendly designs.Big and easy-to-see cards.Drag and drop functionality for moving cards.Beautiful Spider Solitaire experience inspired by the classic Solitaire game.- Unlimited undo feature.Unlimited smart Hint assistance.Landscape orientation support.Card highlighting to indicate movable cards.3 suit varieties: 1 suit (Easy), 2 suits (Medium), and 4 suits (Hard).Mixed suit Option to complete a row even if all the cards are not from the same suit.Realistic card sound effects.Phone and tablet support for an optimal gaming experience.Statistics page displaying the best score and best moves.ControlsMouse = interact with the game UI

Obby: Hide and Seek, Battle Royale is a playful action game where you can run, hide, and transform into anything around you to escape detection. Explore huge levels filled with secrets, use pets and magic equipment like invisibility, freezing, or acceleration to outsmart rivals, and level up your character for stronger abilities. Switch roles to search for hidden players, complete daily quests, and unlock all kinds of fun skins.ControlsDesktopWASD = moveSpace = jump C = crouchMouse hover = rotate cameraLeft mouse button = catch or use the equipmentMobileLeft joystick = move Swipe at the right side of the screen = rotate camera

Parrot Simulator is another episode of the animal simulator series from CyberGoldFinch. This time, you live the life of a parrot on a beautiful tropical island full of its inhabitants.
Release Date
December 2020
Developer
CyberGoldfinch developed Parrot Simulator. You should also check the other animal simulator games, such as Dragon Simulator and Wolf Simulator.
Platforms

Web browser
Android
Controls

W, A, S, D or arrows - move
Space bar - take off
E - jump/fly up
Q - fly down
Left mouse button - attack
H - hide interface
L - lock/unlock cursor
Gamepad support!

Link is a puzzle game where you connect dots with other dots of the same color. Connect all the dots to complete the puzzle. Beware! Pipes can break if they criss-cross! Enjoy this addictive puzzle game!
Release Date
November 2022
Developer
Link is made by PlayWorks Digital.
Platform
Web browserLast UpdatedFeb 07, 2023ControlsLeft-click = select a color. Move your mouse to move the linkArrow keys = moveEnter = selectBackspace = backI = hint

2048 is a single-player sliding tile puzzle game developed by Gabriele Cirulli. Merge tiles with the same power of 2 to get the total sum. The goal is to keep merging tiles this way until you reach 2048!My kids enjoy the simple challenge of merging the numbers to clear space and stay alive. It’s great to see them figure out strategies to merge bigger and bigger numbers efficiently. They don’t realize it, but they are learning to make quick additions. There’s also a lot of geographical thinking ahead to avoid making a move that gets you stuck. Review by FamilyGamingDatabase.How to Play 2048The game begins on a simple 4x4 grid, with two numbered tiles appearing at random spots. Each tile is either a 2 or a 4. You will need to slide these tiles around the board and merge matching numbers until you eventually create the ultimate 2048 tile. It's not easy at first, but once you discover the patterns and better understand the rules of the game, you will find a solid rhythm you can keep going back to.Moves are easy to make. All you need to do is swipe or press the arrow keys to slide the tiles in one direction or another. Note that every move you make shifts the entire board; this means that all tiles travel until they hit either the wall or another tile.If two tiles of the same number collide, they merge into a single tile with double the value. For example, a 2 and a 2 combine to form a 4, two 4s become an 8, and so on. After each move, a new tile, again a 2 or a 4, appears on the board, slowly filling up the empty spaces.Use your arrow keys to move all the tiles in the specified direction. Note that every time you move, another two are spawned into the game. When two tiles with the same number touch, they merge into one, doubling the value.Consider your movements and avoid sliding tiles around haphazardly. Strategy is key in this game. The board keeps filling up each time you move! If the board fills all the way without you reaching 2048, it's game over.The challenge is pretty much keeping the board from filling up completely. If there are no more moves left (no empty spaces and no adjacent matches), the game is over. The further you go, the more challenging it becomes to manage the board, as high-value tiles start to crowd out smaller numbers you still need for merging.Keep your higher-value tiles tucked away in one corner, build around them, and resist the temptation of false merges. Think a few steps ahead: merging a pair might look good now, but it could also block future moves.What is 2048?2048 is an open-source puzzle game with math elements where players slide numerical tiles around a grid to create larger numbers. The game took the world by storm in March 2014 when it was released, surprising the developer who had made it in just a weekend. Thanks to the open-source project, many variations have been created and distributed since then. The 2048 game on this page is the original, but you can find more versions below.History of 2048When 2048 first made its way onto the game scene, it may have seemed familiar to some players. The game drew its inspiration from Threes, an iOS game released around the same time. According to a post in The Guardian, Gabriele Cirulli, the creator of 2048, openly acknowledged the similarity, stating, "Threes is the reason 2048 exists". The clones soon started pouring in, but 2048's gameplay seemed to have created a loyal following, leaving its imitators in its wake.Tips & TricksFocus on the edge of the grid. You want the highest number in a lovely corner for easy access. Keep making the larger numbers around that corner so you can combine them when they match. If you end up with the higher numbers towards the middle, you can quickly get lost with inaccessible numbers, and eventually, you will have to start a new game.More Games Like ThisIf you’re a fan of puzzle games and enjoy a good brain workout, you’re in luck! Try Word Wipe, where you frantically clear words before time runs out, or Word Search, where you look for words in a sea of scrambled letters.For a different twist, 10x10 will have you scratching your head as you fit pieces like a puzzled Tetris master. And if you love word games, Word Scramble will have you rearranging letters so much that you’ll start dreaming in anagrams. Dive into these brain teasers and prepare for some serious fun!Other versions of 2048Check out our 2048 games for more versions of this web classic! You can play a unique version of 2048 online in Cubes 2048.io, or play the delicious sushi variation of the original in Sushi Drop.DeveloperGabriele Cirulli created 2048. It is based on 1024 by Veewo Studio and is conceptually similar to Threes by Asher Vollmer.Release DateMarch 2014PlatformsThis game with puzzling tiles is available in a browser and works on any device (including iOS and Android smartphones).ControlsYou can move the tiles using the arrow keys or by swiping. FAQWhat is 2048?2048 is an open-source puzzle game with math elements, where players slide numerical tiles around a grid to create larger numbers.What is the trick to winning 2048?One key to winning 2048 is to keep high numbers in a corner for easy access. Any corner will do, as long as you keep the row filled so you can continue moving tiles while still protecting your highest value.
If you end up with the higher numbers towards the middle, you can quickly get lost with inaccessible numbers, and eventually, you will have to start a new game.Why is 2048 so addictive?Puzzle games, like 2048, are often addictive due to their simple game mechanics and incremental rewards, which keep you playing for long stretches while maintaining a level of calmness.How do you win 2048?2048 is a puzzle game based on strategy. If you want to win, try to keep your high-numbered tiles aside in a corner and create a descending pattern of numbers. This will help you get to 2048 quicker.Gameplay Video

Celtic Mahjong Solitaire is a mahjong game with a Solitaire variation ruleset. Match tiles with each other to remove them from the board, but make sure that both tiles have a free space on either their left or right side (you won't be able to highlight them otherwise as it's an invalid move). Clear the board in as little time as possible and try to beat the high score!
Platform
Web browser (desktop and mobile)Controls

Tap / left click = select tile