What is the difference between a category and a genre?
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Games are sorted on two levels. A category is the broad shelf: Board & Card games, Puzzle games, Action games and Arcade games. A genre is the specific kind of game inside it, such as chess, sudoku, solitaire or mini golf. Open either to see its games together, then open a game for how to play, the controls and tips. Every game is free to play online in your browser, with no download and no account.
Which category fits what you want to play?
Board & Card games are for a match against the computer or, in many of them, a friend: 
Boxwood Chess, 
Goldfield Solitaire. Puzzle games are for thinking at your own pace: 
Ninefold Sudoku, 
Kaolin Mahjong.
Action games ask for reflexes: 
Arcline Racing, 
Voidwake Space Shooter. Arcade games are short rounds where you chase a better score: 
Baize Pool, 
Niblick Mini Golf.
Which lists group games by how you play them?
The game lists on this page group games by the situation: Online games with friends for a match over a room link, 2 player games for one screen or keyboard, Family games for a mixed table, and Games for your phone.
New games and Trending show the latest and the most played, All games is the catalog from A to Z, and the search box finds a game by name, genre or category.
Frequently asked questions
Does every genre have its own page?
Only genres with at least three games do; smaller ones show on this page as plain labels. Some genres, such as strategy or roguelike, cut across more than one category.
Which category has the games I can play with a friend?
More than one. The Online games with friends list collects them in one place, split by category.
Are the games in every category free?
Yes. Every game is free to play in the browser of a phone, a tablet or a computer, with no download and no account.