Games
Quick games to play between quizzes. No sign-up, no download.
A growing range of games that mix entertainment and learning, each built to be picked up in a spare minute: a choice game with no right answers, a word game against the clock, a flag round where thinking too long costs you points — and more on the way. Everything runs in your browser.
Would You Rather
Two options. One choice. Then find out who chose like you.
Pick the red side or the blue side, then see the split across everyone who has played. There are no right answers — only the ones that surprise you.
Scrambled Letters
The letters are all there. They are just in the wrong order.
Pick a category or take them at random, then unscramble ten words against the clock. CANRFE is FRANCE. NADAAC is CANADA. The faster you get it, the more it is worth.
Guess the Flag
Ten flags. Four answers each. The clock is the scoreboard.
Every flag is worth up to 1,000 points, and the points drain away while you think. Get it wrong and you score nothing at all. A perfect round is 10,000.
Pick One Kick One
Two things. Keep one, kick the other.
No scenarios, no rules, just two things side by side. Burger or pizza. Chihuahua or pug. Pick fast and see how the rest of the country voted.
Which one should I play?
- Would You Rather is the one to open if you have thirty seconds and no energy. There is nothing to get right, and the interesting part is seeing how the vote splits once you have committed.
- Pick One Kick One is the same idea stripped back further: two things, keep one, kick the other. No scenarios to read, so it moves as fast as you can tap.
- Scrambled Letters rewards a decent vocabulary and a bit of patience. Pick a pack you already know something about — the hints are there to nudge you, not to carry you.
- Guess the Flag is the competitive one. Speed is the whole scoreboard, so the difference between a good round and a great one is whether you trust your first instinct.
Questions
Do I need an account to play?
No. Every game here is free to open and play without signing up. An account only adds your best score to the leaderboards and keeps it after you close the tab.
Do the games work on a phone?
Yes. All of them are built for touch first, so tapping tiles and answers works the same on a phone as it does with a mouse.
Are the games free?
Yes. Every game is free to play, with no limits on how many rounds you can do, and new ones are added over time.
Can I play them offline?
Not at the moment. The games load from the site each time, and the two choice games need a connection to show you how everyone else voted.