Which game should we add next?
We keep adding games, and you help decide which. Tap I want this on the games you would play, or tell us about a game we do not have yet. A person reads every idea.
Daily puzzles
A new one every day, the same for everyone, in large print.
- SudokuNumbers 1 to 9, every row, column and box
- Word SearchFind the hidden words, large letters
- Mini CrosswordA small daily crossword, five minutes
- CryptogramCrack the code to read a famous quote
- Word GridMake words from a grid of letters
- NonogramsFill the squares to reveal a picture
- Jigsaw PuzzlesA daily picture in 24 to 200 pieces
Party and club night
For a room full of people: a big screen and everyone on their phone.
- BuncoThe dice party game with tables and teams
- BingoCards on phones, a caller on the big screen
- Nostalgia TriviaQuestions about the songs, shows and news of years past
More card games
Classics that families and clubs still play every week.
- Bid WhistPartners, bidding and the joker trumps
- Spite and MaliceRace to empty your pay-off pile
- Pitch (Setback)High, low, jack and game
- Five HundredBid tricks with the joker as the top trump
- SheepsheadThe Wisconsin favorite with the queens on top
- BridgeContract bridge with friendly partners
- Tile RummyRuns and groups of numbered tiles
More solitaire
One more quiet game for the morning coffee.
- CanfieldThe old casino solitaire with a reserve pile
- YukonLike Klondike, but you can move any face-up group
- Forty ThievesTwo decks, a real challenge
- ScorpionBuild suits in columns, Spider style
With the grandkids
Easy games to play together over a link, each on their own screen.
- Go FishAsk for cards and make books
- Old MaidDo not get stuck with the odd card
- WarFlip and compare, the simplest card game
- MemoryTurn two cards and find the pairs
- LudoRace your four pieces home
- Snakes and LaddersClimb up, slide down
- Tic-tac-toeThree in a row
Dominoes and boards
More for the kitchen table.
- Chicken FootDominoes where doubles grow three branches
- All Fives (Muggins)Score when the ends add up to five
- Texas 42The trick-taking domino game of Texas
- Nine Men's MorrisMake a mill of three and take a piece
A game we do not have
Your family's favorite, a game from where you grew up, or your house rules for one we have. Tell us its name and, if you like, how you play it.