The games you keep coming back to

Some games you play once. Others you play every day. This is where the replay favourites live, sorted by how they feel.

What makes a game a regular

A favourite is not about flash. It is about the pull of one more round. Here is what the replay games tend to share.

Easy to start

The best repeat games teach you in one try. You hit Play and the rules make sense right away.
Hard to put down

One more run always feels close. A short round and a clear goal keep you coming back.
Fair to lose

When you miss, you know why. That makes the next try feel like your call, not bad luck.
Fun on any screen

Phone, tablet or desktop. A true favourite plays just as well on the bus as at your desk.

Our six genres, side by side. Each meter compares them to each other, from one bar to five. Pick the feel you want, then play.

Genres compared by session length, pace and depth, on a scale of one to five
Genre	Best for	Play
Arcade	A five-minute break	Play Arcade games
Action	Fast reflex runs	Play Action games
Racing	Chasing a cleaner lap	Play Racing games
Platforming	Nailing tricky jumps	Play Platforming games
Logic	Slow, sharp thinking	Play Logic games
Sports	Quick match wins	Play Sports games

Most repeat play comes in quick bursts. A round of arcade on a coffee break. One more lap before bed.

That is why every game here runs in the browser with no download. The gap between "I want to play" and playing is a single tap.

Do I need an account to replay a game?

No. Every game opens in your browser for free. Just hit Play and go again as often as you like.

Does this page show live play counts?

No. We do not post play numbers here. Instead we compare our genres by feel, so you can pick the right game for your mood.

Can I use a favourite in a contest?

Yes, when it is part of this week's contest. Contests are skill-based. There is no real money and no pay-to-win.