Every game here, sorted by how it plays.
Six categories covering the twenty originals and the licensed catalogue. Each one is short enough to read in full, which is the point of a category rather than a search box.
Action & arcade
Games where something is always moving, and where the run ends the moment you stop paying attention.
Browse this category 3 gamesKids & family
Titles built for young players, and the first place to look if you are handing over a device.
Browse this category 4 gamesMemory, words & numbers
Games that ask you to hold something in your head and then give it back correctly.
Browse this category 3 gamesPrecision & skill
Games where being nearly right is the same as being wrong, and the retry is instant.
Browse this category 6 gamesPuzzle
Games with an unambiguous state — solved or not solved — and no timer you did not ask for.
Browse this category 3 gamesReflex & timing
Games decided by a fraction of a second, where the entire skill is knowing when to press.
Browse this categoryWhy six categories and not thirty
A category is only useful if it is short enough to read. With twenty-six titles across the whole catalogue, a taxonomy of thirty genres would produce pages holding one game each, which is worse than having no categories at all — the page looks empty and the game is no easier to find.
So the games are grouped by the thing a player actually chooses on: whether they want something that moves constantly, something to solve, something decided by timing, something to remember, something that demands accuracy, or something safe to hand to a child.
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