Moto Rush
Strike District
Skyshot Slugger
The newest games, in a few lines
The two newest: Crazy Eights, the classic card game where an 8 names a new suit, against the computer, online or a friend, and Letter Lark, a word wheel puzzle whose words drop into a little crossword, with 300 levels and a Daily wheel.
The latest games lean towards action. Strike District is a 2D arcade fighter: four fighters, six city arenas and best-of-three rounds against the computer, a player online or a friend you invite. Moto Rush puts you on a motorbike on three city routes, leaning through the bends and saving the nitro for the straights; a race with friends takes up to six riders. Skyshot Slugger is a home run derby in a 3D ballpark, where timing beats strength, and Cinderpoint is a first-person arena shooter against five computer runners in three arenas.
For a calmer evening there is Fizzwell, a climbing platformer in which you run and bounce off the walls of an old well ahead of the rising Fizz, and Bingo, 75-ball bingo just for fun with one to four cards and a Daily Bingo that gives everyone the same calls. Two puzzles for every day came just before them: Crossword, with a new daily grid and 150 puzzles whose clues we wrote ourselves, and Memory, the pairs game with 72 levels, a computer opponent and online play.
A week earlier came Plush Pluck, a claw machine with 24 original plush and two free tries a day, the lasso game Dustup Ranch, the laser battle royale Beamfall, the five-dice game Pip Parlor, 54 holes of Mini Golf, 8-Ball and 9-Ball in Lamplight Billiards, Ludo for two to four players, and two calm puzzles: the screw puzzle Tinker Tumble and the tile match Lagoon Lineup.
How a game gets here
Every game on AllFun Games is our own: we design, build, draw and test each one ourselves. Before a game goes live it is checked on phone, tablet and computer screens, upright and sideways, and the rules of our card and board games are checked by automated tests. On the day it launches it gets a tile on the home page with a New badge, a page of its own that explains how to play, and a guide with the rules and tips.
This page follows the home page. The newest game comes first, and a game leaves this list when its New badge does. A new game joins the library most weeks: some are fresh takes on classics, like bingo or a crossword, and others are ideas of our own, like roping a herd on a Wild West street. If there is a game you would like us to make next, tell us. Looking for the games most people start with? See our popular games.
New games to play with friends
Eight of these games have Play Online, for a quick match with another player, and Play a friend, which sends a link that opens your table in your friend's browser: Crazy Eights, Strike District, Moto Rush, Memory, Pip Parlor, Mini Golf, Lamplight Billiards and Ludo. Memory, Pip Parlor and Ludo also work on one device passed between you. Every game for two is on our two player games page.
Questions and answers
How often are new games added?
Most weeks. Each new game appears at the top of this page and on the home page with a New badge.
Are the new games free?
Yes, all of them. Puzzles and solitaire never need coins, and the arcade and sport games use free play coins: every new player gets 800, and you get more every day and for playing. Coins never have any cash value.
Do I need to download anything?
No. Every game runs in the browser you already have, on a phone, a tablet or a computer. You can add AllFun Games to your home screen to open it like an app.
Where can I learn the rules of a new game?
Each one has a guide: tap Rules and tips on its card above, or open our game guides.