Five kinds of puzzle
Match and clear. Lagoon Lineup is a tile matching puzzle: tap sea-treasure tiles off a layered pile into a tray of seven places, and every three of a kind pop. Gems is a match 3 game on an eight-by-eight board, where four in a line makes a Blaster, an L or a T a Bomb, and five a Prism. Blocks hands you three pieces at a time to fit on an 8×8 board; a full row or column clears, nothing falls and there is no timer. Memory is the classic pairs game: turn two cards, remember what you saw and clear the board.
Logic and numbers. Sudoku grades each puzzle by the techniques it needs, from simple singles on Easy to the X-Wing on Expert, and its hints say why a number goes where it does. Mines is our minesweeper-style puzzle: the first tap is always safe, and a No-guess switch makes every board solvable by logic alone. Merge drops numbered blocks down five columns; two equal blocks join and double, and every step of a chain scores more.
Sort and pack. Sort is a ball sort puzzle of 500 levels, from three colours up to twelve. Tinker Tumble is a screw puzzle: take the bolts out into tins of their colour and watch the plates tumble away. Pack the Suitcase asks you to turn and fold travel things until the bag is exactly full.
Cooking, words and quizzes. In Ladle Lane you swipe ingredients in recipe order to serve each customer before their patience runs out. Pinch & Plate builds plates from a deck of 39 ingredients to match each guest's taste. Crossword fits a classic crossword on a phone, 5×5 to 13×13, with clues we wrote ourselves. Trivia asks ten questions a round in twelve categories, and Flags & Capitals covers all 195 countries, with a Learn mode that brings back the ones you missed.
Every level can be solved
Our levels are checked before you see them. Every Sort level was solved by our solver, and its par is the number of moves it needed. Lagoon Lineup and Tinker Tumble build each level backwards from a way to clear it. Pack the Suitcase is made from a real packing, every Sudoku has exactly one answer, and each Ladle Lane level was played many times to make sure it can be won with moves to spare.
When you are stuck, each game has helpers of its own: Undo in Sort, Sudoku and Pack the Suitcase, the Hammer in Gems and Merge, the Drill in Tinker Tumble, 50/50 in the quizzes.
A daily puzzle, the same for everyone
Twelve of these games give every player the same puzzle each day: Lagoon Lineup, Tinker Tumble, Sudoku, Mines, Crossword, Letter Lark, Memory, Pack the Suitcase, Ladle Lane, Pinch & Plate, Trivia and Flags & Capitals. Play on days in a row to build a streak. The daily Sudoku climbs through the week, Easy on Monday to Expert on Sunday, and the daily Mines board never needs a guess. For techniques, read our guides to sudoku techniques, Mines, crosswords and Memory, or see all our game guides.
Questions and answers
Are these puzzle games free?
Yes. None of them needs coins to play, there is nothing to download and no account to make. Coins you win are shared with every AllFun game and have no money value.
Is my progress saved?
Yes, on your device: levels, stars and streaks stay when you close the page. With a free account they follow you to your other devices.
Which puzzle is the most relaxing?
Sort and Blocks. Neither has a timer, and nothing falls or runs out while you think.
Can I play with a keyboard on a computer?
Every puzzle works with a mouse. Sudoku and Crossword also take the keyboard: in Sudoku the arrow keys move, 1 to 9 place a number and N switches notes. In Mines, right-click plants a flag.
Do the puzzles work on a small phone?
Yes. They are made for a phone first. In Mines, the Medium and Hard boards get a little smaller on a small screen, so the tiles stay easy to tap.