Frequently asked questions

Choose a game from the homepage, catalog or a collection. On its detail page, read the guide and select Start game. Some games then have their own Play or Start button.

You do not need a player account or a separate game installation. The games load in your browser. An internet connection is needed to load the site and game files; offline play is not guaranteed.

Use Home in the header, the site logo, or Back to home on category and game detail pages. All games opens the catalog, and Collections groups games by category. On smaller screens, select Menu to reveal the navigation.

Some games have touch controls and others work best with a keyboard or mouse. Read the Controls section on the game's detail page and the game's own help menu. A responsive website does not mean every included game supports every device.

Start the game and click or tap inside its frame before using the keyboard. Check the game's guide for its keys and make sure it is not paused. If the embedded view is awkward, use Open in a new tab after starting the game.

Look for a sound, mute or settings control inside the game. Your browser may wait for a click or tap before allowing audio. Check your device volume as well. Sound controls differ between games.

Some games store scores or preferences in your browser, while others do not save progress. There is no site account or shared cloud save. Saves may be unavailable on another device, browser or domain, and private browsing can discard them.

Clearing this site's data may remove locally saved scores, preferences or progress. Browser storage settings can also prevent games from remembering them. Check before clearing data you want to keep.

After starting a game, Restart game reloads its frame. A game may also have an internal restart or new-game option. Reloading does not necessarily erase saved scores or preferences, and may discard an unfinished round.

Check your connection, refresh the page and select Start game again. Try a current browser and, if available, Open in a new tab. Browser restrictions or extensions can affect games; if the issue persists, send us the game name, device, browser and steps that led to the problem.

Try rotating your device or opening the game in a new tab. Some games are designed for a particular orientation or input method. Changing browser zoom may also help, but device compatibility varies.

Try reloading the affected page. To help us investigate, tell us your browser, whether automatic translation was enabled and the navigation steps you took. Translation is useful diagnostic context; it does not by itself establish the cause of a display problem.

The catalog includes games from the mashukui web-games collection and LittleJS Arcade. Each detail page identifies its creator, upstream project and source revision. The game creators retain ownership of their work.

Consult the original license and component notices before reusing anything. Code, fonts and artwork may have different requirements. The Game Licenses page groups the included games by source and provides the original records.

Visit Contact Us for the contact address and reporting guidance. Include the game or page URL and enough detail to reproduce or review the issue. Please avoid sending unrelated sensitive information.