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Cat passengers board and leave a hand-drawn tram at a mountain stop in Short Trip.Cats aboard a mountain tramGameplay screenshot: Yorimichi Playlist editorial team / Game and artwork: Alexander Perrin
Web5-minute sessions

Short Trip

By Alexander Perrin

Drive a tram through hand-drawn mountains with left and right controls, picking up cat passengers at stops and taking them to their destinations in this free interactive illustration for the web.

A 2048 board with a score of 104, two 16 tiles and one 8 tile during gameplay.Merge matching numbers to double themGameplay screenshot: Yorimichi Playlist editorial team / Creator: Gabriele Cirulli
Web / JavaScriptNo fixed session length

2048

By Gabriele Cirulli

Slide the tiles on a 4 x 4 board up, down, left or right. Merge matching numbers to double them from 2 to 4 to 8, and work toward 2048 in this number puzzle.

Gameplay footage from *The Final Earth 2* showing a wood-cutting facility and a stone-quarrying facility, with stats displayed as 46 wood, 14 stone, and 3 inhabitants.From a single ship to a cityGameplay footage captured by: Yorimichi Playlist Editorial Department / Created by: Florian van Strien / Music by: Stijn Cappetijn
WebApprox. 1 hour or more

The Final Earth 2

By Florian van Strien

A free space-colony management game where you start with a single exploration ship and build up resource facilities, housing, and research infrastructure, while organizing the work and daily lives of your colonists.

A gameplay screenshot from *Universal Paperclips* after clicking "Make Paperclip" once: 1 paperclip produced, $0.25 in available funds, and 999 inches of wire remaining.Starting with a single paperclipGameplay footage: Yorimichi Playlist Editorial Department / Created by: Frank Lantz / Published by: Everybody House Games
WebEstimated time: 4–6 hours

Universal Paperclips

By Frank Lantz

A free incremental game in which you play as an AI tasked with manufacturing paperclips—starting from manual, one-by-one production and expanding into a complex system involving pricing, demand, and automated manufacturing.

Gameplay footage from *Canabalt*: a character, 8 meters into their run, sprints to the right along a corridor inside a building.One-Button DashFootage captured by: Yorimichi Playlist Editorial Department / Game: Adam Saltsman / Music: Danny Baranowsky / HTML5 Port: Cameron Taylor
BrowserQuick sessions

Canabalt

By Adam Saltsman

A free endless runner in which you guide a character—who automatically sprints through a crumbling city—using only a single button to jump.

Gameplay screenshot of Hextris: a score of 9, with blue, yellow, and red blocks stacked around the central hexagon.Six-way puzzleGameplay captured by: Yorimichi Playlist Editorial Department / Created by: Logan Engstrom, Garrett Finucane, Noah Moroze, Michael Yang
HTML5From just a few minutes

Hextris

By Logan Engstrom, Garrett Finucane, Noah Moroze, Michael Yang

A free high-score puzzle game where you rotate a central hexagon to catch falling colors, clearing them by connecting three or more of the same color.

An official gameplay screenshot from *Purrgatory* showing a white garden with a withered tree and a text window.A detour in the afterlifeImage provided by the developer (Niv) / Platform: itch.io
HTML5 / WindowsSeveral hours

purrgatory

By Niv

A visual novel lasting several hours, in which you navigate an afterlife using a point-and-click interface, engaging in conversations with seven residents and helping them with their individual tasks.

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Free browser games and indie gamesWith every card you flip,
the blood wager increases.

Avoid the vampire hidden among the nine cards and decide how many numbered cards you dare to reveal. It’s a compact card game centered on the choice: keep going, or walk away?

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A game state from the first round of *High Stakes*: an '8' has been revealed, and hints indicating "5 or higher" and "2 or higher" are displayed.
Gameplay footage captured by the *Yorimichi Playlist* editorial team; developed by Krystian Majewski (Krystman).