Pick the next action.

Keep the action, change the setting

If arranging pieces is the appeal, switch between a block board and a number board. Look at the available space before placing anything; the rules for clearing it are different in each game.

Follow a route, then explore one

In Chinchilla Trails, you rotate tiles to connect a route. Maze Escape Hero describes a knight searching for a sword and an exit. Choose the tile puzzle when you want to shape the path; choose the maze when the search is the attraction.

Choose what you want to build

Cars Tycoon centres on roadside shops and staff, while Wild Island Quest describes gathering resources on an island. Before making an upgrade, read what it changes and what it costs. Keep the game’s own resource labels in view.

Use the control label as a clue

The collection’s records list Mouse/Touch controls. That label does not explain every action or guarantee support on a particular device. Read the embedded game’s instructions: a tap, a hold and a drag can do different things.

If the page scrolls instead of the game responding, first check whether the game has started and whether the action begins inside its play area.

Stop one before starting the next

Use Stop to remove the current embedded game. Restart creates a fresh embed and can reset progress. The site does not save game progress; individual games may keep their own data.

Fullscreen is optional. If it is unavailable, use the normal player. If a game remains blank, try Restart once or return to the catalogue.