About our new games
These are the new free online games on Free To Play Puzzles: titles added in our latest update, plus classics we rebuilt from scratch because the old versions were not good enough. Everything marked "New" above is either brand new to the site or completely remade, with smoother controls, proper touch support and features players kept asking for.
The biggest change is the card and tile shelf. Solitaire, Spider Solitaire, FreeCell and Mahjong were all rebuilt with unlimited undo, hints and clean drag and drop. Alongside them you will find a new Block Puzzle, a reworked Bubble Shooter, and two board games you can play against the computer or a friend: Checkers and Tic Tac Toe.
Below the newcomers we list the most popular games from the rest of the library, so this page doubles as a quick "what's good right now" shortlist. Like everything else here, these games are free, run in your browser and need no download.
Where to start
SolitaireThe rebuild most players will notice first: draw 1 or 3, auto-complete and a winnable daily deal.
MahjongSeveral classic layouts, including the Turtle, with a fresh daily board.
Block PuzzleA relaxing 8x8 block game with no time limit. Ideal for a slow coffee break.
FreeCellFor strategic players: numbered deals mean you can retry the exact same game.
CheckersFour AI levels, forced jumps and multi-jumps, or pass-and-play with a friend.
Tic Tac ToeTry Ultimate mode, a nine-board twist that turns a kids' game into real strategy.Advertisement
What changed in this update
We did not just add games; we took apart the ones that were not working and rebuilt them. Here is a short summary of what is new:
- Spider Solitaire: play with 1, 2 or 4 suits, so beginners and veterans each get a fair challenge.
- FreeCell: numbered deals, auto-moves for safe cards, and hints when you are stuck.
- Mahjong: match free tiles across layouts such as the Turtle, Pyramid and Fortress, with shuffles and hints.
- Bubble Shooter: bank shots off the walls and drop entire clusters when you cut them loose.
- Block Puzzle: place shapes, clear rows and columns, and chain combos for bigger scores.
- Checkers and Tic Tac Toe: smarter computer opponents at several levels, plus two-player mode on one device.
Every rebuilt game also works with touch, mouse and keyboard, and supports our leaderboards where a score or time makes sense.
Why we rebuild rather than replace
Many of our players arrive from a bookmark or a search result for a specific game. Rather than removing those pages, we keep every game at its original address and improve what is behind it. If you have been playing Sudoku or 2048 here for years, the link you saved still works.
That also means "new" on this site sometimes means "new and much better" rather than "never seen before". We think that is the right trade: a familiar game that plays properly beats a long list of half-finished ones.
Suggest the next game
The list of games we add next is shaped by what people ask for. If there is a puzzle, card game or classic you would like to see, or a bug you have spotted in one of the new games, send us a note through the contact page. For a look at how the whole library fits together, visit all games.
Frequently asked questions
How often do you add new games?
New games and major rebuilds arrive in updates rather than on a fixed schedule. Anything added or remade in the most recent update is marked "New" and listed at the top of this page.
Why is a game I already knew marked as new?
Some games, such as Solitaire and Mahjong, were rebuilt from the ground up with new controls and features. We mark them as new because the experience has changed a lot, even though the address is the same.
Did my old favorite game get removed?
No. Every game keeps its original web address. You can see the complete library on the all games page.
Can I request a game?
Yes, please do. Use the contact page to tell us which game you would like to see. Player requests help decide what we build next.
Do the new games work on mobile?
Yes. Every new and rebuilt game supports touch controls and resizes to fit phones and tablets, as well as working with a mouse and keyboard on desktop.