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About Limestone Games

Free browser games, built and looked after by one person. No downloads or account required. Your scores save in your browser.

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Arcade

Coin-op classics rebuilt for the browser, like Asteroids, Frogger, Space Invaders, Defender and Missile Command, next to games of our own: Lunar Lander with missions and a daily challenge, Mini Golf and two pinball tables. Where a game is our version of a famous one, its page names the original. The best scores go on public leaderboards under the first name you choose.

Action

Racing and drift games, dirt bike stunts, a flight simulator and two-player games. Weave through highway traffic in Lane Splitter, land a backflip in Moto Jump, fly a carrier mission in Flight Ops, or take a friend through Bunker Run.

Casino

Blackjack, Texas Hold'em, roulette, craps, baccarat, video poker and quicker games like Crash and Plinko, all on play money. One bankroll follows you from table to table, the payouts follow the standard rules, and Blackjack, Hold'em and Video Poker can show you the right play. There is nothing to buy and nothing to cash out: it is a place to learn the odds without risking a cent.

Strategy

Board and dice games against the computer, most of them at three levels: chess with the full rule book, checkers, Othello, backgammon, Mancala, Connect 4, Yahtzee and Farkle. Many also have a two-player mode for sharing one screen, and each game's page explains the rules and the strategy that wins.

Cards

Ten solitaire games, from Klondike, Spider and FreeCell to Pyramid and TriPeaks, each with its rules and an undo. Hearts, Spades, Euchre, Gin Rummy and Cribbage deal you in against computer players, and Go Fish and Crazy Eights are there for younger players.

Misc

A solar system that runs on real gravity, where you can fly a rocket into orbit around a planet or replay an eclipse; a traffic playground where one brake can start a jam; and quick classics like Snake and Memory Match. Two daily puzzles bring people back: a dog breed to guess and a planet to reach.

For the table

Game night needs paper too. The printables are free score sheets and rule cards for dice and card games like Yahtzee, Five Crowns and Phase 10, and the Crossword Maker and tournament brackets turn your own words and names into something to play or print.

How it works

Your scores and settings save in your own browser. Signing in with Google is optional: it keeps your progress safe and lets you pick it up on another device. Every game ends by asking how it went, and every message gets read: fixes and new games come straight from them. More about the site.