Pick a table and play.

Klondike, Spider, FreeCell, Pyramid, Golf, Canfield, Yukon, Tri Peaks and more, all in one calm place to play.

Hearts, Spades, Euchre, Pinochle, Whist, Bid Whist, Canasta and Hand and Foot. Play computer opponents or real people online.

Beat the dealer in this casino classic. Get as close to 21 as you can without going bust.

Race to empty your stockpile by building shared piles from 1 to 12, with wild cards to get you out of a jam.

A rummy-style race through ten phases of sets, runs and colors. Finish your phase before you go out, because every card left in hand costs points.

Push your luck against up to five computer players. Bank your points in time or flip a duplicate and lose the round. First to 200 wins.

Play a friend online or the computer at the strength you choose. Switch between 2D and 3D boards and build your own set.

Race your checkers around the board and bear them off first, using dice, timing and well-placed blocks.

Move diagonally, capture by jumping and reach the far side to crown a king. Simple to learn, tricky to master.

The classic word game with traditional rules and setup.

Hide your army, bluff your opponent and capture their flag before they find yours.

Drop discs into the grid and line up four in a row across, down or on a diagonal before the computer does.

The timeless paper-and-pencil game. Three in a row wins.

Tic-Tac-Toe in three dimensions. Get four in a row anywhere inside a 4x4x4 cube.

Relaxing picture puzzles with classic knobbed pieces or square tiles that snap into groups you can move together. No clock unless you want one.

Mahjong solitaire from the Stillwater series. Match free pairs of hand-crafted tiles to clear the layout, with optional music and scenery.

Akari is a logic puzzle where you place light bulbs to illuminate an entire grid without their beams overlapping.

Find as many words as you can in a tray of letter dice before time runs out. English, Spanish or Italian, on boards from 3x3 to 6x6.

Fill the 9x9 grid so every row, column and box holds 1 to 9 exactly once. No math, just deduction.

Fit colorful bead pieces into the board to solve 2D and 3D brain teasers.

Uncover every safe square using the number clues, without setting off a single mine.

Crack the hidden code of colored pegs. Each guess tells you what is right, and you deduce the rest.

The 1979 arcade shooter. Pilot your ship, blast drifting rocks and flying saucers, and do not get hit.

The legendary falling-block game. Rotate and drop the pieces to clear lines and survive as long as you can.

The 1969 original. Manage fuel and descent speed to set your module down safely on the moon.

Explore a cave of connected rooms to hunt the Wumpus while avoiding bottomless pits and super bats.

Pick a horse, place your bet and watch the field race across the screen.

Conway's Game of Life. Seed the grid, press play and watch simple rules grow gliders, blinkers and whole colonies.

The rigged carnival game. Roll the marbles and chase a prize that is almost impossible to win, and see why.

Enter your letters and see every word they can spell. Handy for word games and unscrambling.

Use all five cards once with add, subtract, multiply and divide to hit the target number.

Work out the full combination of a Master combination lock you own with very little trial and error.