Games that open in a browser tab and play on a phone or a desktop. No store, no download, free to start.
One-thumb platformer
A paper bird. One thumb.
Papiche is a paper bird who walks by himself: tap to jump, hold to glide as a paper plane, crumple into a ball to roll under things. Five paper worlds and the other side of the page, 54 hand-built levels with no lives and no ads.
Twin-stick combat roguelite
Pilot one craft through endless procedural sectors.
Blast each sector's installations, bank the energy pods you carry home and build a loadout that changes every run. A modern take on a 1988 home-computer classic.
Daily AI-narrated roguelike
A new dungeon every day. The same one for everyone.
You wake at the bottom, left for dead. Choose your moves and climb twelve floors to daylight while a cruel AI Dungeon Master narrates and taunts every room. One ranked run a day, then compare.
Hex logic puzzle
Clear the comb, spare the bees.
Read the number clues on a honeycomb board to work out where the bees hide, plant flowers to mark them, and keep the Smoker for the spot logic can't settle. Three fields, from an 11×9 meadow to a 24×16 wild wood.
Space solitaire
Guide the whole fleet home.
Move all 52 cards home to their four planets, using a few docks as spare space. Every card is face up and every deal is checked winnable before you see it. A Tractor Beam pulls out a buried card, and the Scanner shows a way forward when you're stuck.
Tile-matching solitaire
Clear the stacks, pair by pair.
Match free tiles of planets, stars, asteroids, constellations, nebulae, moons and comets until the board is empty. Three boards from 60 to 148 tiles, and every deal and every shuffle has a solution. Your game is saved after every move.
Maze-chase arcade
Eat every spark. Dodge the Shades.
Steer a mint creature through a neon maze while four Shades hunt you, each in its own way. Grab a glow orb and they turn blue, and the hunters become the hunted. Endless levels, each one faster than the last.
3-lane endless runner
Run, jump, slide. Don't stop.
Switch lanes, jump the rails and slide under the gates in a pastel city that speeds up the longer you last. Grab orbs, a magnet and a shield, and chase your best distance from morning to dusk.
Frog-tapping arcade
Tap the frogs. Never the toads.
Frogs pop up on lily pads and dive back under in a blink. Tap them fast, leave the grumpy toads alone and build your streak, through twelve ponds to a boss fight with the Bog King.
Memory puzzle
Twelve drawers. One good memory.
Turn over cards to find pairs and triples, beat the clock, stay under a move limit, tell look-alikes apart and repeat light-up sequences. Each drawer adds a new twist, with up to three stars to earn.
Sliding merge puzzle
Slide. Fuse. Add a side.
Slide every gem at once and fuse matching shapes into one with an extra side, from triangle up to dodecagon. Thirty levels across five worlds bring holes, stones and wild prisms, plus an endless mode.
Car park jam puzzle
Who leaves first? Clear the lot without a bump.
Tap a car and it drives out if its lane is clear; get the order wrong and it bumps and rolls back. Vans, coaches, cones, closed sides, one-way cars and clamps fill eight floors of car parks, with no timer and no way to get stuck.
Sledding game for little ones
Pull back, let go, catch the fish.
A gentle game for children around 3. Launch the penguin from the slingshot, steer down the ice to catch fish and stars, and hop over the ice blocks. Big targets, no reading, no menus, and a cheer every ten fish.
Channel puzzle
Turn the tiles. Water the garden.
Turn the stone tiles so water from the well runs down every channel and each flower blooms. Boulders get in the way and linked tiles turn together, across fifty beds in five gardens, plus a new daily garden that is the same for everyone.
Letters and numbers for little ones
A to Z and 1 to 10, said out loud.
Eight short games for toddlers and preschoolers: learn each letter with a picture, find the first letter of a word, trace letters and numbers with a finger, count the ducks and pop the right balloons. Every word is spoken, in English or Portuguese, with no ads and no reading needed.
Falling-block puzzle
Stack the timber. Clear the rows.
A falling-block puzzle set in a woodworker's shop: stack blocks of maple, walnut, cherry and four other woods, fill a row from wall to wall and it clears in a puff of sawdust. Hold a piece for later, see the next three coming, and keep up as the timber falls faster every ten rows.
Classic dice game
Five dice, three rolls, fifteen boxes.
The classic five-dice game: roll up to three times, hold the dice you want and fill all 15 boxes on the scorecard. Play alone for a best score or pass the phone between up to four players.
Dice word game
Roll the dice, find the words.
Roll sixteen letter dice into a wooden tray and chain the ones that touch, diagonals too, into words before two minutes run out. A golden die doubles any word that uses it, and you get one Shake tray a round.
Next game
Each new Ontouch game launches here first, playable in the browser like the others.
Every game runs in the browser, and each one can be installed to a phone's home screen like an app.
Short sessions, no energy timers and no ads.
Free to start. Anything paid unlocks more of the game, never an edge over other players.