Aim for a higher score
In 2048, Snake, Block Puzzle, and Brick Breaker, a higher score means a better rank. These suit players who enjoy extending a run or building a streak of successful moves.
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Compare puzzle, strategy, and arcade games by play style and ranking method, then choose a difficulty or board size and start playing.
Which game should you choose?
Rankings are separated by game, difficulty, and board size. Choose a play style and record type first so you know which results to compare and what to improve next.
Aim for a faster finish
Minesweeper, Sudoku, Memory Match, and Nonogram reward a shorter time after the puzzle has been completed correctly.
Aim for fewer moves
Lights Out compares how many moves you use to turn off every light. It suits players who prefer planning the next change instead of tapping at random.
Before submitting a ranking
- Rankings are separated by difficulty and board size, so only results played under the same conditions are compared.
- After finishing a game, you may choose to submit a 2–16 character nickname with the relevant score, completion time, or move count.
- Nicknames in the global rankings are public, so do not enter your real name, email address, or other personal information.
- Results are calculated in the browser for casual competition and are not certified records; complete prevention of cheating is not guaranteed.
Controls and difficulty
2048 and Snake support keyboard arrow keys as well as touch and swipe controls. Board puzzles use mouse or touch selection, and each game page explains its exact controls.
Changing the difficulty or board size resets the current game and timer, then loads the ranking for the selected mode. If you are new, learn the rules on an easier level or smaller board before improving a result in the same mode.