A satisfying clear table. Two words that finally click. One very competitive rematch. Find a familiar kind of game with room to get better.
Find your first gameThe pair you take changes what opens next.
1 player · Mahjong Solitaire
Clear layered porcelain tiles, uncover buried pairs and choose your route through three layouts. Daily boards, fresh deals, hints and undo. The complete game is free.
One clear table. A satisfying little victory.
1 player · Klondike Solitaire
A full 52-card Klondike table. Choose draw one or draw three, uncover the hidden cards and build four suits from Ace to King. The complete game is free.
One clever guess. Two things fall into place.
1 player or solve together · Daily word game
Two hidden five-letter words. Nine shared guesses. Every guess gives clues on both boards, so choose letters that work twice as hard. The complete game is free.
Soft little fighters. Very personal rivalries.
1 vs computer or 2 on one keyboard · Two-player fighting game
Bop, block, jump and dash across three little rooftop arenas. Knock your rival off the roof in a first-to-two match, or practice against the computer. The complete game is free.
Take the card they wanted. Turn your smallest card into your biggest play.
Computer opponent or 2 people · One-device card duel
The entire animated card game is free: one-round games, three-round matches, two computer difficulties and private pass-device hands.
Catch the bounce. Chase the combo. Beat their best score.
Solo or pass-device rivals · 3D table
The entire three-ball table is free. Play alone or alternate turns with a friend. Automatic scoring, double-points targets and local high scores.
Choose Petal Mahjong for layered matching, Sunday Solitaire for traditional 52-card Klondike, or Twinwords for a daily five-letter word challenge with two boards. For a faster game, Rooftop Rivals puts movement, blocking and knockback into a small platform arena. Each game has its own rules and a complete free mode.
Mahjong and Solitaire are single-player games. Twinwords can be solved alone or discussed around one screen. Rooftop Rivals supports solo against a computer or two people on one keyboard. Moon Market hides each hand when passing the device; pinball alternates balls. These games do not create remote multiplayer rooms.
Mahjong, Solitaire and Twinwords share a daily seed that changes at midnight UTC. New deals and word practice are available whenever you like. Mahjong deals are generated with a verified solution; Solitaire deals can be unwinnable. Daily word guesses use a curated answer pool and a separate, larger dictionary.
These complete games are free. Puzzle progress and completed results save in the same browser when storage is available, without an account. Rooftop matches and pinball runs do not survive a reload. Paid hosted adventures and printable editions elsewhere on At Yours explain their access separately.
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