Pocket Garden
Plant before the rain. Save a wild row for the perfect move.
Solo or shared screen · 12-turn strategy
The Meadow board and its forecast challenges are free. Garden in a Grid adds Courtyard and Riverside maps.
Cozy browser games: grow, arrange & solve
Something to do with your hands and your head. Plant a tiny plot, rearrange a charming hotel, or untangle a small mystery. Take your time; these games wait for you.
Find your first game
Moon Market
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.
The Tiny Hotel
Six particular guests. One hotel. Make every little request fit.
Solo or shared screen · 3D placement puzzle
Three check-in shifts are free. The full game includes 12 check-in shifts plus the ten original room puzzles.
The Switched Lunch
Follow four clues. Move three lunches. Find the arrangement that fits.
Solo or shared screen · Short logic case
The complete first case is free. Five Small Mysteries includes this case and four more.
A calm game can still give you a real decision
In Pocket Garden, planting is only half the job. You need water, good neighbors and space for later turns. Forecast mode shows your next rolls and the row that will receive rain. A wild-row token can rescue a plan, but you only get two. Choose Classic dice when you would rather discover each roll as it arrives.
Cozy puzzles, solo or with someone beside you
The Tiny Hotel is a placement puzzle: the guests tell you what they need, and you arrange the rooms in any order. Move someone upstairs, swap two neighbors or inspect a request again. The 3D view makes the floors visible; the flat room buttons offer the same actions. Play alone or alternate placements on one shared screen. It is not a hotel-business simulator or a connected room.
What stays different on another visit?
A new garden code changes its rolls, rain and scoring goal. Share a code and use the same map to compare your plans. The hotel’s 12 check-in shifts have fixed, distinct solutions, so a solved shift becomes familiar. The Switched Lunch is one fixed case. We explain that difference before you buy, because more time with a game should come from meaningful replay.
Playing from Canada, Britain, Ireland, Australia or elsewhere
These browser games run without printing or shipping. Instructions are in English and prices, where shown, are USD. A challenge shared across time zones uses the same written code; the automatic daily garden code changes at midnight UTC. Choose the same map and code if you are comparing scores.
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