Puzzle games

GameCompil puzzles give your logic and forward planning a workout. Think, combine and optimise your moves to climb the leaderboard. Clever brain teasers to savour for free, at your own pace.

Puzzle

2048 Néon

Merge matching neon tiles with a swipe and chase the 2048. Easy to learn, hard to put down.

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Minesweeper Néon

The minesweeper classic in retro neon: open the squares, work out where the mines are, clear the board as fast as you can.

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Words Néon

Guess the hidden French word in 6 tries. Three lengths (5, 6 or 7 letters). A retro-neon word game for French speakers and learners.

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Slide Puzzle Néon

The classic 15-puzzle in retro neon: slide the tiles and put them back in order as fast as you can.

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Sudoku Néon

The Sudoku classic in retro neon: fill the 9×9 grid with digits, no repeats, as fast as you can. 3 levels.

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Néon Lights

The Lights Out puzzle in retro neon: press a cell to flip it and its 4 neighbours, and darken the whole grid in as few moves as you can.

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Néon Match

Retro-neon match-3: swap two neighbouring gems, line up 3 or more and chain the cascades. Post the biggest score in 30 moves.

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Néon Blocks

A 1010!-style neon block puzzle: drag 3 shapes onto the 9×9 grid, fill rows and columns to clear them and chain combos. Nothing falls — it is all thinking.

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Néon Nonogram

The nonogram in retro neon: fill the cells from the clues to reveal the hidden picture. 3 grid sizes, and your score is your solving time.

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Néon Flow

Against the clock: link the colour pairs by drawing neon pipes with a finger, without crossing, until the grid is full. Every level solved buys time. Chain as many as you can before the clock runs out.

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Néon Word Search

Word search in retro neon: drag across the grid to find every hidden French word, as fast as you can.

About puzzle games

Puzzle is the pleasure of thinking. This category brings together the great logic and brain teaser games, the ones where you progress through deduction, anticipation and optimisation rather than reflexes. Sudoku, minesweeper, nonogram, sliding puzzle, match-3, connection games: so many ways to put your mind to work, alone against the grid.

Some are played against the clock, where the score is a solving time to cut down; others reward the elegance of the solution, the lowest move count or the biggest combo. All of them are savoured at your own pace, without pressure, and offer that particular satisfaction of a problem you finally untangle. Clever brain teasers, free and always available in your browser.