Free brain games and logic puzzles
Brain games are the ones that make you stop and work something out rather than react. This collection gathers the puzzles on Plixoo with real solving techniques behind them, not just difficulty curves.
New4.8Sudoku
Puzzle•77K plays
New4.6Minesweeper
Puzzle•48K plays
#14.82048
Puzzle•1.3M plays
New4.5Lights Out
Puzzle•13K plays
New4.6One Stroke
Puzzle•143K plays
New4.8Word Guess
Puzzle•35K plays
4.7Memory Match
Memory•529K plays
New4.5Color Echo
Memory•356K plays
New4.5Tile Slide
Puzzle•18K plays
New4.6Color Flood
Puzzle•14K plays
New4.5Math Blitz
Puzzle•15K plays
New4.5Dots and Boxes
Board•12K plays
New4.7Nonogram
Puzzle•7K plays
New4.5Box Push
Puzzle•6K plays
New4.7Mahjong Solitaire
Puzzle•9K plays
New4.7FreeCell
Cards•11K plays
New4.6Word Search
Puzzle•8K plays
17 games, all free and playable in your browser with no download.
Sudoku and Minesweeper are pure deduction and can be solved entirely by logic. Lights Out is a linear-algebra problem in disguise, One Stroke is a graph-theory puzzle about odd-degree nodes, and 2048 is an exercise in planning several moves ahead. Memory Match and Color Echo work recall instead. Most are untimed, so the only pressure is the one you bring.
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Frequently asked questions
Do brain games really work?
You reliably improve at the specific game you practise, and the techniques involved - systematic scanning, chunking, working backwards from constraints - are real transferable skills. But the evidence that brain training raises general intelligence is weak, so the honest answer is that these are excellent mental exercise and enjoyable, not a proven cognitive treatment.
Which brain game is the hardest?
Sudoku at its top difficulty and Minesweeper on the expert board demand the most sustained logic. Lights Out is the most conceptually tricky, because the solution method is not obvious until you learn light chasing.
What is the best brain game for adults?
Sudoku is the standard answer and has a new daily puzzle here, but Minesweeper is arguably a better pure deduction game because every number on the board is information you have to combine.
Are these brain games free?
Yes, all of them, with no account, no download and no time limit on how much you play.