Sketchling
Name the doodle before it’s finished.
Free drawing guessing game. Name real doodles before they are finished in the Daily Sketch and Endless, or draw and guess live with friends in private rooms.
One link, no accounts, no strangers.
Most "play with friends" browser games either dump you into a lobby full of strangers or want everyone to make an account before the fun starts. These don't. Sketchling is the live one: a draw-and-guess party game — the same formula as skribbl.io — where you start a private room, drop the five-letter code or invite link in the group chat, and play with 2 to 8 people on any mix of phones and laptops. Rooms are invite-only, so it's just your people, and nobody signs up for anything.
Name the doodle before it’s finished.
Free drawing guessing game. Name real doodles before they are finished in the Daily Sketch and Endless, or draw and guess live with friends in private rooms.
Nine and a half metres a second is walking pace.
Free browser arena FPS. Fast movement, seven weapons, four arenas including the Moon. Play bots or share a code and fight friends. No download.
Nine holes. One shot at the day.
Free daily mini-golf puzzle. Everyone plays the same nine-hole course each day — slingshot aim, streaks, one shot at the leaderboard. No download.
Same crypt. Every death is a lesson.
Free daily roguelike in your browser. Same dungeon for everyone, every day — turn-based tactics, permadeath, unlimited runs, ten floors to the way out.
One honeycomb. Every piece has a place.
Free daily packing puzzle in your browser. Fit every piece into the honeycomb — same board for everyone, five stages, no download or signup.
Falling letters. Stack them into words.
Free daily word game. Letters fall like Tetris blocks — place them to spell words, clear lines and chain combos. Same 72 letters for everyone.
Sixteen words. Four hidden groups. One decoy too many.
Free daily word puzzle. Sixteen words, four hidden groups, one decoy too many. Four mistakes and you're out. New board every day, plus an archive. No download.
Five words. Two minutes. Use the glowing tile.
Free daily word game: spell five words from one shared 5×5 board of letters in two minutes. One tile fades after every word — use it for double points.
In Sketchling, one player sketches a secret word each turn while everyone else races to type the answer — faster guesses score more, the artist scores when the room gets it, and a podium settles things after the last round. With exactly two players it flips to co-op scoring, so it works as well for a couple on the sofa as for a full group call. Bad drawings are, of course, the entire point.
Lemonli Arena is the other live one, and it is the opposite kind of evening: a first-person arena shooter where somebody presses CREATE MATCH, drops a four-character code in the chat, and everyone who clicks it is fighting within seconds. Once two browsers have found each other the match runs directly between them rather than through a server, so it stays fast. Add bots to fill the room out if only two of you show up. It works on a phone as well as a laptop, so nobody is left out of the room.
The other six are for friends who aren't online at the same time. Daily Links (nine-hole mini-golf), Cryptling (a turn-based dungeon crawl), Combsnap (a honeycomb packing puzzle), Tilefall (a ninety-second word game), Cluster Hunt (sixteen words hiding four groups) and Letter Run (five words from one board of letters, against the clock) each generate one puzzle a day that's identical for every player, with a shared daily leaderboard — so the group chat can compare scores on exactly the same challenge without anyone coordinating a time.
Two of them are built to be pasted into a chat. Daily Links prints an emoji scorecard per hole, Wordle-grid style, and Combsnap does the same across its five stages — a row of blocks that shows how cleanly you solved each one without spoiling the board for anyone who has not played yet. Every game also has challenge links: share your score and the link dares the next person to beat it, right on their game-over screen.
If everyone's free right now, start a Sketchling room and paste the code in the chat — or a Lemonli Arena match, if the group would rather shoot each other than draw. If your friends are scattered across time zones, pick a daily — Daily Links is the easiest sell — and let the leaderboard do the trash talk.
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