Playgora

Playgora is a small arcade you can play straight away. No account, no sign-up before you have seen anything, no ads. Ten games: Pacman — the original maze, ghosts that hunt the way they used to. Yatzy — Scandinavian rules, fifteen boxes, bonus at 63. Snake — grows as you eat, speeds up as it grows. 2048 — slide and merge. Real Worm — a 1994 original, kept exactly as it looked. Memory — sixteen cards, ranked by fewest moves. Simon — four lights, four tones, one longer every round. Mathematica — sums that start at 1 + 3 and climb. Pong Online — two players, one ball, over the net. Trinder — everyone online answers the same question at once, then sees the split. Play as a guest and your scores count immediately. Sign in with your email if you want to keep them: a six-digit code, no password, and the scores you set as a guest come with you to every device you use. Leaderboards for every game that keeps a score, one row per player. Mathematica is worth a word. It starts where a child starts — 1 + 3 — and adds a rung every four right answers: taking away, the tables, sharing out, and eventually x² = 49. Three lives and a clock, so it stays a game. Trinder asks everyone the same three-way question every fifteen seconds. There is no right answer; the point is finding out what everyone else said.