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Free games made for curiosity, creativity, and time together.

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  • Briggs’ Galaxy

    Fly 21 routes, try assisted rolls in a roomy practice circuit, and replay favorite moments with private highlights saved on this computer.

    ReleasedActionOne player
  • Atlas Quest

    Explore all 50 states through maps, clues, matching, sorting, and a pausable timed round.

    ReleasedPuzzleOne player
  • Madison Row

    A pass-around dice game for one phone and two to five people at the same table.

    ReleasedTabletopTogether
  • Starlight Crew

    Guide the S.S. Madelynne through 100 open tile puzzles, choose a pet crew, and save progress on this device.

    ReleasedPuzzleOne player
  • Spaceship Climb

    Steer through colorful skies, meet space bosses, and collect ship looks with progress saved in this browser.

    ReleasedActionOne player
  • Plink

    Draw lines for falling rain to play, or remix nine songs. Make music at your own pace.

    ReleasedOne player
  • WordSprout

    Guess a hidden word in six tries, ask for a clue when you want one, and see what every word means.

    ReleasedPuzzleOne playerTogether
  • Presidential Portraits

    Meet 45 U.S. presidents through portraits and facts, then play four gentle history games at your own pace.

    ReleasedPuzzleOne playerTogether

Returning to the original game? Open Briggs’ Flight Lab →Original Pilot Cards stay with Flight Lab. Galaxy saves are separate.

Made for choosing, not chasing

A shelf with a finish line.

MakeJoy games are small enough to understand and honest about what they are.

No manufactured urgency

No streaks, countdown shops, loot boxes, or rewards built to pull a child back.

Make room for discovery

Fly, solve, or gather around a game at your own pace.

You decide when to stop

Nothing turns play into an endless feed or pretends that leaving means losing.