Yorimichi GamesBrowse by tag
Besides its genre, every game on Yorimichi Games has a few tags such as Solo, Quick or Physics. Open a tag to see all of its games, or combine several tags on the game list.
Players
Solo110 games
Games you can play on your own, at your own pace: puzzles, solitaire, quizzes and more.
vs Computer91 games
The computer plays the other side. Most games let you choose the level, starting from Easy, so they are a good way to learn the rules.
2 players, 1 device57 games
Two people share one phone, tablet or computer and take turns. No second device and no account needed.
3+ players21 games
Games and tools for three or more people around one screen, for family time, classrooms and parties.
Play style
Quick (under 3 min)45 games
One round takes about three minutes or less, so they fit into a short break.
Strategy52 games
Games where planning ahead and reading your opponent decide the result. Take your time and think it through.
Easy to learn36 games
Short, simple rules that first-timers and young children can pick up in a minute.
Relaxing16 games
No timer and no pressure: games to enjoy at a calm pace, such as coloring, jigsaw puzzles and sorting puzzles.
Brain training37 games
Exercise your memory, focus, mental math and lateral thinking. Most of them keep your best score, so you can see yourself improve.
Quizzes4 games
Answer multiple-choice or typed questions. Many quizzes let you practice the ones you got wrong.
Daily challenge31 games
A new puzzle or set of questions every day: a few minutes a day is all it takes.
Printable13 games
Print the puzzles, worksheets or cards and use them on paper, in class or at home.
Type
Physics19 games
Flick, throw, roll and drop: things move by physics, so strength and angle are what matter.
Sports11 games
Baseball, soccer, basketball, bowling, table tennis, tennis and more, in quick browser versions.
Festival & arcade9 games
Shooting galleries, claw machines, pinball and whack-a-mole: the games of Japanese summer festivals and arcades.
Japanese traditional24 games
Hanafuda, shogi, ohajiki, daruma otoshi and more: games that have been played in Japan for generations.
From around the world17 games
Mancala, ludo, backgammon, chess and other games with a long history in many parts of the world.
Shogi & Go11 games
Games played with shogi pieces or Go stones, plus tsume problems. Some of them need no knowledge of the rules of shogi.
Solitaire13 games
Solitaire games with playing cards, mahjong tiles and pegs, from quick ones to games you can think over.
Learning
Ages 4–84 games
Practice what children learn before school and in the first grades, such as counting to ten and early math.
Ages 8–127 games
Practice what children learn in the middle and upper grades of elementary school.
Middle school4 games
Practice middle school topics such as the chemical elements and prime factorization.
Math11 games
Mental math, number puzzles, shapes and more: practice math while you play.
Geography & history5 games
Learn countries, flags, capitals and maps by playing.
Science3 games
The chemical elements, constellations and simple simulations: science you can play with.
English words1 game
Guess and spell English words.