Quick play games
Quick play games.
Stack a tower, dodge pipes, or race through a platform challenge. Pick a free game for a short break, with no account or download.
No download needed
Pick a game
Click a cover to play
Hextris
Rotate the hexagon before the colors pile up.
Clumsy Bird
Keep flapping to squeeze through the next gap.
Tower Builder
Stack blocks with one well-timed click at a time.
Fruit Slasher
Cut flying fruit with the mouse and avoid the bad throws.
Jumper
Jump between platforms and time each landing.
A little help choosing
Not sure where to start?
What belongs in quick play?
Tower Builder tests your timing with a single click. Clumsy Bird asks you to keep flying through gaps. Hextris adds a fast-moving puzzle to the mix.
Jumper is the platforming pick. Use WASD to move, and check its game page for the full controls.
Games to play when bored at work
Tower Builder and Clumsy Bird suit a few attempts between tasks. Fruit Slasher is a mouse-first option if you would rather aim and swipe.
If you are using a school or work computer, follow its rules for games and browsing.
Why restart loops matter
A missed jump or a misplaced block can end a round quickly. Try again using the restart control shown by the game. There is no account to set up between attempts.
Before you play
Common questions
What are good games to play when bored at work?
Good work-break games are short, quiet, and easy to stop. Hextris, Tower Builder, Snake, and typing games fit that kind of break better than long multiplayer games.
Do quick play games save progress?
Most quick play games focus on one round at a time. Some browser builds may keep a high score in local browser storage.
Are quick play games no download?
Yes. PCder focuses on browser builds that open from the page without a launcher or desktop installer.
Which quick play game is best for mouse users?
Fruit Slasher and Tower Builder are good mouse-first picks. Hextris and Clumsy Bird also work well if you prefer simple keyboard or click controls.