Top 100 Games

MathPup want to know what time it is. Help him to mine the analog clock that matches the time on the digital clock that be target.

Smash, bash, hack and slash your unruly luggage back into the case before time runs out.

Yay! It's Valentine's Day, a day of love. Maria's mom is very loving mom. Maria is getting ready for school and her mom wants to surprise her daughter by making something special for her lunch box. So she decided to make a "Valentine...

It's Father's Day and Sarah has agreed to go fishing with her dad on a beautiful lake. She loves her dad very much, but he won't stop talking about fish and they haven't caught anything in hours... Fishing is quite boring! Can Sarah...

Jenny the Crossing Guard in on the job to keep the kids safe on their way to school. Jenny's careful not to leave anybody behind, but she needs some help today! Can you help her?

Can you be a detective?

The expert chef is back in action with a scrumptious treat from south of the border

Our editor is celebrating Thanksgiving! She has an amazing fashion sense as well as awesome cooking skills. She'll prepare a thanksgiving dinner for her friends. But first, she needs to get ready! Choose a stylish outfit for her and dress her up for...

Memorize the paths between the houses and reconstruct them.

Crash and smash your way through a series of demolition derbies in Total Wreckage, a hard-hitting game of vehicular destruction!

Strategically cut ropes, pop bubbles, and avoid spikes to get sweets to hungry pandas.

Make sure your building is not too shaky or it could come toppling down.

It is St. Patrick's Day and time to color a clover. It might give you good luck.

Can you get a hole in one? Play now and give it your best shot!

Select the required amount of coins to make them disappear.

How deep is your love?

Join Sara in her kitchen as she whips up some yummy Italian biscuits.

Use Algebra or logic to figure out what coin a color represents.

Get the power to tug by selecting the one of three letters that comes first in alphabetical order.

Measure 6 liters of water using water jars of 5 and 7 liters.