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Spend Elon Musk's Money
A click-to-spend simulator inspired by billionaire spending toys. Blow through a trillion-dollar fortune on everything from coffee to private jets, sell items back when you change your mind, and see exactly how fast a trillion dollars actually disappears.
Discover a New Constellation
A 3D star map built from real astronomical data. Click stars to connect them into your own constellation, hover for real star names, drag to orbit the sky, and share what you find.
F1 Reaction Test
A retro DOS-styled race-start reflex game. Watch five red lights, wait for green, and click as fast as you can. False start and you are back to the grid.
Draw a Perfect Circle
Scores how close your freehand loop is to a mathematically perfect circle, the same viral challenge that made the rounds from neal.fun. Harder than it looks, more addictive than it should be.
Never Have I Ever
A party-style confession game with 1,000 prompts across dozens of categories. Answer honestly, see how other players voted, and build a running scorecard for the session.
Paint It Out
A browser sketch pad with multiple brush styles, color and width controls, shape tools, an eraser, undo, and PNG download when you actually make something worth keeping.
Life's Little Checklist
Tracks life-experience completion across travel, food, career, and weird one-off achievements. Watch the percentage climb one checked box at a time.
Whack-a-Mole
An endless arcade reflex game. Moles pop up across a 3x3 grid with no time limit. The longer you play, the faster they appear, until your reflexes give up first.
Tic-Tac-Toe
The classic 3x3 grid against a browser AI. Pick easy, medium, or hard difficulty and track wins, losses, and draws across sessions.
Stack Tower
An isometric block-stacking arcade game. Time your drops to align each slab, trim the misaligned edges, and climb as high as your nerves allow.
Snake
The retro grid classic rebuilt for modern browsers. Eat dots, grow longer, speed up as you score, and chase your personal best one more time than is reasonable.
Speed Type Test
Measures how fast and accurately you type. Start typing a passage to begin the clock, then see your words per minute, accuracy, and personal best.
Quick Math
A timed arithmetic sprint. Solve addition, subtraction, and multiplication problems before time runs out. Every correct answer adds bonus seconds, every wrong one does not.
Matrix Rain
A hypnotic falling-code screensaver you control in the browser. Pick green, cyan, amber, or red themes and watch katakana or symbols cascade down for as long as you can stand to stare.
2048
The viral tile-merging puzzle. Slide matching numbers together on a 4x4 grid, double them up, and try to reach the 2048 tile before you run out of moves.
Flappy Bird
The one-tap flying challenge. Flap to stay aloft, thread through pipe gaps, and rack up points until you clip a pipe or the ground, which happens fast and often.
Click Speed Test
Measures your clicking speed over a five-second burst. Hammer the target, watch your clicks-per-second climb, and compare against your best run.
Sudoku
The classic logic puzzle. Fill a 9x9 grid so every row, column, and 3x3 box holds digits 1 through 9 exactly once. Four difficulty levels, one of which is a personal attack.
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What each game does
Every game below is playable instantly in your browser. Tap a card above for a quick pick, or read what each one does and jump straight in.
Spend Elon Musk's Money
Spend Elon Musk's Money is a click-to-spend fortune simulator. Start with a trillion-dollar virtual balance and burn through it on private jets, superyachts, islands, rockets, and the occasional questionable purchase, until the number finally hits zero or your patience runs out first.
Play this game →Discover a New Constellation
Discover a New Constellation is a 3D star map built from real astronomical data. Instead of just looking at the night sky, you get to connect stars into shapes of your own choosing, essentially inventing your own constellation the way ancient astronomers once did, minus the multi-year commitment.
Play this game →F1 Reaction Test
F1 Reaction Test is a retro DOS-styled race-start reflex game. Watch five red lights illuminate one by one, wait for them to go dark, and click or tap the instant they do. Jump the gun and you're back to the grid with a false start, exactly like the real thing.
Play this game →Draw a Perfect Circle
Draw a Perfect Circle scores how close your freehand loop is to a mathematically ideal circle, the same viral challenge that made the rounds from neal.fun. It sounds simple. It is not. Most people score somewhere between 40 and 70 percent on their first few tries and discover, with mild personal offense, that their hand apparently cannot do the one shape it draws constantly without thinking.
Play this game →Never Have I Ever
Never Have I Ever is a party-style confession game with 1,000 prompts across dozens of categories. One statement appears at a time, everyone in the room answers honestly, and the game tracks a running scorecard so nobody has to remember who confessed to what an hour ago.
Play this game →Paint It Out
Paint It Out is a browser sketch pad built for doodling, not for finishing a masterpiece. Multiple brush styles, color and width controls, shape tools, an eraser, undo, and PNG download when something actually turns out worth keeping.
Play this game →Life's Little Checklist
Life's Little Checklist tracks completion across travel, food, career, and weird one-offs.
Play this game →Whack-a-Mole
Whack-a-Mole is an endless arcade reflex game. Moles pop up across a 3x3 grid with no time limit at all, and the longer you play, the faster they appear, until your reflexes eventually can't keep pace.
Play this game →Tic-Tac-Toe
Tic-Tac-Toe pits you against a browser AI on the classic 3x3 grid. Pick easy, medium, or hard difficulty and track your wins, losses, and draws across the session. Hard mode plays a mathematically perfect game, meaning a draw is the best possible outcome against it, exactly like the real game theory behind tic-tac-toe.
Play this game →Stack Tower
Stack Tower is an isometric block-stacking arcade game. Time your drops to align each slab, trim the misaligned edges, and climb as high as your nerves allow before a bad drop shrinks the platform too far to continue.
Play this game →Snake
Snake is the retro grid classic rebuilt for modern browsers. Eat dots, grow longer, speed up as you score, and chase your personal best one more round than is strictly reasonable.
Play this game →Speed Type Test
Speed Type Test measures how fast and accurately you type. Start typing a passage to begin the clock, then see your words per minute, accuracy, and personal best the moment you finish.
Play this game →Quick Math
Quick Math is a timed arithmetic sprint. Solve addition, subtraction, and multiplication problems before time runs out, and every correct answer adds bonus seconds to keep the run going.
Play this game →Matrix Rain
Matrix Rain is a hypnotic falling-code screensaver you control directly in the browser. Pick green, cyan, amber, or red themes and watch katakana or symbols cascade down for as long as you can stand to stare, which for most people is longer than expected.
Play this game →2048
2048 is the viral tile-merging puzzle. Slide matching numbers together on a 4x4 grid, double them up, and try to create the 2048 tile before the board fills up and locks you out of any legal move.
Play this game →Flappy Bird
Flappy Bird is the one-tap flying challenge. Flap to stay aloft, thread through pipe gaps, and rack up points until you clip a pipe or the ground, which happens faster than pride would like to admit.
Play this game →Click Speed Test
Click Speed Test measures your clicking speed over a five-second burst. Hammer the target, watch your clicks-per-second climb, and compare against your best run.
Play this game →Sudoku
Sudoku is the classic logic puzzle: fill a 9x9 grid so every row, column, and 3x3 box holds digits 1 through 9 exactly once. Four difficulty levels are available, one of which is a personal attack disguised as a puzzle.
Play this game →Pipeline
More games coming
18 games live today, and we add new ones regularly. If you have a game idea, a mini toy you wish existed, or a favorite from another site you would love to see reimagined here, pitch it through the Contact page.
Why here
Why this beats another random-site button
Boredbutton style randomizers are a genuine internet classic, but they frame other people's sites, which means broken embeds, inconsistent quality, and the occasional link that has quietly changed hands since it was added. Everything here is built and hosted by us. Nothing breaks because a third-party server went down. Nothing redirects to an ad network we did not choose. If a game is here, we tested it, we own it, and we keep it working. We also think a good curated 18 beats a chaotic three hundred. Quality over quantity, always, and the library keeps growing.
Promises
What you can expect from this page
- Every game free, forever, no account required
- No download, works directly in your browser on phone or desktop
- No forced ads interrupting a game mid-play
- New games added on a regular basis, not a one-time launch list
- Nothing here reused wholesale from another site, everything is built by us
- Pitch a game idea on the Contact page, good suggestions sometimes become the next featured game
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Direct comparisons to boredbutton and neal.fun, plus the practical stuff. Short answers, no corporate fog.
01 Is this like boredbutton?
Yes and no. Like boredbutton, this page exists to give you something random and fun to click when bored. Unlike boredbutton, every game here is hosted and built directly by us instead of being framed from other websites, so nothing breaks or redirects unexpectedly.
02 Is this like neal.fun?
It's inspired by the same spirit of small, polished web toys, but built as a growing library rather than one creator's fixed set of experiments. If you loved neal.fun's Draw a Perfect Circle, you'll find our version here, along with games neal.fun does not have, like Sudoku and 2048.
03 Is this a boredbutton alternative?
Yes, that's exactly what this page is for. If you are looking for a boredbutton alternative that does not rely on framing other sites, this is built specifically to solve that.
04 Are the games free?
Yes. Every game on this page is completely free with no account, no paywall, and no premium tier hiding the good content.
05 Do I need to download anything?
No. Every game runs directly in your browser on desktop or mobile. Nothing to install, nothing taking up storage.
06 Do these games work on my phone?
Yes. Every game is built to work on mobile browsers with touch controls where relevant. A few, like typing and reflex tests, are easier on a keyboard, but all are playable on a phone.
07 Is there an app?
No app, and none planned. The entire point is that a browser tab does the job without needing another icon on your home screen.
08 How often do you add new games?
Regularly, not on a fixed schedule. 18 games are live today, more get added as they're built and tested. Check back or bookmark this page.
09 Can I suggest a game?
Yes. Use the Contact page to pitch a game idea, a mechanic you'd love to see, or a toy from another site you wish existed here in our style.
10 Do the games save my progress or scores?
Most scores and progress are stored locally in your browser session, not sent to a server. That means fast, private play, but it also means clearing your browser data will reset scores.
11 Are there ads on these games?
Not currently. Ads may appear in the future to help keep the site running, but games will always stay free to play, and any ad changes will be reflected honestly, not sprung on you mid-session.
12 Which game should I try first?
Depends on your mood. Want mindless: Snake or Flappy Bird. Want a challenge: Sudoku or 2048. Want to laugh: Spend Elon Musk's Money or Never Have I Ever. Want to test yourself: F1 Reaction Test or Speed Type Test.
13 Is this safe for work?
Most games here are visually calm and quiet by default, no autoplay sound blasting your open office. Still worth a quick preview before playing at your desk, we are not liable for your manager's opinion of Whack-a-Mole.
14 Do you copy games from other sites?
No. Every game is built by us. A couple, like Draw a Perfect Circle, are inspired by a well-known viral concept that originated elsewhere, and we say so directly rather than pretending otherwise, but the code and design are ours.
15 Can I play these games offline?
No, an internet connection is required since everything runs live in the browser rather than as a downloaded app.
16 Is this better than boredbutton or neal.fun?
Better is subjective. What is true: this page is a single, curated, owned library that will not break due to someone else's site going down, and it keeps growing every month rather than staying fixed at a set size.
17 What age group are these games for?
Built to be all-audience friendly. Nothing graphic, nothing gambling-adjacent, nothing that needs an age gate.
18 Will there be multiplayer games?
Not yet, though it's on the list. Never Have I Ever is the closest thing today, built for playing together in the same room. Real-time multiplayer between devices is a future consideration, not a current feature.