Lunch break games
A lunch break gives you more time than a coffee break. These games have more depth, and some are better with company. Everything runs in the browser, with no registration and no download.
Longer solo games
- Pocket Solitaire: tap a card to play it, drag runs and race the clock. Every deal is proven winnable.
- Drop Four: drop discs to line up four of a colour and break the stones that rise from below.
- Rock Blaster: a space shooter with upgrades.
- Sky Guard: defend the sky wave after wave.
- Quiz Time: play ready-made quizzes, 15 seconds a question, or share one you wrote yourself.
Team games for the lunch table
- Paint War: paint a shared board in your team colour.
- Bomb Pass: pass the lit bomb before the fuse runs out.
- Sketch Squad: one player draws a secret word, everyone else races to guess it.
- Echo Squad: the whole squad shares one growing pattern and three lives.
A lunch break plan
- Spend ten minutes eating and chatting away from the screen.
- Play a team game for five to ten minutes. One person makes a room and shares the code.
- Finish with a quick solo game while you clear up.
Questions
How long should a lunch break game last?
Anything from five to twenty minutes works. Most games are one to two minutes, and rooms can run up to thirty.
Do I need to register?
No. There is no registration or sign-up, and nothing to download.
Can a whole team play at lunch?
Yes. Make a room, share the code and play together. The host can also pick teams in the lobby.
Pocket Solitaire
Paint War
Quiz Time