Large-Print Games

Games should not make you squint. The games I wrote use big, bold print by default, and a one-tap A+ control makes everything larger still. The high-contrast mode switches the page to black on white.

Sudoku

The classic number puzzle, with big digits and as many hints as you want. No timer.
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Daily Sudoku

A new puzzle every day, the same one for everyone.
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Mahjong Solitaire

Match pairs of large, high-contrast tiles. Clear the board at your own pace.
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Klondike Solitaire

The card game everyone knows, with big cards, click to move and a Hint that is always there.
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Word Search

Find words on themed lists, such as gardening and old movies.
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Bingo

Big numbers, and the next one is called when you press the button. No money is involved.
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Memory Match

Flip the cards and find the pairs. There is no timer.
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Block Puzzle

Tap one of three big blocks, then tap where it goes, to clear rows and columns.
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Cat Sudoku

Place one cat in every row, column and colour, with none touching. No timer.
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Daily Cat Sudoku

Today’s cat-placing board: one a day, the same for everyone. No timer.
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Maze Chase

The lively arcade classic. Big board, on-screen arrow buttons, play with keyboard or touch.
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2048

Slide the tiles and add them up to reach 2048. There is no timer.
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Minesweeper

Clear the board without hitting a mine. The numbers are your clues.
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Dominoes

Match the ends and lay your tiles against the computer.
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Checkers

The classic board game. Play a friend, or the computer at your level.
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Four in a Row

Drop discs and line up four in a row. Play against the computer.
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Falling Blocks

Turn and slot the falling blocks to clear lines. A lively classic.
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Snake

Eat, grow, and don’t bite your tail. The classic arcade game.
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Spider Solitaire

Spider Solitaire with easy, medium and hard levels.
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FreeCell

The Windows classic, in your browser. Every card is face up from the start.
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Hearts

A trick-taking card game against three computer opponents.
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Hangman

Guess the hidden everyday word one letter at a time.
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Jigsaw Puzzle

Extra-large pieces and real photos. Click a piece, then click where it goes.
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Pyramid Solitaire

Pair cards that add up to 13 to clear the pyramid. Redeal as often as you like.
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Golf Solitaire

Clear seven columns one card at a time. The quickest card game to learn.
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TriPeaks Solitaire

Tap cards one higher or lower to clear the three peaks.
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Nonogram

Follow the number clues to reveal a hidden picture. No timer.
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Word Groups

Sort sixteen words into four hidden groups. Guess as often as you like.
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Word Scramble

Unscramble friendly everyday words with big letter tiles. Hints whenever you like.
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Trivia Quiz

Questions on classic movies, golden oldies, gardens and more. No timer.
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Mini Crossword

A 5 by 5 crossword with everyday clues and big squares. No timer.
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Cryptogram

A well known proverb with every letter swapped for another. Hints explain the reasoning.
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Reversi

Outflank the computer's discs on a big board. Legal moves are always marked, and there are three difficulties.
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Five Dice

Roll five dice, hold what you like, and the scorecard shows what every category is worth right now.
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Backgammon

The full board game against the computer. Tap to see every legal move, no dragging needed.
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Cribbage

Cribbage against the computer, with a scoring breakdown that shows every fifteen, pair and run.
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Gin Rummy

Draw, discard and knock against the computer. Your hand groups itself into runs and sets as you play.
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Daily Trivia

Ten mixed questions a day, the same ten for everyone. No topic to pick and no timer.
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Yukon Solitaire

All 52 cards are on the table from the start, and a card takes everything sitting on it along.
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What I mean by large print

Plenty of sites say they are easy to read and then put a tiny game board under banners and small grey text. To me, large print means the whole page is easy to see and easy to use:

Big numbers and tiles that you can read at a glance, not squint at.
Adjustable text. Tap the Text size button in the lower corner of any page for A− and A+ controls. Your browser remembers the size you pick.
High-contrast mode for black on white.
Well-spaced buttons that are easy to tap without a mistake.
No timer or pop-ups getting in your way.

Start with large-print Sudoku

Sudoku was the first game I made large print. It is the classic number puzzle with extra-big digits, a Hint button, unlimited Undo and no timer.

Which games are large print

The 28 games I wrote are all built for large print, including large-tile Mahjong Solitaire, big-card Klondike Solitaire, Word Search, Sudoku, Memory Match and tap-to-place Block Puzzle. The other 11 are open-source games by other people. They run in their own frame, so the text size buttons change the page around them but not the board inside.

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