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Ranked by how many times everyone has played each game, most played first.

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The Gilded Needle

Ranked #1, 36 plays by everyone

A 3D dressmaking game that runs in your browser. Run a dressmaker's shop in a Victorian seaside town: design each gown to the customer's order, lay the paper pattern on real-looking fabrics, sew the seams on a vintage machine and trim it with pearls and bows, then see her wear it to a fair, a gala or a wedding and read what the town paper says. Later, make jewellery at a jeweller's bench. A rival may pay you to spoil a gown. Works on phones and computers.

A Victorian dress shop in 3D. Design, cut, sew and trim gowns, then read the gossip.

  • Cosy
  • Dressmaking
  • 3D
  • Phone & computer
How to play The Gilded Needle
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Hit Your Dot

Ranked #2, 23 plays by everyone

A 3D marching band game that runs in your browser. Pick an instrument or the color guard and live one season with the Cedar Hollow Comets: two hot weeks of band camp, Friday nights in the stands and the halftime show, Saturday contests with the long bus rides. Steer through your drill to your dot while the band moves around you, and keep up with school, friends and sleep. Works on phones and computers.

One marching band season: band camp, Friday nights, contests. March your drill and hit your dot.

  • Music
  • Story
  • 3D
  • Phone & computer
How to play Hit Your Dot
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Drift Kart

Ranked #3, 17 plays by everyone

A 3D kart racer that runs in your browser. Pick one of eight racers, customise their suit and kart, and race seven computer drivers on three tracks, or all three in a Grand Prix for a trophy. Drift for mini-turbos and grab item boxes. Works on phones and computers.

Three tracks, a Grand Prix and your own kart. Drift for mini-turbos, grab items.

  • Racing
  • 3D
  • Phone & computer
How to play Drift Kart
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Copperlight

Ranked #4, 14 plays by everyone

A free 3D steampunk RPG that runs in your browser. Make your chibi hero, walk the gaslit town of Brasswick, and dress a party of up to five from more than four hundred hats, goggles, coats, boots, wings and trinkets, seen on the character the moment you try them on. Every piece teaches a perk you keep, and a well-matched outfit earns Flair for the party's Showstopper. Level up to 30, fit mods to your weapons, take jobs from the townsfolk (the fashion jobs pay best), and fight clockwork monsters in turn-based battles past the town gate, with Auto and 2× speed when you want them. Everyone is back to full after every win. Works on phones and computers.

A steampunk RPG where every hat, goggle and clockwork wing teaches a perk. Dress your party, take jobs, fight.

  • RPG
  • Dress-up
  • 3D
  • Phone & computer
How to play Copperlight
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Larkspur Farm

Ranked #5, 12 plays by everyone

A cosy 3D farming game that runs in your browser. Clear an overgrown plot, dig and plant carrots, tomatoes, melons and pumpkins, water them each day and sell the harvest through your shipping crate. Across the bridge, the village's five market stalls stand empty: bring each one what it sells to open it again, befriend the villagers along the way, and bring back the Harvest Fair. Works on phones and computers.

A cosy 3D farm. Grow crops, make friends and bring the village market back.

  • Cosy
  • Farming
  • 3D
  • Phone & computer
How to play Larkspur Farm
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Dogfight

Ranked #6, 12 plays by everyone

A 3D jet combat game that runs in your browser. Fly over a chain of islands, lock on with missiles, drop flares or break away from the ones fired at you, and shoot down each wave of enemy fighters. Waves grow to six fighters, and from the second wave they fire back. Works on phones and computers.

Jet combat over the islands. Lock on, dodge missiles, survive the waves.

  • Flying
  • 3D
  • Phone & computer
How to play Dogfight
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Liner Notes

Ranked #7, 8 plays by everyone

A music trivia game show that runs in your browser. Pick the artists you love, from over 200, and fifteen questions about their songs stand between you and number one on the chart, each worth more than the last. Every question is on the clock: lock in your answer before it runs out, use your three helps when you're stuck, or take a bow and keep your points. Need longer to read? More time doubles the clock. Every answer comes with a liner note: one fact about the song. Works on phones and computers.

A music trivia show about the artists you pick: climb the chart from #15 to #1, one song at a time.

  • Music
  • Trivia
  • Game show
  • Phone & computer
How to play Liner Notes
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A Day in Mexico City

Ranked #8, 4 plays by everyone

A little 3D story game that runs in your browser. Land in Mexico City, get your passport stamped, meet your host María, get stuck in the morning traffic, save María's concha from a pigeon, catch a balloon seller's favourite balloon and survive dinner with a grandmother who never stops serving tamales. Every reply you choose is your first Spanish (hello, please and thank you, how are you), from the first unit of the Understood In Spanish course, with the meanings in English. A wrong reply just gets a kind correction and another try. Works on phones and computers.

Your first day in Mexico City, and your first Spanish. Every reply is real Spanish from a beginner course.

  • Story
  • Learn Spanish
  • 3D
  • Phone & computer
How to play A Day in Mexico City
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Pares

Ranked #9, 3 plays by everyone

A Spanish word-matching puzzle that runs in your browser. Glazed Talavera tiles are stacked on a café table: take the free tiles two at a time, each Spanish word with its meaning in English, to clear the board. Three boards teach the first words of the Understood In Spanish course: hello and goodbye, please and thank you, and how are you. No clock, and there's a hint, a shuffle and an undo when you need them. Works on phones and computers.

Spanish word pairs on Talavera tiles. Match each Spanish word to its meaning to clear the board.

  • Puzzle
  • Learn Spanish
  • Phone & computer
How to play Pares
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Cake Drop

Ranked #10, 3 plays by everyone

A 3D merge puzzle that runs in your browser. Drop desserts into a patisserie's glass display case: two of the same kind merge into the next one up the ladder, from a cherry to a tiered birthday cake, the Master Pastry. Don't let the case overflow. 19 levels in six seasons, with sticky treats, bombs, a narrow case and drops in pairs along the way, plus seven bonus rounds and achievements. Works on phones and computers.

Drop desserts into a glass case. Two of a kind merge. Build the Master Pastry before it overflows.

  • Puzzle
  • Merge
  • 3D
  • Phone & computer
How to play Cake Drop
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A Day in Paris

Ranked #11, 2 plays by everyone

A little 3D story game that runs in your browser. Step off the train at the Gare de Lyon, where your friend Léa is waiting with a sign (upside down), meet an elegant lady in the Métro, order a croissant in a boulangerie, catch an old gentleman's newspaper on a café terrace, free a mime from his invisible box, buy roses at dusk in Montmartre and finish with dinner and a slightly burnt quiche in Léa's flat under the roofs. Every reply you choose is your first French (hello and goodbye, how are you, please and thank you, tu and vous, and introducing yourself), from the first unit of the beginner course of our studio's French app, with the meanings in English. A wrong reply just gets a kind correction and another try. Works on phones and computers.

Your first day in Paris, and your first French. Every reply is real French from a beginner course.

  • Story
  • Learn French
  • 3D
  • Phone & computer
How to play A Day in Paris
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Palabras

Ranked #12, 2 plays by everyone

A word-wheel crossword that teaches Spanish, in your browser. Swipe across the letters on the wheel to spell each word and fill a little crossword; every clue gives the word's meaning in English, and a hint shows a letter when you're stuck. Nine short puzzles from Unit 1 of the Understood In Spanish course: greetings, please and thank you, and how are you, on a café table in Mexico City as the day goes by. Works on phones and computers.

A word-wheel crossword in Spanish. Swipe the letters, clued in English.

  • Word game
  • Learn Spanish
  • Phone & computer
How to play Palabras
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Mots

Ranked #13, 1 play by everyone

A word-wheel crossword that teaches French, in your browser. Swipe across the letters on the wheel to spell each word and fill a little crossword of faience tiles; every clue gives the word's meaning in English, and a hint shows a letter when you're stuck. Eight short puzzles from Unit 1 of our studio's beginner French course: bonjour and bonsoir, tu and vous, and introducing yourself, on a café table in Paris from morning to night. Works on phones and computers.

A word-wheel crossword in French. Swipe the letters, clued in English.

  • Word game
  • Learn French
  • Phone & computer
How to play Mots
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Paires

Ranked #14, 1 play by everyone

A French word-matching puzzle that runs in your browser. Glazed faience tiles are stacked on a marble café table in Paris: take the free tiles two at a time, each French word with its meaning in English, to clear the board. Three boards teach the first words of our studio's beginner French course: hello and goodbye, please and thank you, and when to say tu or vous. No clock, and there's a hint, a shuffle and an undo when you need them. Works on phones and computers.

French word pairs on faience tiles at a Paris café. Match each French word to its meaning to clear the board.

  • Puzzle
  • Learn French
  • Phone & computer
How to play Paires

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PlayoGames is made by Olivia Renee Studio, the small team behind the apps Karaoke Sync, Focara Kitchen, Native Past, KotaDex and Understood In Spanish.

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