Calm games

Something to do with your hands or your mind, without ads, sign-ups, or anything to download. For any age.

FreeFor any age

Just your hands

For low battery days. No thinking needed.

Bubble wrapPop a sheet of bubbles. A new sheet is always ready.
Fidget boardSwitches, clicky keys, a slider, a spinner and beads.
Light drawingDraw lines of light that slowly fade. Try the mirror patterns.
Lava lampSlow, soft shapes drifting. Just watch.
Steady soundsBrown, pink or white noise to cover other sounds. Keeps playing when your screen locks.

A little focus

Something gentle to hold your attention.

Sort itPut each shape in its jar. Calm, tidy, done.
MosaicFill squares with color. Mirror mode makes patterns for you.
PairsFlip cards and find matching shapes. Pick how many cards.

Puzzles

For when your brain wants a problem with a clear answer.

Sliding puzzleSlide numbered tiles back into order. 3×3 or 4×4.
SudokuFresh number puzzles. Start with the 4×4 mini, or go 9×9.

Why these games

Many free games are built to keep you playing: ads, timers, streaks, rewards, and sounds that pull you back. For a lot of autistic and ADHD people, that is the opposite of rest.

These are built the other way around. Each one is predictable, quiet by default, and has no way to lose. They work with Low battery mode, and nothing you do is sent anywhere.

If you are overwhelmed right now, your calm menu or When it's too much may help more than a game.