Easy games, six dimensions

Aizi sounds like "easy", and that is the whole idea. Every game here runs in your browser tab: no download, no install and no account. You pick a dimension, warp in and play within seconds.

The Racing dimension has car games unblocked for every mood, from lane-dodging on a space highway to ramp stunts. Sports is home to Basket Random, Basketball Stars and our own low-gravity Moon Dunk. Skill collects the hard ones, the impossible games that take ten tries and feel great on the eleventh.

If you want something calmer, the Idle dimension has clicker and idle games that keep building while you do something else, and Cards covers spider solitaire, klondike and other easy card games with big, clear cards. Playing with a friend? The 2-Player dimension has quick duels for one keyboard or one screen.

Phone or laptop

Most games here work with a keyboard, a mouse or a touch screen, and each game page lists the controls for every one. A laptop gives you exact keys for racing and platform games, while a phone suits tap-and-swipe games and card tables, which you can play with one hand. If a game feels fiddly on one device, try it on the other before you give up on it.

Your first game

Not sure where to begin? Pick the dimension that matches your mood, open any game in it and play two or three rounds before judging it. The first round is for learning the controls, the second is for finding a plan, and the third is usually when a game starts to feel fun. If it still does not click, use the similar games list at the bottom of the page and keep moving.

Where the games come from

Aizi Originals are made here. The rest are games from partner developers through Playgama, plus a few open-source games that we host ourselves, with their licences and credits on each game page. Aizi shows no ads of its own; some partner games show in-game ads.

How to pick a game

Short on time? One-button games like Moon Dunk and Basket Random are over in a minute or two. Want to switch off? The spider solitaire and klondike tables are calm and unhurried. Feeling competitive? Twin Planets Duel puts two players on one keyboard, and the impossible games keep a counter of every attempt so you can see yourself improve. Every game page explains the controls, gives a few tips that actually help and lists similar games, so the next round is always one click away.

Playing on a school computer? Our guide to unblocked games for school explains what "unblocked" means here and which games suit a short break. New to Basket Random? Our Basket Random tips cover jumps, throws and playing with a friend.