Play All Day is a collection of 32 free games that run in your web browser, on a phone, a tablet or a computer. There is nothing to download or install, and you don't need an account to play. Open a game and you're playing.
The games are made by DJayFresh, an independent developer, one at a time. Some are quick puzzles you can finish over a coffee, like the daily nonogram or the fuse box. Some are idle and clicker games you can leave running and come back to. A few are bigger: a room-escape game, a marble-run builder, a space game where you bolt a ship together and go raiding. New games are added as they're finished, and the ones already here keep getting fixes and new levels.
Daily challenges and leaderboards
Several games have a daily challenge: the same puzzle for everyone, changing at midnight. The front page shows which of today's challenges you've done. Scores go on each game's leaderboard, and the leaderboards page shows today's best players and every game's best scores.
Accounts are optional
Your progress is saved in your browser as you play. If you'd like it on more than one device, or want your scores on the leaderboards, you can make a free account. Accounts use passkeys (your phone's or computer's own lock), so there's no password to remember. Scores you set before signing in are kept and sent to the leaderboards when you do. The privacy page says exactly what an account stores.
Install it as an app
Play All Day can be installed to your home screen or desktop from your browser's menu ("Add to Home Screen" or "Install"). It opens in its own window like an app, and games you've opened before still load without a connection.
How it's paid for
The games are free. The front page shows ads from Google, which pay for the servers. Games themselves don't show ads while you play.
Get in touch
Found a bug or have an idea for a game? Use the feedback button in any game's menu, or see the contact page.