BreedQuest Brain Games
When your dog won't play, we will. Some star real breeds — guess a dog from a photo that's far too close, or get Dex to his bowl before his dinner goes cold. The rest are pure brain games: sudoku, blocks, nuts and bolts. All free, all in your browser, and your progress follows your account.
Play with a friend
Host a game and share the PIN to play a friend live, or pass one phone back and forth — your choice, on every game.
Connect Four
Two players, one PIN. Host a game, share the PIN, and play Connect Four live in your browser — four in a row wins.
Tic-tac-toe
Two players, one PIN. The 3×3 classic, paw versus bone — hosted and joined live in your browser.
Memory · 2-player
Two players, one PIN. Flip dog cards head-to-head — match a pair to score and go again. Most pairs wins.
Dots & Boxes
Two players, one PIN. Draw a line each turn; close a box to claim it in your colour and go again. Most boxes wins.
Ultimate Tic-tac-toe
Two players, one PIN. Nine tic-tac-toe boards in one — where you play sends your rival to the matching board. Win three boards in a row to take the match.
Reversi
Two players, one PIN. Flank your rival's discs to flip them to your colour on an 8×8 board. The most discs when the board fills wins.
Find the Match
Two players, one device. You each get a circle of 8 objects with exactly one in common — spot it and tap first to score. First to 10 wins.
Guess Who
Two players, one PIN. Each of you hides a person; ask yes/no questions, cross off the board, and be first to guess the rival's character.
Play alone
Tango
Half suns and half moons in every row and column, and never three of the same in a row. The signs between squares tell you which pairs match.
Queens
One crown per row, per column and per colour, and no two may touch. Tap to rule a square out, tap again to crown it.
Patches
Every number is a patch of the quilt. Drag out its rectangle — that many squares, in the shape the chip is drawn in.
Zip
One line through every square, taking the numbers in order. No modes to pick — solve a board and the next one is bigger.
2048
Swipe, merge, double. The classic 4×4 board, one score to beat — chase 2048 and keep going after it.
Walkies!
The dog's in the gold car and the lane is blocked. Slide the traffic — every puzzle solver-checked, with a par to beat.
Sudoku
A quick 6×6 mini or the classic 9×9, with wrong numbers flagged as you go. Every puzzle has exactly one solution.
Nuts & Bolts
Bolts stacked with colour-mixed nuts, two empty ones to work with. Sort them out — hidden nuts included, undo is free.
Slide & Seek
The photo's in pieces and one space is free. Slide the tiles home in the fewest moves — dog or cat, 3×3 to 5×5.
Block Party
Drag blocks onto the board — full rows, columns and 3×3 squares vanish. Three modes, from friendly to merciless.
Solitaire
Classic Klondike — deal the deck, build the four suits from ace to king, and clear the whole table.
One Stroke
Draw the whole figure in one continuous stroke — no lifting your finger, no crossing lines. Twelve levels, easy to brutal.
Memory
Six dogs, twelve cards, each one hiding twice. How few turns do you need?
The maze
You call the turns, Dex does the running. Get him to his dinner without a wasted step.
Park Dash
One tap, one park: jump the hedges, grab the paws, dinner at the end.
Too close!
A breed photo, far too zoomed in. Name the dog before the picture pulls back.
Breedle
One mystery breed a day, the same for everyone. Six guesses; every miss narrows the size, weight and group.
Questions about the games
Are the games free?
Yes, all of them, with no trial and no paid tier. There is nothing to install either — every game runs in your browser on a phone, tablet or laptop.
Do I need the BreedQuest app to play?
No. The games are part of the website and run in the browser. If you do have the app, it is the same account, so your progress is the same progress.
Why do I have to sign in?
So your levels, best times and streaks survive closing the tab, and follow you to another device. It is the same one-tap Apple or Google account as the app, and we never post anything anywhere.
How do the two-player games work?
One of you hosts and gets a four-digit PIN; the other types that PIN in on their own phone, and you play the same board live. Only the person hosting needs an account. Find the Match also has a version for two people sharing one phone.
Which games have real dog breeds in them?
Breedle gives you one mystery breed a day, Too close! zooms out of a breed photo until you name it, Memory is played with dog cards, and Slide & Seek cuts up dog and cat photos. The rest are pure brain games.
Does my progress sync between my phone and my laptop?
Yes, once you are signed in. Progress is saved to your account rather than to the device, so a level you finish on the sofa is finished on the train.