Unblocked
Unblocked Games
These are unblocked games you can play at school or work: idle clickers, daily brain teasers, and quick reflex tests. Every one is built and hosted by PlayClick on this single site, as plain web pages with no login and nothing to download, so they load and run the same on a locked school Chromebook as they do at home.
That is the whole idea. There is no third-party player to embed, no account gate, and no installer, which is exactly what gets games blocked or broken on a school network. Pick something below and start playing. Your progress saves on your device, so you can pick a save back up next break.
Cars and driving
Endless runners
2 player and arcade games
Clicker and idle games
- Cookie ClickerClick the cookie, buy bakers and factories, watch your cookies per second climb.
- Planet ClickerHarvest energy, build reactors, and grow a whole star system.
- Planet Clicker 2The bigger sequel: power a galaxy across ten generator tiers.
- Spacebar ClickerPress the spacebar to rack up presses, then buy bots that press for you.
- Idle BreakoutBalls auto-bounce and smash bricks for gold. Buy balls, upgrade, prestige.
Daily puzzles
- Daily WordGuess the five-letter word of the day in six tries.
- Daily GeoName the country from its shape, with distance and direction hints.
- Daily EquationCrack the hidden eight-tile equation in six guesses.
- Daily EightSolve eight five-letter words at once on one keyboard.
- Daily SemanticGuess the secret word by meaning, ranked by how close you are.
Reaction and click tools
- Jitter Click TestClick as fast as you can and measure your clicks per second.
- Butterfly Click TestClick as fast as you can and measure your clicks per second.
- CPS TestClick as fast as you can and measure your clicks per second.
- 1 Second CPS TestClick as fast as you can and measure your clicks per second.
- Right Click CPS TestClick as fast as you can and measure your clicks per second.
- Kohi Click TestClick as fast as you can and measure your clicks per second.
- Spacebar CounterCount how many times you can hit the spacebar.
- Reaction Time TestTest how fast you react and chase your best time.
- Scroll Wheel TestMeasure how fast you can spin the scroll wheel.
- Scroll Speed TestMeasure how fast you can spin the scroll wheel.
- Mouse Click TestClick as fast as you can and measure your clicks per second.
- CPS Test 100 SecondsClick as fast as you can and measure your clicks per second.
Why games get blocked at school, and why these work
School and office networks usually block games in one of a few ways: they filter the big game portals by name, they block the third-party players those portals embed, or they stop downloads and installs. A lot of so called unblocked sites are just a copied list of other people's games loaded through an embed, so the moment the network blocks that embed, the game breaks.
Our games dodge all three because they are ours. Each one is a plain web page served from this one site, with no embedded third-party player, no login, and nothing to download or install. If the page loads, the game runs, because the game is the page. That is why they tend to keep working on a locked Chromebook when a portal full of embeds does not.
We are not a proxy, and that is on purpose
To be straight with you: this is not a proxy and it does not defeat your school filter. We cannot promise to get around any block, and we would not want to pretend otherwise.
What we can promise is that our games are built to be simple and self-contained, so they usually pass where heavier portal sites fail. If your network blocks this exact site, we cannot get around that, and no honest page can. But if you can open this page, you can play everything on it.
A portal list versus our own games
Most unblocked game lists are aggregators. They gather other people's games and show them through an embedded frame, so you are really loading a game from somewhere else, wrapped in their page. That extra hop is fragile behind a firewall, and it is why those lists so often show a broken box where the game should be.
There is no hop here. Every game on this page is one we built, running as the page you are on. Fewer moving parts means fewer things a network can block, and it means we can make each game load fast and play clean, rather than hoping someone else's embed cooperates.
Which one to pick
If you want something to leave running and grow, start with an idle game. Click to earn, buy things that earn for you, and come back to a bigger number, with a bit banked while you were away.
If you want a daily challenge, the daily puzzles give you one fresh brain teaser a day, a word, a country, an equation, and more. And if you have thirty seconds to kill, the reaction and click tools measure your reflexes or your clicks per second and let you chase your own best. All of them are free, save on your device, and need no account.
Questions and answers
Are these games free?
Yes. Every game here is free to play, with no sign-up, no paywall, and no trial. There is nothing to buy and nothing to unlock with money.
Do they really work at school, on a Chromebook?
In most cases, yes. Each game is a plain web page served from this one site with no login and nothing to download, so if the page opens on your school Chromebook, the game runs. We are not a proxy, so if your network blocks this specific site we cannot get around that, but the games are built to pass where heavier portal sites fail.
Do I need an account or a download?
No. There is no account, no login, and no app or file to install. You open a page and play. Your progress is saved in your browser on your device, not in an account.
Are these games safe?
Yes. They run entirely in your browser with no downloads, no installers, and no third-party game players embedded from other sites. Nothing is uploaded and there is no account, so there is nothing to leak.
Are these clones of other games?
No. PlayClick builds its own games in-house. They use the familiar formats people search for, like idle clickers and daily word games, but the games and the code are ours. PlayClick is not affiliated with any other game, brand, or site.
Do my saves stick around?
Yes, for the idle games and anything that tracks a best score. Your progress saves in your browser on your device, so you can close the tab and come back to it. Clearing your browser data will reset a save.
What about Unblocked Games 67, wtf, or 76?
Those are other websites, and we are not affiliated with any of them. PlayClick is its own library of games we built ourselves, not a portal that lists other people's games. If you landed here looking for a game to play at school, everything on this page is free, self-hosted, and needs no login.