MellowTap by PiGame Studio

About MellowTap

Thirteen browser games for a small break.

MellowTap by PiGame Studio is a collection of thirteen browser games: Solitaire, Mahjong Solitaire, Water Sort, Block Garden, Arrow Escape, 15 Puzzle, Word Search, Sudoku, Pattern Memory, Reaction Time, Odd One Out, Nonogram and Lights Out.

A small puzzle break

Choose a game and start playing without creating an account. Each game has its own rules and controls below the board. Where available, Hints and Undo can help you explore a puzzle; a hint is not always a complete solution.

Seven games include numbered levels alongside free play. Water Sort offers 24 fixed levels, including ten one-spare-tube challenges. Block Garden is a score challenge: fit the pieces and clear rows or columns for as long as space allows. Pattern Memory is a five-round visual memory challenge with a daily UTC pattern, fresh practice and dated challenge links. Reaction Time measures five responses to a visual signal and reports their median, with separate local bests for each input type. Odd One Out is ten untimed rounds of spotting a different shape or direction. Nonogram has 19 original picture-logic puzzles: eight 5×5 introductions, eight 10×10 sampler pictures and three 10×10 cross-line practice pictures. Each has one solution and is solvable without guessing; the groups describe practice topics, not measured difficulty. Lights Out has 12 original light-switching puzzles: four 3×3 and eight 4×4 boards. Press a square to flip it and its horizontal and vertical neighbours, then turn every light off. There is no timer, and Undo keeps up to 120 presses.

Pick up where you left off

When browser storage is available, MellowTap saves supported rounds, level progress, best scores and favourites on this device. Reaction Time saves completed best results only; reloading starts a fresh run. Saves do not sync between devices or browsers. Clearing this site's data can remove them, and internet access is needed to load the games.

Help make the next break better

If a control is confusing or a puzzle behaves unexpectedly, tell PiGame Studio what happened. Include the game and the steps that led to the problem.