Pixel American football hiding a full franchise manager behind six-second passing plays. Has ruined more workdays than it should have.
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Retro Bowl sits in Armchair Sports under Play, and we have it filed as coffee break — five to fifteen minutes of proper attention. It reads as nostalgic and competitive.
Golf, pool, football and the specific genre of sports game that is really a physics joke wearing a jersey.
Straightforward pool on a proper physics table, against an opponent who punishes a lazy break immediately.
Miniclip's pool game, still the default way to lose imaginary money to a stranger in another country at half past two.
One-button basketball in which the players, the ball and the court are all changed at random between points, deliberately.
Run a basketball franchise through thirty simulated seasons in an afternoon: drafts, trades, contracts and ageing, all free.
Two-on-two street basketball stripped back to dunking, blocking and a shot meter you will consistently misjudge.
The official fantasy football game: free, enormous, and the reason several million people care deeply about a Wolves fixture.
Drive a golf ball absurd distances, upgrade the swing, repeat until the ball is leaving the atmosphere entirely.
Football management one week at a time since 1997, with a transfer market and an economy run entirely by other managers.