Handeware

Free games for your website

Put a real game on your class page, blog, library or senior center site. Pick a game, copy the code, and paste it where your site accepts HTML. The game plays right on your page, on phones, tablets and computers.

  1. Pick a gameFrom the shelves below, or from any game's own page.
  2. Copy the codeResponsive fits any column. Preview & sizes has wide, tall and the game's own shape.
  3. Paste itInto a Custom HTML or Embed block. A plain link under the game names where it came from.

This is exactly what the code puts on your page:

2048 Double Up · Free games at Handeware

For the classroom

Quick, clear games that teach something, for a class page or a homework list.

For little ones

Big buttons, gentle rules, nothing to read first.

A puzzle a day

For a newsletter, a library page or a blog sidebar.

Classics for every age

Familiar games in large, clear type, for senior centers and community sites.

Calm and colorful

Slow games to settle into.

Every game on Handeware can go on your site: open its page and choose Add this game to your site. See every game.

Questions

Does it cost anything?

No. Embedding is free and the games are free to play. There is no sign-up, no key to request and no ads inside the games.

Does it track my visitors?

The games themselves load no analytics, no ads and no third-party scripts, and set no cookies. A game keeps its own progress, such as best scores and settings, in the visitor's browser on their own device. As with any embedded content, the visitor's browser loads the game's files from handeware.com. If a visitor clicks the link under the game, they arrive on handeware.com, which uses Google Analytics only after they accept it.

Can I change the size?

Yes. Before you copy, pick Responsive (it fills your column), Wide (800 by 500), Tall (400 by 640) or Own shape, the shape the game was made in. Every size keeps its shape and shrinks to fit a phone. You can also change the max-width number in the code.

Will it slow my page down?

No. The frame uses lazy loading, so the game loads only when a visitor scrolls near it.

Where can I paste it?

Anywhere your site accepts HTML: a WordPress Custom HTML block, Google Sites (Insert, Embed, Embed code), Squarespace and Wix code blocks, Blogger and most school website builders.

Do I have to keep the link under the game?

Please do. It is a plain link to the game's page, and it tells your visitors where the game came from.