NoCharge games with complete documented keyboard operation for their current controls and game actions.
Inclusion method
Include a current game only when its complete play loop is documented and operable from a keyboard without requiring touch or pointer input, and the game catalog's hasKeyboardComplete flag is true (verified against game code, not guide prose alone).
All 17 current NoCharge browser games, grouped by the same verifiable rule: no account, subscription, or purchase is required to complete the play loop.
Inclusion method
Include every currently published NoCharge game whose full play loop opens without an account, subscription, or purchase. Retained results must use the documented browser-local storage model rather than a cloud profile. Review membership whenever the registry, access model, or storage behavior changes.
NoCharge games that are untimed by design or provide a meaningful mode without a timing requirement.
Inclusion method
Include a current game only when its default play has no timer or it offers a documented mode that removes the timing requirement from the core action.
Every NoCharge game opens directly in the browser without registration, profiles, passwords, or cloud score synchronization.
Inclusion method
Include a current game when its complete play loop requires no account and its score or progress, if retained, stays in local browser storage rather than an NoCharge player profile.
NoCharge games whose documented typical runs fit roughly one to eight minutes, with distinct memory, word, reflex, logic, and shared-screen play.
Inclusion method
Include a current game when its reviewed game metadata states a typical run of no more than eight minutes and the page explains any timing pressure honestly.
Include a current game when two people can complete its full play loop on one shared screen by taking turns, with no account, no network play, and no computer opponent.
Quiet logic and number puzzles: exact coverage, clues, digit rules, and tidy merges — none timed.
Inclusion method
Include a current game when its core loop is a deduction or mathematics puzzle (placement, clue solving, digit rules, or numeric merge) with no reaction-time requirement and no timer, or with a documented untimed mode.
NoCharge games whose rules are not a named third-party title: custom mechanics, original art, honest limits.
Inclusion method
Include a current game when its ruleset is not a named third-party game clone and the implementation is NoCharge's own design — verified against the game catalog's isOriginal field, which is a factual classification, not a quality claim.
Games whose complete loop runs with one thumb: tap, drag, or swipe without a keyboard or a second hand.
Inclusion method
Include a current game when touch is a documented input, the complete play loop works with a single finger (taps, drags, or swipes), and no two-finger gesture or keyboard-specific step is required at any point.
Games with generous tap targets and uncluttered boards: wide cells, few simultaneous rules, and no dense text-in-cell.
Inclusion method
Include a current game when its primary board targets are at least 44 CSS px on a 375 px viewport, the board has at most 7 columns of play area (or fewer than 16 distinct cells), and no cell requires reading a small digit or letter inside a dense grid to act.
Letter, spelling, and word-finding games: a timed word chain, an untimed hunt, and themed Hangman — all with documented controls and local results.
Inclusion method
Include a current game when its core loop is built around letters, words, or spelling, it ships with documented controls and a definitive guide, and it keeps any result in this browser only (no account, no server score).
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