From the front desk
There was a time when the best page in the newspaper had no news on it. It sat near the back, past the classifieds, and it asked nothing of you except a pencil and a little while. Nobody counted your mistakes. Nothing flashed. You finished when you finished.
The Harbor Post is that page, rebuilt for a browser. Three games, chosen the old-fashioned way — because they have earned their keep. Klondike Solitaire, dealt properly, draw-one or draw-three. Sudoku, generated fresh and checked to carry exactly one solution. And Mahjong, laid out so that every deal can actually be finished.
Scores stay in your browser, which is to say they stay yours. No timer runs unless you ask for one. The type is large because we like it large; if your eyes prefer larger still, press the button at the top and everything grows a quarter again.
Pick a game. The kettle can wait.
Cards
The standard game, dealt the standard way: seven columns, four foundations, and no liberties taken with the rules. Move cards by mouse or by keyboard, click-to-place if dragging is a bother, and take back as many moves as you need.
Draw-1 & draw-3 · Undo · Hint · Four-colour deck option
Play SolitaireNumbers
Every puzzle is generated fresh and verified to carry exactly one solution — if it ever seems ambiguous, that's you, not the grid. Three settings, from a gentle warm-up to one that will hold your coffee hostage. Pencil marks included.
Easy, Medium & Tricky · Pencil marks · Undo · Hint
Play SudokuTiles
One hundred forty-four tiles in the classic turtle arrangement, and every deal we serve can be cleared — we build them backwards to make sure. Match free pairs, mind the flowers and seasons, and take the long view.
Turtle & Terrace layouts · Undo · Hint · Always solvable
Play Mahjong