We have a new product to share: FlyerGames, a free place to play games right in your browser. There is nothing to download and no account to create. Open a game on your phone or computer and you are playing in seconds.
FlyerGames is a Thousand31 Technologies initiative, and it sits alongside our other products: Flyerimage, FlyerMoney and FlyerUtility. It launched with two games, and a third, Jonaki, has already joined them. More are on the way.
Shalban Bouddha Bihar Ludu Game
Our featured game is a 3D take on snakes and ladders. You and up to three friends explore a tower of 100 chambers beneath an ancient monastery, climbing ladders and trying to avoid the stone serpents.
- 2 to 4 players on one screen. Take turns, and set any player to Computer if you want to mix people and computer explorers.
- Ten explorers. Play as Yazan the boy, one of four girls (Parisha, Adrita, Anaya and Wasfia), a cat, a bear, a rabbit, or one of two macaws. Each wears a scarf in their own colour.
- Simple rules. Ladders (green rooms) carry you up and snakes (red rooms) carry you down. A six gives you another turn, and you need the exact number to land on Chamber 100.
- Easy controls. Tap or click to roll, or press Space or Enter. Press O for an overview of the board and M to mute the sound.
The game is inspired by Shalban Bouddha Bihar, a ruined Buddhist monastery at Mainamati near Cumilla in Bangladesh, more than a thousand years old. Its red brick cells around a central courtyard and terracotta decoration shaped the look of the chambers. The story, the hidden tunnel and the underground areas are imaginary, and if you ever get the chance, the real ruins are worth a visit.
Memory Match
The second game is a classic: flip two cards at a time, find every matching pair, and try to beat your best moves and time.
- Three levels. Easy has 6 pairs, Medium has 8 and Hard has 12.
- Your best scores are saved. The best moves and time for each level are stored on your own device only.
- Play any way you like. Tap or click the cards, or use the keyboard: Tab to move between cards and Enter or Space to flip them.
- A fair target. Finishing Medium in about 15 to 20 moves is a strong result. The minimum possible is 8.
Jonaki: Firefly Catching Game
Our newest game is a quiet one. Jonaki is the Bangla word for a firefly, and the game is set on a summer night in a Bangladeshi village in the 1990s: a tin-shed house with a lantern on the verandah, a pond with the moon in it, and a yard full of glowing fireflies. Swing your net, fill your jar before dawn, and try not to swat the mosquitoes.
- Choose your children. Pick two, three or four children from six and play one of them. The others catch fireflies by themselves, and the littlest ones are slower.
- Tap to catch. Tap or click near a glowing firefly and your child runs over and swings the net. On a keyboard, use the arrow keys or WASD to walk and Space to swing.
- Earn stars. Fill the jar before dawn to earn up to three stars and unlock the next night. Golden fireflies are worth three, and catching several in a row builds a combo.
- English or Bangla. You can play in either language, and your best result for each night is saved on your own device.
Why you can just open it and play
- No download and no signup.
- Works on phones, tablets and computers.
- Free to play.
The 3D game runs in your browser, so it works on most modern devices without installing anything.
What is next
More games are on the way. If there is a game you would like to see, tell us. And if you came for calculators, converters or PDF tools, our other site FlyerUtility has 71 free ones.
Play now
Head to games.flyerutility.com to start playing, or read more on the FlyerGames product page.