Updated October 22, 2026
Five of our free games where the numbers do the work: merged, slid back into order, combined into a target or placed by logic.
Half the pull of 2048 is the numbers themselves: 2s and 4s doubling their way up toward four digits while you add up in your head what each swipe could make. These five games of ours all put numbers at the centre, but each one uses them differently, so the sections below group them by what the numbers do. All of them are free on Gamefinity and work on phones and computers alike, straight from the browser.
2048 rules plus a gold ×2 tile
2048's own doubling, on the same 4×4 board with no clock. A label under the clock always shows the next tile you are working toward, the first of each pays a bonus, and past 2048 every new bonus is double the one before.
EndlessUntil the board locksPhone + desktop
Play Merge 2048Daily make-the-target maths
Combine any two of six cards with + − × ÷ and they become one card holding the result, until one card equals the target. Three targets a day, the same for everyone, with a minute on each.
DailyAbout 2 minPhone + desktop
Play ExactlyNumbered sliding-tile puzzle
Fifteen numbered tiles and one gap on the 4×4 board, moved by swipe, tap or arrow key until each is back where it belongs. A counter compares your moves with the fewest possible, and a run is a set of pictures on a two-minute clock.
Play any timeUp to 2 minPhone + desktop
Play Slide SnapMini sudokus on a clock
Fill 6×6 grids so that every row, column and 2×3 box holds 1 to 6 once, grid after grid, winning back time for each one you solve. Every grid has a single solution that logic alone can reach.
Endless2–4 minPhone + desktop
Play Sudoku SprintPicture logic from number clues
Here the numbers are clues: the counts along the edges give the length of every stitched run in each line, and the finished grid becomes an embroidered motif. Three fresh hoops every game.
Play any time3–8 minPhone + desktop
Play StitchOnly Merge 2048 shares 2048's lack of a clock: you can stop and think for as long as you like, and the game lasts until no move is left. Stitch is the next calmest, since a set may run as long as 20 minutes and you can pause it, though your time counts toward the result. Exactly gives each target a minute and carries saved seconds into the next one, Sudoku Sprint starts at two minutes and adds time for every grid you solve, and Slide Snap is a race against a two-minute clock.
Merge 2048, which uses 2048's own rules on the same 4×4 board and adds a gold ×2 tile and milestone bonuses. Of the others, Exactly comes nearest in spirit, because its basic move turns two numbers into one.
Yes, Exactly. A new set of three targets opens every day at midnight Eastern Time, the same for everyone, and you get one go at it. The other four can be played as often as you like.
