Ten free games you can play right now, with nothing to download
Batata is a feed of small games that start the moment they reach you: no store, no install, no account until you want one. This is the live catalogue as of late October 2026, each game described in the one line its own start screen uses. Every game is made in-house by Batata.
The games
Bird Hop: tap to flap through the gaps. An endless one-button flapper, the first game most people meet on Batata.
Sweet Swap: tap two neighbours to swap them and match three. A satisfying puzzle with a clock.
Street Shift: Sizzle: tap, cook, serve. A street kitchen whose orders keep coming, with a story in short shifts.
Red Light: tap to switch lanes and do not get caught on red. A reflex game about one rule.
Guess the Flag: name the country from its flag, faster each round. The quiz you think you will ace.
Wall to Wall: tap to fly and dodge the spikes, wall to wall.
Stack Up: tap to drop each floor and keep the tower straight. One millimetre off and it leans.
Shield: drag to guard the balloon from everything that wants to pop it.
Swish: tap to flap through every hoop. Basketball for one thumb.
Hue: tap to hop and match your colour. Miss the colour, miss the hop.
How to open them
Open batata.world/feed in any modern browser or in the Android app. The first game is already running; swipe up for the next. Every game also has its own address at batata.world/g/ followed by its name, which drops you straight inside that game, so a link to Bird Hop is a link to playing Bird Hop.
What they have in common
Each one is understood in five seconds with no instructions, is played in portrait with one thumb, lasts under a minute a run and is complete with the sound off. None of them carries ads or purchases, and every score on their leaderboards was verified on Batata's servers before it counted. The catalogue grows every week, and this list will be updated when it does.