Leaderboards

This week’s top players across Quick MiniGames. Set a high score in any game, then submit it from that game’s page to climb the board.

2048
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2048 Animals
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Decant
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Backspace
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Overdub
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Pinwheel
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Cleave
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Umbra
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Fuse
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Polytap
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Deepdive
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Sonar
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Handful
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Flapjack
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Interlock
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Clusters
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Quadle
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Equate
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Reactor
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Solitaire
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Yahtzee
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FreeCell
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Golf Solitaire
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Jigsaw Puzzle
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Yukon Solitaire
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Snake
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Tetris
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Breakout
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Flappy
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Space Shooter
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Tower Stack
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Gem Match
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Bubble Shooter
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Whack-a-Mole
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Number Memory
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Simon
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Prospector
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Zero Hour
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Overload
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Ricochet
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Stackpot
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Flywheel
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Ripple
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Ticker
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Overfold
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Splice
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Quarry
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Latch
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Beatline
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Skew
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Turntile
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Stakehouse
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Grasp
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Countcircle
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Offbeat
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Hogline
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Prismbox
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Gravwell
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Loopgrid
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Bisect
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Slotter
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Carousel
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Gridlock
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Bearing
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Strata
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Bankshot
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Morse Relay
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Chess
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Gomoku
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Pong
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Flow
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Aim Trainer
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How the leaderboards work

A high score is a lot more fun when there is someone to beat. Every score-based game on Quick MiniGames keeps a live online leaderboard that resets at the start of each week, so there is always a fresh board to climb and last week’s runaway leader has to earn their spot all over again. This page gathers the current top players from every one of those games into one place — a quick way to see where the competition is fierce and where a modest run might be enough to land you in the top ten.

Getting on a board is simple and takes no account. Play a game, beat your own personal best, and a prompt appears asking for a short name to post your score under — that name is stored on your device, and only the score itself travels to the board. Not every game has a leaderboard: they are for games with a clear “higher is better” score, like the arcade and puzzle high-score chases, rather than the versus-the-computer board games or the puzzles you simply finish. If a game shows a leaderboard on its page, your best is welcome on it.

Frequently asked questions

When do the leaderboards reset?

Each board covers a single week and clears at the start of the next, so a top score is a weekly title rather than a permanent one — good news if you missed this week, and a reason to defend your place if you are on top.

Do I need an account to submit a score?

No. There is no sign-up and no password. When you beat your personal best in a game with a leaderboard, you are asked for a display name once, and your score posts under it.

Why doesn’t every game have a leaderboard?

Leaderboards only make sense where a single number clearly means “better.” Games you play against the computer, or puzzles you either finish or don’t, are ranked by your own record and personal bests instead of a shared score table.

How do I climb the board?

Open any game with a leaderboard, play until you top your previous best, and submit the new score from that game’s page. The board on this page updates to reflect the latest standings across every game.