Private browser play
What Browser-Local Games Save on Your Device
These games execute their rules in the browser and save unfinished sessions and personal records locally. That reduces account friction and keeps board states off an application server, but the first visit and uncached assets still require a working connection.
Local game engines
Legal moves, shuffles, puzzles, and local opponents run in page code. Game boards and moves are not sent to a multiplayer service. Existing site analytics may measure page and device-level activity, but the product privacy copy excludes moves, boards, and scores.
Storage has a boundary
The v3 player profile stores settings, favorites, recent routes, bounded statistics, achievements, and at most 200 dated results in this browser. Active boards use a separate bounded session store. My Club can create a local backup or clear current and legacy profile keys; private mode may still block storage.
Offline is conditional
A previously cached application can continue to run many local interactions, but this site does not promise that every browser retains every asset indefinitely. Reloading after cache eviction or opening a new device can require the network again.
Curated starting points
Games in this collection
Questions about this collection
Do I need an account to save progress?
No. Supported sessions and records use local browser storage without sign-in.
Will my favorites appear on another device?
There is no cloud sync. You can move the v3 profile yourself with My Club's local JSON export and strictly validated, explicitly confirmed restore.
Can I rely on permanent offline access?
No. Browser caches can be evicted and first-time assets need a connection; offline behavior is a convenience rather than a permanent availability guarantee.