Games

 Would love to play a Scrabble game with 4-6 live players not a computer. This is almost 2026, that kind of game programming would liven up your Games site. Would anyone else like this idea?

What country has the tallest people in the world?   a. The Netherlands b.  Estonia c.  Lithuania d.  Denmark   Love trivia?  Have fun playing AARP's Right Again! Trivia game!

Gin Rummy is a classic two-player card game that blends strategy and speed – and now it’s available to play for free at AARP! Create sets and runs, minimize your deadwood, and knock at the right time to win. Whether you’re going for a quick match or a longer session, Gin Rummy is a timeless favorite.   Learn more at our FAQ: Gin-Rummy   

I play theme to get rid of stress. As I am retired I am tired of losing every time and every game I play. Losing equal more stress. Not a gamer so I play for fun. AARP plays so you don't rejoin up next yea.

I cannot find Syllacrostic on the game menu, did we lose it, am I the only one?

Filmoji is a clever matching game where emojis hint at movie titles and plot elements. Each round, you’re given three movie titles and a grid of emojis. Your job is to group the emojis into trios that best represent each film. Some clues are obvious—others will keep you guessing. Submit your guesses and see how many rounds you can win in a row!   Play Filmoji and put your movie knowledge to the test.   Have more questions?  Check out our FAQ

What is Filmoji?   Filmoji [link to game] is a pop culture puzzle game where you match emoji trios to famous movie titles.   How do I play? Select three emojis that best represent each movie title and tap 'Submit' to check your guess.   Can emojis belong to more than one movie? Yes. Some emojis may fit multiple titles, so choose carefully.   How many mistakes can I make? You can make up to two mistakes per round before the game ends.   Are the emoji clues literal or symbolic? Both. Some emojis represent the title directly, while others hint at plot elements.   Is Filmoji timed? No, but accuracy and streaks help you score higher.   Can I replay previous rounds? Yes. You can revisit earlier puzzles to improve your score.   Is Filmoji free to play? Yes. Filmoji is free and browser-based.   Found this post helpful?Give it a kudo to let us know—it helps others discover valuable content too.    

At first, all the Filmoji emojis can seem daunting. But it’s possible to eliminate some of them! Start by identifying the most obvious emoji matches. Then look for connections between the remaining emojis and movie titles. Avoid making more than two mistakes, as each round has only one correct solution!   Found this post helpful?Give it a kudo to let us know—it helps others discover valuable content too.

Filmoji’s puzzles can offer different challenges. Sometimes emojis represent the movie title directly, while others hint at plot elements or characters. Look for visual clues and think about what each emoji could symbolize. Be careful — some emojis might fit more than one movie!   Found this post helpful?Give it a kudo to let us know—it helps others discover valuable content too.

In Rhymoji,  it pays to act quickly and trust your instincts. The faster you match, the more bonus points you earn. Try to build streaks by matching correctly in consecutive rounds. If you can, you might find yourself on the leaderboard!   Found this post helpful?Give it a kudo to let us know—it helps others discover valuable content too.

Sometimes, the answers in Rhymoji aren’t obvious at first. To solve the puzzle, start by looking at the emoji and think of words that rhyme with its meaning. For example, frog rhymes with dog. Some matches are straightforward, while others require creative thinking and free association. So try to think outside the box if nothing obvious is coming to mind!   Found this post helpful?Give it a kudo to let us know—it helps others discover valuable content too.    

Rhymoji is a fast-paced matching game where emojis rhyme and every second counts. Each round, you’re given an emoji and must find its rhyming match from a grid of options. Rack up streaks, earn bonuses, and see how far your rhyming reflexes can take you!   Tap, rhyme, repeat! Play Rhymoji and see how many lightning-fast matches you can make in a row.   Want to learn more about Rhymoji?  Check out our FAQ

What is Rhymoji? Rhymoji  is a matching and memory game where you find emojis that rhyme with each other.   How do I play? Each round, match the emoji at the top of the screen with one that rhymes from the bottom grid.   What do the difficulty levels change? Higher difficulty levels include trickier rhymes and faster timers.   Can I play Rhymoji offline? No. Rhymoji is browser-based and requires an internet connection.   Is Rhymoji timed? Yes. You must match the rhyming emoji before the timer runs out.   Can I replay previous rounds? Yes. You can revisit earlier rounds to improve your score.   Is Rhymoji free to play? Yes. Rhymoji is free and requires no sign-up.   Are the rhymes always perfect? Most are perfect rhymes, but some may be slant rhymes or creative matches.   Found this post helpful?Give it a kudo to let us know—it helps others discover valuable content too.

Mathler is a fast-paced puzzle game that blends math and logic. Each day, you’re given a number—and your job is to guess the equation that equals it. Use digits and operations (+, –, ×, ÷) to find the hidden formula in six tries. With color-coded hints and multiple difficulty levels, Mathler is a great way to boost your arithmetic skills and keep your brain sharp.   Sharpen your logic and arithmetic — play Mathler and test how quickly you can solve the puzzle using strategy and skill.   Want more information?  Check out our FAQ

What is Mathler?Mathler is a daily puzzle game where you guess a hidden equation that equals a given number.   How do I play?Use digits (0–9) and operations (+, –, ×, ÷) to form an equation. You have six tries to guess the correct one.   What do the colors mean?Green = correct and in the right spot. Orange = correct but in the wrong spot. Gray = not in the equation.   Is order of operations important?Yes. Mathler follows standard math rules: multiplication and division before addition and subtraction.   Can numbers and operators repeat?Yes. You can use the same digit or operator more than once.   Are parentheses allowed?Only in Hard mode. Parentheses help structure more complex equations.   What’s the difference between difficulty levels?Easy mode has simpler equations. Normal is the standard game. Hard includes parentheses. Extreme only shows green tiles—no orange hints.   Can I play past puzzles?Yes. Use the calendar icon to revisit previous Mathler

In Mathlern, you should start with a balanced guess that uses a mix of operations and digits. Pay attention to order of operations, as multiplication and division come before addition and subtraction. Use the feedback to eliminate possibilities and test new combinations. And remember: commutative solutions (like 3+7+20 and 20+7+3) are accepted.   Found this post helpful?Give it a kudo to let us know—it helps others discover valuable content too.

In Mathler, you get instant feedback on how close your guess was. After each guess, the tiles change color:- Green means the number or operator is in the correct spot.- Orange means it’s in the equation but in the wrong spot.- Gray means it’s not in the equation at all.Use this feedback to refine your guesses and zero in on the solution.   Found this post helpful?Give it a kudo to let us know—it helps others discover valuable content too.

Coloring isn't just for kids — it's a calming activity that's great for relaxation. With AARP's new Coloring Book for Grown-Ups activity, you can unwind every day! Each day you can color a new drawing using various color palettes — and download your final creation straight to your computer.   Please share your beautiful drawings in a reply below!

 In AARP Staying Sharp, could not “Continue” after completing the first section of any of the three Additional Tests; Non-Verbal Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning & Spatial Processing. Instead was shown an empty page (...health.cambridgebrainsciences.com/…).  Upon refreshing, then CREYOS asks to “Sign in to your secure account”.  I don’t have one, didn’t need it last time, and it shouldn’t interrupt progress between subsections!  Problem Safari on two laptops.  Deleting browser data didn’t help.  Chrome worked after deleting data but sometime received “Sorry, it appears like something's gone wrong.”  Refreshing didn’t resolve.  Going back to previous page results in CREYOS asking again, “Sign in to your secure account”.

I haven’t played this game since they shrunk the keyboard. It’s too difficult to type the word in correctly. Has anyone else had this problem?

Are you ready for something sweet!  AARP Rewards members can be the first to play Fruit Merge, a juicy new puzzle game that blends strategy and fun as you combine matching fruits to grow bigger and better combos.   Redeem 5,000 AARP Rewards points to unlock early access to Fruit Merge now through November 12, 2025. Be among the first to test your merging skills and build your tallest fruit tower before the game opens to all players!   Here's how to play early: Log in to aarp.org Make sure you are signed up for the AARP Rewards Program! Use your points to start playing Fruit Merge!   Experience a fresh, colorful twist on puzzle play - simple to start but satisfying to master.   Not an AARP Rewards member yet? It's easy - and free. Sign up here to begin earning points and unlocking exclusive early access to games like this one!  

Fruit Merge is addictive – but sometimes it’s easy to fill the container too high, too fast! Here are some tips to make sure you’ll get berry good at combining fruits: - Combine identical fruits to evolve them into larger ones. - Plan ahead to avoid overfilling the container. - Use the edges strategically to control fruit placement. - Aim for the watermelon—it’s the ultimate prize! - Watch for chain reactions to maximize points.

Melds are combinations of cards that score points before tricks begin. Examples include runs (A, 10, K, Q, J of trump), marriages, and pinochles (J♦ and Q♠). Learn the meld values to maximize your score.   Play Now and put your skills to the test!    

Only bid if you have a marriage (King and Queen of the same suit)—you’ll need it to declare trump. Bid conservatively unless you’re confident in your hand. Overbidding without the right cards can cost you points.   Play Now and put your skills to the test!  

If you’re unsure, ask for a card you already have one of. This increases your chances of making a book. Avoid asking randomly—every turn is a chance to gather information, even if you don’t get the card you want.