Arcade Whale Christmas Games
15 gamesFree Christmas games to play in your browser: snowy levels, festive looks and a daily gift calendar through December, with nothing to download.
About Christmas Games
From the first of December, most games here open an advent calendar with one gift a day until Christmas Eve. The gifts are paid in that game's own coins or items, and the last door holds a festive cosmetic you keep for good. Missed a day? The doors stay open until the sixth of January, so nobody falls behind over a busy week or a trip home.
Everything runs in a browser tab on a phone, tablet, laptop or school Chromebook. There is nothing to download, no account to create and nothing to buy, which makes these an easy pick for a family evening, a classroom party before the break or ten quiet minutes while the oven does its work. Your progress, calendar included, is saved on the device you play on.
What kind of games are in Christmas Games?
Every game on this shelf has snow, lights or a present in it over the holidays. Some were built for winter from the start: a frozen pond, a snowy mountain, a camp that has to get through the cold. Others are favourites from the rest of the site that dress up for December with their own decorations, music and festive cosmetics, each in its own style rather than one shared coat of tinsel.
Which Christmas Games games should I play first?
Crowd Blaster, Arena Survival, Pastry Pile, Gatefire, Meat Camp
What are the newest Christmas Games games?
Meat Camp, Zombie Bridge, Ammo Pour, Castle Barrage, Bus Load
Are these Christmas games free, with no download?
Yes. Every game is free and complete and plays in your web browser. There is no app to install, no sign-up and no in-game shop. Scores, progress and calendar gifts are saved on the device you play on.
When does the holiday calendar start and end?
The festive looks and the daily gift calendar switch on on 1 December and run until 6 January, by your device's own date. In each game with a calendar, one door opens per day up to 24 December, and a missed door can still be opened until the calendar closes.
Can we play these in class or at a family party?
Yes. The games load in a browser tab on school Chromebooks, tablets and phones, with no accounts, no chat and no way to message other players. Most rounds take a few minutes and many games play with one finger or a single key, so they are easy to pass around a room.