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Fly, fight and grab the glowing Xenite in an arena that’s never the same twice.
Free in your browser, no download. Needs a keyboard: play on a laptop or desktop.
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Today’s daily puzzles ·
Play today’s 6×6 Mini Sudoku daily puzzle—notes, timer, saved progress, and daily rankings.
Play today’s classic 9×9 Sudoku daily puzzle—notes, validation, timer, saved progress, and local streaks.
Daily 8x8 meadow logic puzzle: place one firefly in every row, column, and colored field without letting any two touch.
Shared seeded minefield with timer, flags, safe clears, best time, and local streaks.
Daily 8x8 path puzzle: draw through 12 numbered stars, avoid barriers, and visit every tile exactly once.
Daily binary logic grid with balanced suns and moons, unique lines, and linked beacon clues.
Daily network puzzle: rotate carved stones until every rune joins one circuit with no loose ends.
Board games
Casual chess for family play—vs bot or friends in online rooms. Legal moves, clocks, private invites, and a strategy guide.
Classic checkers for family play—vs bot or friends in online rooms. Forced captures, kings, and match clocks.
Classic checker racing with dice, hits, bar entry, bearing off, bot opponents, local play, and online rooms.
Online rooms and bot opponents for column-drop tactics with win detection and private invites.
Online rooms and bot opponents for disc-flipping strategy with legal move hints, forced passes, and timed matches.
Online rooms and bot opponents for edge-drawing box tactics with chain awareness, extra turns, and box scoring.
What’s new
XS Space has been rebuilt on new ground. The rock is laid out on a fine hex grid with smooth, straight coastlines, lower slabs and finer painted surfaces, and it redraws the moment a bomb or a Terraformer changes it, so craters open with their blasts and new land appears as it grows. The world now appears all at once when you start a flight, and the picture stays sharp. The storm is a drifting cloud that thins to mist at its edge, with lightning crackling inside, and it drains your energy half as fast. Asteroids are heavy and solid: bombs barely move them, a spinning one flings you along its surface, they are lit from the same side whichever way they turn, and a Terraformer that reaches one turns it into land. The Terraformer also grows right over burnt and cracked rock. Thor’s hammer hits twice as wide, holding the Heart means your shots have no kick, the Icarus’s rear fire (R) now fires backward instead of both ways, at no extra cost, and B switches all your bouncing shots on or off. Your account flies one ship at a time: starting a flight in another tab takes over from the first.
Play XS Space →XS Space now keeps a smooth frame rate on big and high-resolution screens: it draws at a size your graphics card can keep up with, and the browser scales it up to fill the screen. Rock and asteroids that change shape are redrawn in the background, so a blast never freezes the picture, and each player is only sent the asteroids near them. The screen no longer shakes when you are hit, which looked a lot like lag; the edges of the screen flash red instead. Warping now looks like one: your ship stretches and fades where it was, then grows back in where it lands, and a portal takes you back once and then closes. The energy bar and the leaderboard have a new look to match the game’s art, with each pilot’s element colour beside their name.
Play XS Space →Bombs and mines now bite chunks out of XS Space asteroids and knock them spinning, and a blast that cuts one in two leaves two, while small crumbs scatter a little Xenite. New asteroids drift in from the storm, and the storm eats the ones that drift back out. Craters in the rock slowly grow back once nobody is near. Rest your pointer on any icon, in the item bar on the left or the weapon bar on the right, to see what it does and which key uses it. The Heart now lasts 15 seconds, a Decoy flies for 30, and a Brick drops a bigger wall that stays until it is blasted down. And every action now has a key any laptop has, MacBooks included: items on 1 to 8 in the item bar’s order, abilities on letters round WASD (Q warps, G is stealth, C cloak, X X-Radar, M multifire), and the afterburner never gets in the way of firing. And the bots are sharper: they bomb through thin walls to reach you, stop wasting shots on rock, dive into the storm for a core when they can make it back, get out of the storm by the shortest way, and some fire Terraformers.
How to play XS Space →Accounts follow the fun
Browse freely, start supported games as a guest, and create an account when you want to keep stats and results.