
Making Beverages
Run a bustling milk tea counter, layering toppings and flavors into colorful cups for a waiting queue.
Mix queue // 47 live
Free browser games across four collections
Solve a puzzle, chase a score, design a look, or run a virtual kitchen. Every game comes with a hand-written guide covering the controls, the objective, and the tips that shorten a first run.
Now playing // browser edition
Catalog online47
Games available
4
Ways to browse
Every guide covers
Independent copyFour real categories
The navigation follows the Puzzle, Sports, Girls, and Cooking groups supplied in the source catalog.
Hand-written summaries
Every guide is written in-house in original wording, never copied from provider blurbs.
Controls up front
Each page lists the inputs, objective, mechanics, and what ends a run before you start.
Daily UTC releases
Future games are filtered from pages, APIs, comments, structured data, and the sitemap until release.
Recently available
Scheduled games become public through request-time UTC filtering rather than client-side hiding.

Run a bustling milk tea counter, layering toppings and flavors into colorful cups for a waiting queue.

A freeform colouring game where custom palettes, a fill tool and a brush let you recolour dozens of ready-made drawings.

A hands-on babysitting sim where feeding, cleaning and calming one restless baby fills an entire daycare shift.

Paint Halloween face designs for three friends, then match each look with spooky outfits and accessories.

Blistering 1v1 arena matches where you fire at the enemy net and guard your own in flame-lit duels.

A momentum-based platform puzzler about bouncing and rolling a cute critter to the treasure at each level's end.

Solve tricky lateral-thinking riddles where the obvious answer is wrong and the real one hides in plain sight.

Search a prehistoric scene for hidden items and unpick its clue chain to set a trapped caveman free.
Four collections
Browse logic and word challenges, arcade sports, creative activities, or food and restaurant games.
11 games
Puzzle games built around patterns, words, spatial problems, hidden clues, and carefully planned moves.
Open collection →●13 games
Quick browser challenges inspired by football, basketball, hockey, movement, timing, and score chasing.
Open collection →♥10 games
Creative browser games featuring fashion, color, styling, celebrations, shops, characters, and casual puzzles.
Open collection →◆13 games
Food-themed browser games about preparation, serving, shops, production lines, cutting, and restaurant management.
Open collection →Available now
These titles are currently visible in the server-rendered catalog and ready to open from their external providers.

Style celebrity models in bold E-Girl fashion, from graphic eyeliner and bright hair to hoodies, plaid skirts and chokers.

Cook a run of Chinese street-food classics step by step, from the prep board to the finished plate.

Unscramble five-letter words against the clock in a twenty-second endless run or a three-minute sprint.

Assemble a 64-piece jigsaw of plush compass figures at your own pace, one dragged piece at a time.

Spin fluffy cotton candy at the fun fair and decorate each treat before handing it over the counter.

Run the kebab counter, build each wrap to the customer's exact request, and serve as many as your hands allow.

Take over Zoe's tattoo chair and ink three clients, drawing a butterfly, a rose and a flock of birds to order.

Juggle a fast food counter's nonstop orders and reinvest the takings into a faster, bigger kitchen.
About the collection
Yolive Game turns an 80-game source list into navigable browser-game pages across four distinct categories. Each page explains how the game plays, gives practical starting advice, and links straight to the externally hosted game.
Every guide covers the same ground: the objective, the controls, the mechanics that drive it, what ends a run, how it handles on desktop and touch, and the tips that shorten a first attempt.
Useful before launch
Understand the objective, the decision pattern, and the kind of session a game offers before you open it.
Easy to correct
Every game has a stable ID, provenance record, and contact path for factual or rights-related corrections.
47
Games currently published
4
Source categories
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Scheduled UTC cadence
Before opening a game
The catalog is designed to be useful without pretending that every external title has already been fully tested.
Step one
The objective, the controls, and what ends a run are all listed before the play button, so the first attempt makes sense.
Step two
Use early retries to pin down a single mechanic instead of changing your whole approach at once.
Step three
External games evolve. A page URL, visible instruction, and reproducible step make corrections precise and useful.
Catalog details
How external games, categories, release timing, guides, and privacy choices work.
No. The site provides discovery and hand-written guide pages; gameplay loads from third-party providers that control availability, code, ads, and in-game storage.
Every page lays out the objective, the controls, the core mechanics, what ends a run, device notes, pros and cons, and practical tips, so you know how a title plays before you start.
The server evaluates release dates in UTC. Eligible titles become visible without a client-side reveal, while future titles remain absent from public outputs.
Favorites use functional local storage on the current device when that category is allowed. No Yolive Game account is created.
Yes. Use the Contact page and include the exact URL, the issue or right involved, the requested action, and enough information to assess the request.