- Whack-a-GnomeBonk the gnomes before they hide. Skip the goblins.
- Gnome MemoryFlip the cards and find every matching pair.
- Gnome MatchSwap tiles to line up three gnomes, acorns or mushrooms.
- Gnome RunnerJump over garden obstacles and grab the acorns.
- Find the GnomeSpot the gnomes hiding in a busy garden.
Whack-a-Gnome
The classic arcade game with a garden twist. Gnomes pop out of nine holes in the lawn, and you have 45 seconds to bonk as many as you can. Golden gnomes are worth 50 points and add time. Hitting a goblin costs you 25. Choose Relaxed, Normal or Frantic speed. Play Whack-a-Gnome.
Gnome Memory
A card-matching memory game. Flip two cards at a time and find every pair of gnomes, mushrooms, acorns and lanterns in as few moves as you can. Easy has 6 pairs, Normal 8 and Hard 12, so it suits young kids and grown-ups alike. Play Gnome Memory.
Gnome Match
A match-3 puzzle. Swap neighboring tiles to line up three or more of the same kind. Line up four to make a golden tile that clears its whole row and column, and set off chain reactions for bigger scores. Play 30 moves or race a 90-second clock. Play Gnome Match.
Gnome Runner
An endless runner. Your gnome races down a garden path blocked by mushrooms, flowerpots, rocks and hedgehogs. Tap or press Space to jump, and hold for a higher jump. Collect acorns for bonus points and watch out for crows. Play Gnome Runner.
Find the Gnome
A hidden-object puzzle. Three gnomes are tucked behind bushes and flowers in every garden scene. Find them before the minute is up. There are 10 levels, and the gnomes get smaller and the gardens busier as you go. Play Find the Gnome.
Playing on a phone or tablet
- All five games work with touch. Turn your phone sideways if you’d like a bigger board.
- Each game has a Sound on or off button below the board. Your choice is remembered.
- If you switch apps or tabs, the timed games pause automatically.
Frequently asked questions
Are these gnome games really free?
Yes. All five games are free to play in your browser. There’s nothing to download, no account to create and nothing to buy.
Are the games OK for kids?
Yes. They’re cartoon garden games with no chat, no sign-up and no in-app purchases. Gnome Memory on Easy and Find the Gnome’s early levels are good starting points for younger kids.
Can I play with a keyboard?
Yes. Every game has keyboard controls, which are listed on its start screen. For example, use Space to jump in Gnome Runner and the arrow keys to move in Gnome Match.
Where are my best scores saved?
Best scores are saved only in your own browser on the device you play on. They aren’t sent anywhere, so they won’t follow you to another device.