5 Best MSN Free Online Games for You to Play Right Now

Solitaire – Popular choice

Anyone into online games must have tried Solitaire at least once, and you can play MSN free Solitaire.

In its most common form, also named Klondike, the aim was to arrange all thirteen cards of each suit in order in a single group running from ace to king.

Normally, the ace was the first card on which two of the same suit were placed, followed by a three, and so on.

At the end of the game, the winner was rewarded with neverending cascading accolades of cards until one chose to start another game. It was really captivating.

But the most advanced players must know that there are different types of solitaire games, depending on how visible the cards are. The style mentioned above is known as simple builders.

⇒ Try Solitaire

Mahjong – Puzzle, single-player game

MSN games Mahjongg, also known as Mahjong Solitaire, is a puzzle, single-player game based on the same name game developed in China, however, with no relation to the rules or the original version.

The game is played with a set of 144 tiles based on Chinese characters and symbols. The aim is to match open pairs of identical tiles and remove them from the board, exposing the tiles under them for play.

The game ends when all pairs of tiles have been removed from the board or when there are no more exposed pairs.

Currently, you can find in the Zone several versions of the original online game, with different environments.

⇒ Try classic Mahjong

10×10 Classic – Get ready for some fun!

This is Microsoft’s basic version of a Tetris-like puzzle game. The aim of the game is to build blocks of the same color, which disappear once you arrange them in a horizontal line.

The game can go on forever as long as you don’t run out of room on the grid to place any of the blocks.

Unlike the original physical Tetris, in the online version, the blocks don’t fall from above, pressing the player to pick a position. They also can’t be flipped, and the horizontal lines don’t fall downwards as the blocks disappear.

This game is all about fast thinking and decision-making. Since it can be played online, you can compete with your friends and acquaintances. It is worth a try if you haven’t played it before.

⇒ Try 10×10 Classic

Jigsaw – Choose your level of expertise

Recently, Microsoft launched a new version of their Jigsaw game to allow fans to play it far into the future, even after the classic Flash version is retired at the end of 2020.

Microsoft launched 3 new puzzles every day to keep the fans entertained. Besides, the range of puzzle options is extensive, so for sure you can’t be easily bored.

Of course, one can choose their level of expertise, from easy (24pcs) to hard (100pcs).

⇒ Try Jigsaw

Chess – Classic game

Microsoft’s Chess game is based on the classic chess game, only that it is played on a computer. The rival can be either virtual or real.

Otherwise, all rules are the same, and the pieces look similar to the real ones. There is no time limit, and one can choose the expertise level to play.

The aim of the game is educational, as is for most MSN free games. Although an online version, this one had the same psychological benefits associated with memory and strategical thinking as the real chess game.

The game got more popular, the more chess champion Garry Kasparov took part in a chess championship organized by Microsoft. 

⇒ Try Chess