Vexply Wiki
Everything you need to know about each game, in one place: how it’s played, the full rules, strategy, the most common mistakes and the vocabulary. To go deeper, every page links to the guides and articles in Learn.
Games
- 2048 Slide, combine, and reach 2048. Easy to learn, impossible to put down.
- Astrobreak Fly a ship with real momentum and smash the asteroids before they get you.
- Checkers Checkers on an 8×8 board: mandatory captures, multi-jumps and crowning. Against the computer or with a friend.
- Chess Checkmate the AI on four levels or play a friend, with a clock and every rule.
- Chinchón Draw, discard and build sets and runs with the Spanish deck; close before your rival does.
- Daily Word Six tries to guess today’s word, with colour clues. A new one every day.
- Escoba Make 15 with the cards on the table, sweep it for escobas and collect coins and sevens.
- Football Career Create an 18-year-old footballer and live their whole career: transfers, titles, national team and retirement.
- Gloamreach A dark-fantasy dungeon roguelite: real-time combat, nine classes, relics that make builds, bosses and a camp that grows.
- Hangman Guess the word letter by letter before the drawing is complete. Words in your language.
- Memory Cards Find every pair in as few moves as you can. Three boards, from 12 to 36 cards.
- Minesweeper Clear the field without setting off a single mine. Pure logic, from 9×9 up to 30×16.
- Nimbo One tap, one boost. Guide a little drone between girders and towers without touching a thing.
- Pong The original paddle duel: the ball speeds up with every hit. Against the AI or a friend.
- Snake Eat, grow, don't crash. The all-time classic, straight in your browser.
- Solitaire Classic Klondike: draw 1 or 3, build up the suits and beat your best time.
- Sudoku Fill the 9×9 grid without repeating a number. Four genuine levels and a daily Sudoku.
- Tic Tac Toe Three in a row against an AI that doesn’t forgive, or two players on one screen.
- Truco Argentine truco against the computer: truco, retruco, vale cuatro and envido, to 30 or 15.
- Vexply Blocks Fit the falling pieces together and fill rows to clear them before they reach the top.
- Vexply Geography Capitals, countries, flags, continents and a map: five games to test what you know about the world.
- Word Search Find the hidden words in every direction. Words that belong to your language.
Glossary
The terms used in Vexply’s games, guides and articles, explained in a few words. Each one links to the game it belongs to and, when there is one, to the article that explains it in depth.
Advanced strategy
- Full guide: 2048
- Full guide: Minesweeper
- Full guide: Sudoku
- Full guide: Word Search
- Full guide: Checkers
- Full guide: Gloamreach
- How to play chess: the basic rules to get started
- Castling in chess: what it is, when you can and how to do it
- En passant and promotion: the pawn’s two special moves
- How to play Klondike Solitaire: the rules step by step
- Strategies to win more games of Solitaire
- Chess tactics: forks, pins, skewers and discovered attacks
- Basic chess endgames: the checkmates you need to know
- Advanced Minesweeper: reduction, mine counting and better guesses
- How to learn the world’s capitals and flags without losing your mind
- Builds in Gloamreach: tags, synergies and curses