Hot Springs, Arkansas

Games steeped in Hot Springs

Original browser games set in the Spa City, from Bathhouse Row card tables to thermal-water puzzles. Free, open source and ready to play. No download, no sign-up.

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A Klondike deal of Spa City Solitaire on a lit card table, with Art Deco court cardsFeaturedSpa City Solitaire

The library

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Every game runs right in your browser. Pick one up for five minutes or settle in for an evening.

Card game

Spa City Solitaire

Klondike, FreeCell, Spider and Yukon with Art Deco cards inspired by Bathhouse Row

  • Desktop
  • Touch

Tile matching

Bathhouse Mahjong

Mahjong solitaire with tiles of springs, bathhouses and lakes, and every deal winnable

  • Desktop
  • Touch

Puzzle

Thermal Blocks

Place glazed tiles on a 9×9 grid and heat the thermal pools toward 143°F

  • Desktop
  • Touch

Board game

Bathhouse Barons

A property-trading board game where you bid on Bathhouse Row leases and ride the tourist seasons

  • Desktop
  • Touch

Play instantly

Each game is a single web page. It loads in seconds, saves progress on your device and needs no account.

Rooted in real history

Bathhouses, lakes, ballparks and eras of the town are drawn from sourced research, then turned into play.

Open source

Every game is released under the MIT License, so you're free to learn from it and build on it.

The setting

Set in the Valley of Vapors

Forty-seven hot springs, a row of grand bathhouses, gangster-era nightlife, motor courts and lake country. Each game borrows a chapter of the town's story and its colors, from Ouachita pine to Art Deco gold.

Ouachita forestBefore 1800
Frontier valley1830s–70s
Gilded spa1880s–1920s
Deco & neon1920s–40s
Linen postcard1930s–50s
Motor hotel1950s–60s
Park revival1980s–2000s
Lake lifeToday
Thermal waterEvery era

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