
Card game
Spa City Solitaire
Klondike, FreeCell, Spider and Yukon with Art Deco cards inspired by Bathhouse Row

Hot Springs, Arkansas
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.
No cost, No ads, Just games
The library
Every game runs right in your browser. Pick one up for five minutes or settle in for an evening.

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

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


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

Trivia board game
Collect landmark stamps on a map of Hot Springs, then answer the Summit question at the tower

Basketball
Arcade high-school basketball for Garland County schools, from the first game to the state final

Kart racing
Bathtub kart racing on the real streets and mountain roads of Hot Springs: keep 10 gallons aboard

Artillery
Two squirrel families lob native nuts across the valley above Bathhouse Row

Word
A crossword word-tile game on a marble board of the valley's 47 springs, with bonuses for Hot Springs words

Arcade
Hop a raccoon across the gator pits of Hot Springs' 1902 alligator farm to raid snacks for his den

Match-3
Swap and match spring water, magnolias and horseshoes through 60 levels from Bathhouse Row to Garvan Gardens

Pinball
Heat the springs, topple Bathhouse Row and climb the Mountain Tower on an original pinball table
Each game is a single web page. It loads in seconds, saves progress on your device and needs no account.
Bathhouses, lakes, ballparks and eras of the town are drawn from sourced research, then turned into play.
Every game is released under the MIT License, so you're free to learn from it and build on it.
The setting
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.
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