FAQ
Accounts, phones, ratings and random items.
Short answers to the questions people ask before a first match.
Do I need an account?
No. All six start without one. CrazyGames offers a login to save progress, and on Mini Golf Club it asks first, but "Continue as guest" works.
Can two of us play on one computer?
Yes, in two of the six. Soccer Random is built for two on one keyboard, and Mini Golf Club takes up to four on one device, taking turns or on a split screen.
Which games let friends play together online?
Mini Golf Club (up to 10), Paint to Hide! (up to 8), PolyTrack (up to 16) and Skribbl.io (up to 20) all have private rooms you share by link or code.
Do any of them sell loot boxes?
No. None of the six sells paid random items as of 23 October 2026. Mini Golf Club sells coin packs for cosmetics at fixed prices, and StarBlast sells an optional pass that removes adverts.
Which games have chat with strangers?
Skribbl.io, where public rooms run on open text chat. StarBlast lets players send only 16 preset phrases. We saw no chat in the other four.
Are these games suitable for children?
On crazygames.com, CrazyGames sets 13 as the minimum age and points younger players to kids.crazygames.com. Soccer Random and PolyTrack carry PEGI 3 on Google Play, and Mini Golf Club's Windows version PEGI 3. The Play safe page has the details.
Do they work on a phone?
CrazyGames marks five of the six as working in phone browsers; Skribbl.io is the exception. We tested on a desktop only.
Why is the rating different from the thumbs-up share?
CrazyGames rates each game on the last six months of votes, while the vote count covers all time. Both are shown as CrazyGames gives them.
Why does StarBlast open in full screen?
StarBlast runs on its own site, starblast.io, and CrazyGames shows it inside a frame. You press "Go full screen" before the menu appears.