About AimRaj

AimRaj is a home for free games that play right in your web browser, on phones, tablets and computers. Games for every age, from first taps to final bosses.

Who makes AimRaj

Every game on AimRaj is made by us, in-house. We don't host games from other companies, and we don't link out to other game sites. AimRaj is run by Shakhawat Hossain, Bangladesh.

Our games

There are 92 games so far: quick arcade challenges, sports games, driving and racing, puzzles, and counting and math games, with more on the way. Most are easy to start with one tap or a swipe, and get trickier the further you go. Some have a gentler Kids Mode for younger players: tap the turtle.

Every game is free. Press Play and it starts: nothing to download or install. Each game page says how to play, which controls it uses and what age it suits.

On an iPhone you can also play them in our app, AimRaj Games on the App Store (another website, opens in a new tab) .

Leaderboards without accounts

Finish a game and your score can go on its leaderboard, this week and of all time. You don't sign up: you get a made-up nickname like Brave Panda 42, and a cookie on your device remembers it. You can pick another made-up name, but nobody can type a real one. See your nickname and best scores on My scores.

For parents

  • No accounts, no sign-up and no chat: players can't send messages to each other.
  • We never ask for a name, email, photo, birthday or location.
  • Nicknames are generated from friendly words, so real names never appear on a leaderboard.
  • We count visits with Google Analytics, with Google's ad features switched off, to see which games are played. In Europe we ask first, and anyone can say no on the Privacy page.
  • No tracking for ads. There are no ads right now; if we add them, they won't be based on who your child is.
  • Links to other websites are marked and open in a new tab.
  • Your child's player and scores can be deleted at any time with Forget me on My scores.

The Parents & teachers page lists the age of every game, which games have Kids Mode and what the learning games practice. The Privacy Policy has the details, in plain words.

Say hello

Have a game idea or found a bug? We'd love to hear about it on our Contact page.

News about our new games goes up on our YouTube (another website, opens in a new tab) , Facebook (another website, opens in a new tab) and Reddit (another website, opens in a new tab) pages.