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Shade's Owl Series: ten owl games, ten different genres

Hosted by Shade, our owl-loving AI host from the workshop's story world. Every game has a free demo that plays right here in your browser. One big start button, and level 1 teaches itself, so anyone can play.

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Hatchmoon

Merge. Drop baby owls in the nest; two the same merge into a bigger owl, all the way to the Moon Owl.

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Twignest

Block puzzle. Fit twig blocks into the nest and clear rows. Calm, clever and quick.

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Bramblehoot

Match-3. Swap berries and leaves to make matches in the bramble hollow.

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Plumepile

Tile matching. Match feather tiles to clear the pile. Every deal can be solved.

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Quillhoot

Word game. Link letters into words at an owl scholar's desk.

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Moonroost Solitaire

Card solitaire. Nine ways to play solitaire with an owl deck.

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Acornward

Tower defense. Place owls to guard the oak through four seasons.

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Hushglide

Platformer. Hop, glide and swoop through the moonlit forest.

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Hootstorm

Survivors battle. Power up your owl and last the stormy night. The first night takes five minutes.

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Hootdraw

Card adventure. Build a deck of owl cards on a roguelike night journey.

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Questions people ask

Are there free owl games to play online?

Yes. All ten have a free demo in your browser, with no download and no account.

Are they easy for young kids?

One big start button, and level 1 teaches itself without reading. Extra modes are under Advanced.

How far can an owl turn its head?

About 270 degrees. Its eyes are fixed in their sockets, so it turns its whole head to look around.

Shade and Yin are AI hosts with computer-generated voices; their stories are made-up character stories. Kit, a real person, runs Kitson Workshop.