Social gaming · Since 2024
Every game is a stop on the path.
PrizePath is a free social gaming site. Three browser games, one running score, and nothing to buy, deposit, or win. Path Points are just points — they don't convert into anything.
What's here
Three games, finished
No "coming soon" tiles. Every game on the list is built, playable right now, and works on a phone.
One score across the site
Path Points collect from all three games into a single total. They stay on your device and buy you exactly nothing.
Badges instead of prizes
The only thing you can win here is a small icon on your Scores page. That's the whole reward economy.
A game, not gambling
There is no money anywhere on PrizePath. No deposits, no withdrawals, no wagers, no purchases, no prize draws, and nothing for sale. We don't build wagering or casino-style games, and Path Points can't be bought, sold, transferred, or redeemed for anything at all. Read the terms of use if you want the long version.
Pick a stop
The route
Three games. All playable.
One reflex game, one logic game, one memory game. Each runs on Path Points, which have no cash value and can't be exchanged for anything.
Why only three?
We'd rather ship three games people finish than twenty tiles that don't open. When a fourth is genuinely playable, it appears here — and not a day earlier.
Reflex · Stop 1
Trail Dash
Move between three lanes, collect the gold, and don't hit the blocks. It gets faster. Points only — nothing here has cash value.
Logic · Stop 2
Cipher Lock
A four-symbol code, drawn from six symbols, repeats allowed. You get eight guesses and a hint after each one. Pure deduction — no luck required after the first row.
Pick four symbols, then check the code.
Memory · Stop 3
Echo Trail
Watch the path light up, then walk it back. One extra step every round. One mistake and the round is over.
Press start and watch the first step.
For fun only
Scores & badges
A friendly board kept on your own device. Nothing is submitted to a server, nothing is ranked against real players, and nothing here is worth money.
| Rank | Player | Result | When |
|---|
Entries marked house are illustrative placeholders shipped with the site, not real people. Points are virtual and have no cash value.
Badges
These are the "prizes" in PrizePath. They are pictures.
Three steps, no wallet
How it works
There is no sign-up wall, no payment step, and no verification hoop. Here is the entire flow.
Pick a stop
Open any of the three games straight in your browser. No account, no install, no email.
Play for points
Each game pays out Path Points. Points go up, sometimes they stay flat, and they never turn into money.
Collect a badge
Hit a milestone and a badge unlocks on your Scores page. That's the end of the reward chain — there's nothing after it.
What Path Points are
A number stored in your browser. They exist so a good run feels different from a bad one. They are not a currency, not a balance, and not an account. You cannot deposit to increase them, and there is no mechanism anywhere on this site to convert them into money, goods, services, entries, or prizes.
What happens if you clear your browser
Your points and scores disappear, because that's where they live. We don't keep a copy. If that would upset you, it's a useful reminder of how much they're worth.
No purchases, at any point
PrizePath has no shop, no checkout, no premium tier, and no in-game currency for sale. If a page ever asks you to pay for something on this domain, it isn't us — please tell us.
The house
About PrizePath
A small studio making browser games that respect the fact that you have other things to do today.
Why we built it
PrizePath started in 2024 as a lunch-break project between four people who were tired of "free" games that were free for about ninety seconds. We wanted a site where the whole thing loads in one page, works on a five-year-old phone, and never once asks for a card number.
The name is a joke we decided to keep. The prizes are badges. That's it. We put it in writing on every page so nobody arrives expecting a payout.
How we pick games
Three rules. It has to be understandable in one sentence. It has to be finishable in under five minutes. And it can't involve wagering, stakes, or anything designed to feel like a bet. That last rule rules out a lot of ideas, which is the point.
PrizePath Interactive Ltd.
14 Harbour Row, Level 3
Valletta VLT 1234, Malta
Company no. C-88214
Team
Four people, part time. Mira (games), Tomás (front end), Aiko (art), Ben (everything else).
Contact
hello@prizepath.online
Careers
We hire roughly once a year and we're not hiring right now. If you make small browser games and want to be first to know, send one link to your work at hello@prizepath.online — no CV, no cover letter.
Questions
Q & A
The things people ask most, answered plainly.
It's called PrizePath. Are there prizes?
No. The only things you can win are badges on your Scores page, which are small pictures with no value of any kind. There is no prize draw, no giveaway, no sweepstake, and no cash equivalent. We kept the name because it fit the route-map idea, and we say this on every page so it can't be misread.
Is PrizePath really free?
Completely. No deposits, no purchases, no premium tier, no ads. There is no checkout on this site at all.
Can I win or lose real money?
Neither. No money enters or leaves PrizePath. Path Points are a local number and can never be redeemed, withdrawn, transferred, or exchanged for money, goods, services, or prizes.
Is this gambling?
No. Nothing is staked and nothing can be won, so there is no wager. We also deliberately avoid wagering and casino-style mechanics in the games themselves — the three games here are a reflex game, a deduction puzzle, and a memory test.
Who can play?
PrizePath is intended for adults aged 18 and over, purely for amusement. It isn't directed at children.
Do I need an account?
No. You can set a player tag if you want your name on your own score board, but it's optional and stays on your device. There's no password, no email, and no server-side profile.
Where are my scores stored?
In your browser's local storage, on the device you played on. They aren't sent to us, they don't sync between devices, and clearing your browser data removes them for good.
Why do some leaderboard names say "house"?
The board ships with a handful of placeholder rows so it isn't empty on a first visit. They're labelled and they're not real people. Your own results appear alongside them as you play.
Do the games work on a phone?
Yes. Trail Dash has tap controls on the track plus buttons underneath, and the other two are tap-based already. Everything runs in the browser with no app.
How do I get support?
Use the contact page or email hello@prizepath.online. We usually reply within one or two working days.
Get in touch
Contact
Bug reports, game ideas, or a high score you're proud of — all welcome.
hello@prizepath.online — general
support@prizepath.online — something broken
privacy@prizepath.online — data requests
Reply time
One to two working days, Monday to Friday, Central European Time.
Operator
PrizePath Interactive Ltd.
14 Harbour Row, Level 3
Valletta VLT 1234, Malta
This demo form doesn't transmit anything — it confirms on screen only. Wire it to a real inbox or form service before launch.
Fine print
Healthy play
There's no money at PrizePath, but your time still counts.
18+ and for fun only
PrizePath is intended for adults aged 18 or over. Every game is played with free Path Points. There is no real-money play, no deposits, no wagering, and no prizes.
Set your own limit
Decide how long you want to play before you start, and stop when you get there. Nothing on this site is time-limited, streak-gated, or designed to punish you for leaving. Closing the tab costs you nothing.
Play for the game, not the number
Path Points exist to make a good run feel good. If chasing the number stops being fun, the number has stopped doing its job — that's a fine moment to close the tab.
Keep it in proportion
Browser games are a break between other things, not a replacement for them. If gaming is crowding out sleep, work, or people, it's worth stepping back and talking to someone you trust.
What we don't do
We don't build wagering mechanics, loot boxes, purchasable currency, daily-login pressure, or anything that mimics staking money. If you spot something on PrizePath that feels like it's nudging in that direction, tell us at hello@prizepath.online and we'll look at it.
If you need support
PrizePath doesn't involve gambling, but if playing games ever triggers thoughts about real-money betting, please pause and reach out to a support service in your country. Your local health service or a national helpline can point you to free, confidential help. PrizePath is not affiliated with any support organisation; this is general information only.
Fine print
Terms of use
Last updated: 12 June 2026 · Sample text for a demo site · Not legal advice
1. Entertainment only
PrizePath is a social gaming website provided solely for entertainment. All games are played with free Path Points, which have no monetary value. Points are not money, are not a balance, cannot be purchased, and can never be redeemed, withdrawn, transferred, or exchanged for real money, goods, services, entries, or prizes. PrizePath does not offer gambling and does not offer any opportunity to win real money or prizes.
2. The name
The name "PrizePath" is branding. It does not indicate that prizes are available. The only rewards on this site are decorative badges displayed on your own device, which have no value and cannot be exchanged for anything.
3. Eligibility
PrizePath is intended for individuals who are at least 18 years old, or the age of majority where you live, whichever is higher. By using the site you confirm that you meet this requirement. The site is not directed at children.
4. No gambling
Because nothing of value is staked and nothing of value can be won, use of PrizePath is not gambling. Game outcomes are for amusement only. Performance in these games does not indicate any likelihood of success in real-money gambling, which carries genuine financial risk.
5. Path Points and badges
Path Points and badges are a limited, personal, non-transferable licence to access entertainment features. They remain the property of PrizePath Interactive Ltd., carry no cash value, and may be adjusted, expired, or reset at any time — including when scoring rules change. Points are stored locally on your device and may be lost if you clear your browser data. We do not maintain a backup.
6. No account required
A player tag is optional, stored on your device, and is not an account. We do not issue credentials and cannot recover a tag, a score, or a point total for you.
7. Acceptable use
- Use the site lawfully and for personal, non-commercial enjoyment.
- Don't attempt to disrupt, overload, reverse engineer, or exploit the service.
- Don't scrape, frame, or redistribute the site or its content without permission.
- Don't present PrizePath as a gambling service or as offering prizes.
We may limit or end access where behaviour harms the service or other players.
8. Fiction
Games, characters, place names, and scenarios on PrizePath are invented. Any resemblance to real people or organisations is coincidental.
9. Availability
The site is offered as-is and may be changed, interrupted, or withdrawn at any time without notice. Games may be added, altered, or removed.
10. Disclaimer and liability
The site is provided "as is" and "as available" without warranties of any kind, express or implied. To the fullest extent permitted by law, PrizePath Interactive Ltd. is not liable for any indirect, incidental, or consequential damages arising from use of this free entertainment service.
11. Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of Malta, without regard to conflict-of-law rules. Nothing here affects mandatory consumer rights you may have where you live.
12. Changes
We may update these terms. The date at the top shows the latest revision, and continued use after a change means you accept the revised terms.
13. Contact
Questions about these terms: hello@prizepath.online, or PrizePath Interactive Ltd., 14 Harbour Row, Level 3, Valletta VLT 1234, Malta.
Legal note: PrizePath is a demonstration site and this sample text is for illustration only. It is not legal advice. Rules on social gaming, virtual currencies, and advertising vary widely by country — have a qualified lawyer review your terms before operating a real service.
Fine print
Privacy policy
Last updated: 12 June 2026 · Sample text for a demo site · Not legal advice
1. The short version
PrizePath has no accounts and no player database. Your player tag, Path Points, and scores are stored in your own browser and are never sent to us. We can't see your scores, and we can't recover them.
2. What we store on your device
- Player tag — the name you type in, if you choose to set one.
- Path Points and scores — your totals and best results per game.
- Badges — which milestones you've unlocked.
- Storage choice — whether you accepted optional storage, so we stop asking.
All of it lives in your browser's local storage on this device. Clearing your browser data deletes it permanently.
3. What we don't collect
No name, email, address, phone number, payment details, or identity documents — because there's nothing here to pay for or verify. We don't build advertising profiles and we don't sell data, because we don't have any to sell.
4. Contact form
In this demo the contact form does not transmit anything; it shows a confirmation on screen. A live version should say who receives messages, how long they're kept, and on what legal basis.
5. Server logs
Our hosting provider keeps standard technical logs (IP address, browser type, page requested, timestamp) for security and troubleshooting, typically for 30 days. These are not linked to a player tag or a score.
6. Web fonts
The site loads typefaces from Google Fonts, which means Google may receive your IP address as part of delivering them. Self-hosting the fonts removes this.
7. Cookies and tracking
We set no advertising cookies and run no cross-site tracking. See the cookie policy for detail on the local storage we do use.
8. Children
PrizePath is intended for adults aged 18 and over and is not directed at children. We do not knowingly collect information from anyone under 18. If you believe a child has provided information, contact privacy@prizepath.online.
9. Your rights
Where the GDPR applies you have rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability, and objection. Because we hold almost nothing about you, the fastest way to exercise erasure is to clear your browser data or use the reset button on the Scores page. For anything else, email privacy@prizepath.online and we'll respond within one month.
10. Changes
We'll update the date above whenever this policy changes and describe anything significant on the site.
11. Contact
privacy@prizepath.online · PrizePath Interactive Ltd., 14 Harbour Row, Level 3, Valletta VLT 1234, Malta.
Fine print
Cookie policy
Last updated: 12 June 2026 · Sample text for a demo site
1. What we actually use
PrizePath doesn't use traditional cookies for gameplay. It uses your browser's local storage, which works similarly from a privacy point of view: small pieces of data kept on your device and readable only by this site.
| Key | Purpose | Category |
|---|---|---|
| pp_tag | Your player tag | Essential |
| pp_points | Path Points total | Essential |
| pp_scores | Best results per game | Essential |
| pp_badges | Unlocked badges | Essential |
| pp_consent | Your storage choice | Essential |
| pp_analytics | Anonymous game-completion counts | Optional |
2. Essential storage
Keeps your tag, points, and scores on this device. Without it the games still run, but nothing is remembered between visits.
3. Optional storage
Tells us how many people finish a game versus abandon it, with no identifiers attached. Declining it changes nothing about the games. This demo build collects nothing either way.
4. Changing your mind
Clear this site's data in your browser settings to remove everything, or use the reset button on the Scores page to wipe your points and results.
5. Third parties
Only Google Fonts, which serves typefaces and may see your IP address. No advertising networks, no social widgets, no session recording.
Fine print
Accessibility
Last reviewed: 12 June 2026
What we've built in
- Full keyboard navigation with a visible focus outline throughout.
- A skip link to jump straight to content.
- Score and status changes announced to screen readers via live regions.
- Reduced-motion support — the route animation and transitions stop if your system asks them to.
- Text that reflows down to a 320px viewport without horizontal scrolling.
- Colour never used as the only signal: hints in Cipher Lock also differ by position and count.
Known gaps
Trail Dash is a timed reflex game and can't be made fully accessible to screen-reader-only play. Echo Trail relies on colour and sound together; the pads also carry distinct shapes, but we know that's imperfect. We're working on a slower practice mode for both.
Tell us
If something on PrizePath is hard to use, email hello@prizepath.online with the page and what happened. We treat accessibility bugs as normal bugs, not feature requests.