Alexa games directory: categories and quick picks
Use this directory to find the right game fast, then build a short list you can actually remember.
Quick directory by category
Trivia and quiz: fast rounds, clear answers, great for groups.
Word and puzzle: hangman, riddles, anagrams, and quick brain teasers.
Party and multiplayer: icebreakers, would-you-rather, and short social prompts.
Kids and family: bedtime stories, animal sounds, alphabet and counting games.
Adventure and story: choose-your-own-adventure, mystery, and escape-room style play.
Fast category shortcuts
Best overall roundup: /blog/best-alexa-games-2026.
Free games: /free-alexa-games.
Party games: /alexa-party-games.
Multiplayer games: /alexa-multiplayer-games.
Kids games: /kids-alexa-games.
How to test a game in two minutes
Start the game and listen for clear prompts within 15 seconds.
Answer two to three questions to check recognition and pacing.
Keep only the games that feel smooth on the first try.
Build a short rotation
Keep three to five games you can remember easily.
Rotate in one new game each week.
Drop anything that needs long setup or unclear commands.
Voice-first command habit
Write down the exact start phrase for each game.
Short commands reduce recognition errors and help group play.
Pick one default trivia game so the group always knows what to say.
References and further reading
https://www.amazon.com/alexa-skills/b?node=13727921011
https://developer.amazon.com/en-US/docs/alexa/custom-skills/understanding-alexa-skills.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon_Alexa
FAQ
How do I find the right Alexa game quickly?
Start with a category, test a short round, and keep only what feels smooth.
What categories work best for voice-first play?
Trivia, party, word, kids, and story games tend to work best by voice.
How many games should I keep in rotation?
Three to five is ideal for quick decisions.