Offline Games: No WiFi - FunOn

The basics

Offline Games: No WiFi - FunOn comes from Fun Offline Games. On Google Play it is filed under Casual, has been listed since Aug 1, 2020, and it is free to download. Short description: Relax & Play Without Internet. Enjoy fun puzzles, cards, blocks & arcade games.

Version, size and price

The listing shows last updated Aug 26, 2026, version 3.59, Android 7.0 or newer, a content rating of Everyone 10+ and first released Aug 1, 2020. The Play page carries 8 screenshots, and the written description runs to about 627 words. Google Play labels it as one that contains ads and offers in-app purchases. There is no upfront price.

From the Play description

In the developer’s words, “Offline Games: No WiFi - FunOn brings a complete collection of mini games, puzzle games, board games, card games, and timeless classics to one convenient app”. It also states that “Play without internet at home, while traveling, or whenever WiFi is unavailable”. Another line from the listing: “From flights and road trips to subway rides, daily commutes, waiting rooms, and quiet breaks, FunOn is ready whenever you want to play”. The listing goes on to say “Open the app, choose a game, and turn the fun on”.

One more point the description makes: “Relax with a classic, solve a quick puzzle, train your brain, challenge an opponent, or enjoy a casual mini game when you only have a few minutes”. The description says: “Play the classic board game against friends or AI opponents”. In the developer’s words, “Plan your route, protect your pieces, and race to the finish without needing an internet connection”. That is everything we can say about the gameplay from the listing itself, since this page is built from the Play data and not from hands-on play.

The rating spread

The average is 4.65 out of 5 from 695,316 ratings. Five stars account for 86.3%, four for 4.5%, three for 2.2%, two for 1.5% and one for 5.5%. That is a lopsided curve in the good direction, with the bulk of people at the top.

Count the extremes and you get 599,747 five star ratings and 38,037 one star ratings, a ratio near 16 to 1. The middle of the scale, two and three stars together, holds 3.8% of ratings (26,105 people). The listing shows 100,000,000+ installs, so the 695,316 ratings come from a slice of the people who installed it.

What to watch for

The listing says it contains ads and offers in-app purchases, so expect to be asked for attention or money at some point. Also, the description points to a need for a connection, so it may not suit a flight or a weak signal. And one star ratings sit at 5.5%, a modest share, though that is still 38,037 people who were unhappy enough to say so. This page is built from the Play listing, so check the screenshots and the latest reviews on the Play page before you commit time to it.

Who it suits

Players who want a casual title with a large community behind it. With 100 million+ installs there are plenty of other people to compare notes with. Google Play gives it a content rating of Everyone 10+, which is worth a look if a child will be using it.