Glass Bridge – Keyboard Memory Game for 2–7 Players
Some tiles are strong iron and some are fragile glass. Memorise the board, walk onto an iron tile before the timer ends and hope the glass breaks under your rivals.
Click the game once so it receives your key presses.
Quick facts
- Players: 2 to 7 on one keyboard
- Goal: Be standing on iron when the glass breaks
- Controls: Hold your key to walk, release to stop
- Cost: Free, no download
How to play Glass Bridge
- At the start the board is shown for a few seconds. Iron tiles are grey and glass tiles are blue.
- The tiles then hide. Remember where the iron tiles were.
- Hold your key to walk and release it to stop. Your arrow shows which way you will go.
- Stop on an iron tile before the countdown ends.
- When the board is revealed, every player standing on glass falls. The players still standing win the round.
Tips to win
- Pick one safe area of the board during the preview and remember its shape.
- Start walking early. Release your key slowly so you do not overshoot.
- Watch where rivals stop. Someone may have a better memory than you.
Keys for every player
Each player needs one key. Seven players can play at the same time.
| Player | Key | Where to find it |
|---|---|---|
| Red | C | Letter C |
| Blue | N | Letter N |
| Green | P | Letter P |
| Yellow | Q | Letter Q |
| Orange | ← | Left arrow |
| Purple | → | Right arrow |
| Pink | 0 | Numpad 0 |
Keys not responding? Read about keyboard ghosting.
Glass Bridge questions
How do I tell iron tiles from glass?
The board is shown for a few seconds at the start. Iron tiles are dark grey with bolts and glass tiles are light blue. After that they are hidden, so you have to remember them.
How many players can play Glass Bridge?
From 2 to 7 players on one keyboard. Each player uses a single key.
Is Glass Bridge free?
Yes. It is free to play in your browser with no download or sign-up.