What Are The Best Little Alchemy Unblocked Sites To Use?

I try to recommend the current working option first (Little Alchemy, then when it’s blocked Little Alchemy 2, for more elements to mix up in and more complex mixes), then mirror sites of Poki and CrazyGames (in HTML5 so lots of their games will work without needing to activate Flash), and finally the school-safe, clean and uncluttered browsing of the Coolmath Games site.

Some quick pointers I've learned to help keep you safe: 1) never download anything from a site that offers games online; 2) check for a lock in the address bar to make sure you're on HTTPS sites; 3) and, of course, turn on an ad-blocker to keep the interstitials at bay. For mobile, the official 'Little Alchemy' and 'Little Alchemy 2' apps are tiny to download and run beautifully; they even let you play offline and are filtered too. For now, I keep a very short list of portals that work on a little note I keep in my pocket – if one gets blocked, it's easy for me to swap to an alternative.

I play Little Alchemy mostly on the official web version and on the mobile apps. This way, I avoid the dirty and unreliable websites. When the official web version gets blocked on school or work, I check out some trusted websites that offer Little Alchemy in HTML5, such as Poki or CrazyGames. If you can’t find the specific title on Coolmath Games, it might have similar puzzle games for you to play.

To play online versions of Little Alchemy I look for HTTPS sites. I do not download anything, and I use an ad-blocker to prevent annoying banner ads and misleading fake game buttons. On the go, I prefer to play the Little Alchemy mobile apps, because they allow me to play without a browser and even offline. Overall, my methods of playing online versions of Little Alchemy have worked well for me and are lots of fun.

I like afternoons where I’m just mixing elements together with my curiosity to see what happens. Most of the time I just play on the official pages for Little Alchemy (littlealchemy.com for the original and littlealchemy2.com for the updated one). The pages are all HTML5 and load very fast. I even know of a few schools where they haven’t been able to block the pages. The schools are able to block the old flash versions of the game but not the new HTML5 versions. On the official pages you can save and load your games too.

For the times when I get blocked from playing at school or work I have a few different ways to play Little Alchemy without any hassle. The first and most preferred way for me to play Little Alchemy are the browser portals like Poki and CrazyGames. These websites host the same Licensed HTML5 Versions of Little Alchemy that you can play on the official Little Alchemy websites, along with save/load capabilities, and are generally a bit easier to get to work in school. CoolmathGames also hosts a large collection of unblocked games, including other Puzzle Games like Little Alchemy, that can be a good alternative if the exact game is not available on one of the above websites. It is always good to check for a few things when visiting one of these websites such as https in the URL, minimal pop-ups, and no forced downloads. If I do end up downloading anything, I like to make sure that it is safe by running it through a virus scanner. Occasionally I will also download the mobile version of Little Alchemy from the Play Store or App Store for offline, save/load capabilities, and overall simplicity. These are definitely my preferred way to play Little Alchemy outside of the official Little Alchemy websites, as they offer the same experience and create an overall happy and creative way for me to pass the time.