Arcade games

Six opening loops

Balls: Ricochet! begins with one ball and one numbered target. Our first straight shot changed the score to 1 and added another block.

Robot Unicorn Dash starts an automatic run among floating platforms; Jump and Dash are separated across the screen.

Super Frog Adventure uses a conventional platform start with hearts, a 0/3 fruit target, and a timer.

Coffee Color Blocks replaces reflex pressure with a four-column board and two long pieces aimed at color-coded exits.

Tile Match first shows only a bottom queue, then reveals a six-column fruit grid after the canvas is clicked.

Gas Station Simulator places a controllable avatar beside a 100-cost purchase marker with 140 cash available.

Choose by the kind of feedback you want

For an immediate numeric result, use Balls: Ricochet!. For continuous motion, use Robot Unicorn. For a timed level, use Super Frog. Coffee Color Blocks and Tile Match are slower board choices, while Gas Station begins with movement and a purchase decision.

Every card here points to a page with a dated 1280×720 screenshot and input log. “Arcade” is therefore a navigation label, not a claim that all five games were tested to the same depth.