Arcade games

Six verified arcade games span a ricochet shot, auto-run, timed platform, color-block board, fruit grid, and a top-down station forecourt.

6 playable games in this collection

Core collection

Core collection

This collection is intentionally limited to the titles we currently maintain. Each page combines the playable embed with specific notes about controls, pacing, and tradeoffs.

Robot Unicorn Dash — play free in your browser
Super Frog Adventure — play free in your browser
Coffee Color Blocks — play free in your browser
Gas Station Simulator — play free in your browser
Balls: Ricochet! — play free in your browser
Tile Match — play free in your browser

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.

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