Quick Play
Pick a cabinet, play until you lose, hit rematch. The default way in.
- The full cabinet library
- Instant restart on the same screen
- Personal best shown on every run
Arcade classics rebuilt for one thumb — a round fits in a bus stop, a new challenge lands every day, and none of it needs signal.
Screens from the arcade, mid-run.
Block-stackers, dodgers, brick-breakers and shooters, re-timed for a touchscreen. Same rules you already know, redrawn so a hit reads at arm's length on a phone.
No lobby, no loading cutscene, no tutorial you have to sit through. Open the app, hit a cabinet, you're playing before the bus pulls away.
Every player gets the identical seed and the identical rules. Your run is compared against the exact same board, so beating a friend means something.
Per-game boards and a daily board. Scores are kept with the run that made them, so a top entry can be looked at rather than just believed.
Every cabinet plays with no connection — tunnel, plane, basement, dead zone. Scores queue up locally and post themselves the moment you're back online.
Four doors into the same arcade. Switch between them whenever you like.
Pick a cabinet, play until you lose, hit rematch. The default way in.
One shared board, one shot, everyone on the same footing until it resets.
Play straight at a ranking: global, friends, or the score sitting one place above you.
The arcade with the signal switched off. Nothing is locked behind a connection.
Modes may shift as the arcade grows — the offline library never shrinks.
I play it on the Tube, which is the whole point — it never once asked me to wait for a connection.
The daily challenge is the thing. Same board as my brother, no excuses, loser pays for coffee.
Brick-breaker feels right on a phone, which I didn't expect. My thumb isn't covering the ball any more.
Yes. Every cabinet in the library runs on the device. Offline runs are stored locally and posted to the boards the next time you're online, so a flight doesn't cost you a streak.
Quick Play has no lives system and no cooldown — you lose, you restart. The Daily Challenge is one attempt on a shared board by design, so the comparison stays fair.
Scores are tied to the run that produced them rather than submitted as a bare number, and the daily board uses one identical seed for every player.
Send the form below. Access goes out in batches to the people on the list, with a note saying which build you're on and what we'd like you to break.
Tell us where to find you and we'll put you in the next batch of players.
Your request is with the arcade team — someone will get in touch shortly with your access note.
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