Ten minutes, ten games.
Small games that load in about a second and work the same on a phone as on a laptop. Nothing to download, no account, no score to sign up for. Built the same way I build everything else here, which is to say quickly and without a lot of fuss.
2048
Slide the tiles, match the numbers, try to reach 2048 before the board fills up.
Snake
The one everyone played on a Nokia. Eat, grow, and try not to eat yourself.
Stack
Time your taps to stack the tower. Line up each block or the edges fall away.
Stellar
Fly through an endless asteroid field. Dodge the rocks, scoop up the stars.
Memory Match
Flip the cards two at a time and find every pair in as few moves as you can.
Reaction Test
Wait for green, then tap. Find out how fast you actually are in milliseconds.
Word Scramble
Letters are jumbled, the clock is running. Unscramble as many as you can.
Quick Maths
Sixty seconds of mental arithmetic. Harder than it sounds after question twenty.
Tile Flip
Turn every tile to the same colour. Each tap flips its neighbours too.
Number Merge
Drop numbers, merge matching pairs, keep the stack from reaching the top.
Why an arcade on a software studio site
Two honest reasons. The first is that small games are the fastest way to test whether an interface feels good. If a game does not feel right within three seconds, nobody plays it, and that pressure teaches you things a business dashboard never will.
The second is that they are fun to build. Every game here is one file, no libraries, no build step. They load fast because there is almost nothing to load.
If you want the same speed applied to something useful for your business, that is the day job. The client work page has live demos and pricing, and the free tools are the same idea pointed at money and tax instead.
How they work
Every game runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, no scores go to a server, and there is nothing to install. High scores are kept only in the tab you are using, so closing it clears them. All ten work with touch on a phone and with a keyboard on a desktop.