Arcade
Scoreboard: top scores by player
Sixteen games, one sitting each. Keyboard on a desktop, buttons on a phone. Playing takes a free Noozify account, and your best score in each game goes on the public scoreboard under your handle.
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A pixel dragon, gremlin, or alien. Feed it, play with it, and put it to bed. It grows up over about three weeks, and reading articles earns it treats.
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Seven shapes, one well, no mercy.
In the style of Tetris.
Swarm
They come in formation. Then they come for you.
In the style of Galaga.
Bunker
Eight guards. One exit. Watch the map.
In the style of Wolfenstein 3D.
Munch
Every pellet, four spectres, one maze.
In the style of Pac-Man.
Bricks
Sixty bricks, one ball, three chances.
In the style of Breakout.
Rockfield
Turn, thrust, fire. The rocks only get smaller and faster.
In the style of Asteroids.
Volley
Two paddles, one ball, first to seven.
In the style of Pong.
Snake
Eat. Grow. Don't bite yourself.
In the style of the classic game itself.
Keyrun
Thirty seconds. How many words can you land?
In the style of Monkeytype.
Wyrmvale
Nine screens, one key, one locked vault.
In the style of Solarus, the open-source engine behind fan-made Zelda-likes.
Chess
You have the white pieces. The computer thinks three moves ahead.
In the style of the classic game itself.
Go
Nine lines, two colours, and the oldest board game still played.
In the style of the ancient board game itself.
Fivefold
Five letters, six tries, one word.
In the style of Wordle.
Doubles
Slide, merge, double. Can you reach 2048?
In the style of 2048.
Sudoku
Nine rows, nine columns, nine boxes, one answer.
In the style of Sudoku, the number-placement puzzle.
Minefield
Forty mines. Sixteen by sixteen. No guessing on the first click.
In the style of Minesweeper.
These are original games written for Noozify in the style of the classics named on each card. Tetris, Galaga, Wolfenstein 3D, Pac-Man, Breakout, Asteroids, Pong, Monkeytype, Solarus, Wordle, 2048, and Minesweeper are the names of their respective owners’ games; Noozify is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, any of them. Chess, Go, Snake, and Sudoku belong to everyone.