Codeator Arcade

A small arcade that keeps growing. New games arrive regularly, and the ones
already here keep getting better, because you tell us what to change.

No timers counting down to your next turn. No energy bar. No account to make.
Open it, pick a game, play.

You decide what comes next

There is a Contact screen inside the app. Ask for a new game, ask for a
feature, or tell us something is broken. It goes straight to the person who
builds it, and you can see your request move from received to shipped. Two of
the games below exist because players asked for them.

In the app right now

Match Pairs: flip the cards, find every pair. Easy, medium and hard boards for
when the small one stops being a challenge.

Snake: the one you know, turned into a climb. Keep going up before the rising
floor catches you, and pick upgrades on the way.

Endless Runner: jump the holes, clear the trees, grab the coins. Hold longer to
jump higher, and jump into a portal to run through the sky. Five runners, each
with their own speed and strengths.

Turret Defence: one gun in the middle, tanks closing in from every side. Tap a
tank and the barrel swings round to it. Choosing what to kill next is the whole
game. Draft upgrades between waves, and face a boss every ten.

Brick Storm: smash the picture, dodge the drones. Twenty levels, with coins and
upgrades that carry over from one to the next.

Dino Isle: eat anything smaller, run from anything bigger. Start as a hatchling,
eat your way up the food chain and unlock new dinosaurs.

Jet Rush: dodge the barrels, ride the ramps. Slide anywhere to steer.

More on the way. Every new game arrives in the same download, with nothing
extra to install and nothing extra to pay.

Plays anywhere

Everything runs offline. On a plane, on the underground, in a waiting room with
no signal, it all works the same.

Eleven languages

English, Arabic, German, Spanish, French, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian,
Portuguese, Russian and Turkish, including proper right-to-left layout for
Arabic.

Fair about ads

Ads are deliberately sparse. There is no ad between every round, none at all
during play, and never one after a game that ended badly. Watching one is
almost always your choice, in exchange for something you wanted.

Every ad is rated for general audiences, on every device, for every player.