These four arcade games keep moving while you decide what to do. Snake advances on a grid, Breakout sends a ball between bricks and a paddle, and Orbit Dodge moves asteroids toward your ship. Each runs in the browser without an account or installation.
Choose Snake if you prefer planning a route. Choose Breakout if you like controlling a moving ball indirectly. Choose Orbit Dodge for short steering decisions under increasing pressure. They all use keyboard controls; Breakout and Orbit Dodge also let you steer with a pointer.
Sky Hop adds a one-button flight game: tap the board, press Space, or use the up arrow to apply an upward impulse. Gravity and scrolling gates turn that simple input into a rhythm challenge. The source exposes the gap size, gravity, and hop impulse as separate settings.
Eat the food, grow the trail, and avoid the walls. A grid-based Snake game.
Controls: Arrow keys or WASD to steer. On a phone, use the direction buttons.
Tip: Plan the next turn before the head reaches it. A longer trail needs more open space.
Clear 28 bricks with a paddle and ball. Move the paddle to control each bounce.
Controls: Move your mouse, drag on the board, or use the left and right arrow keys.
Tip: Aim with the edges of the paddle. The contact point changes the ball’s horizontal velocity.
Steer around falling asteroids. The longer you survive, the faster they fall.
Controls: Move with the left and right arrow keys, your mouse, or a finger on the board.
Tip: Make small corrections and keep an escape route. Large last-second sweeps can carry you into another asteroid.
Hop through the gaps, keep your rhythm, and see how many gates you can pass.
Controls: Tap the board, press Space, or press the up arrow to hop. Pass between the gates. Use Pause to take a break.
Tip: Aim at the center of each gap and use short, regular hops.
Snake rewards leaving yourself room to turn. Breakout rewards positioning the paddle before the ball arrives. Orbit Dodge rewards keeping a clear route between incoming obstacles. Start with one game and play a complete round before switching; each asks for a different kind of attention.
Yes. All four have Pause and Resume controls. They also pause when their browser document becomes hidden.
No. Scores stay in the current game session. There is no account, shared leaderboard, or cloud save.
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