Tiny one-finger games for the eight minutes between stops. No ads, no accounts, and no tutorial you have to sit through.
Free, in your browser. Nothing to install, nothing to sign into.
Arcade · Puzzle
Upside-down Tetris, fired from a bow.
Shards climb instead of falling. Aim along the floor, pull the bowstring back, and let go — the harder you pull, the faster it flies. Stack them against the ceiling, clear a row, and everything above floats up.
One finger
Drag, tap, release — that's the whole vocabulary. Built for a thumb on a moving train, not a mouse on a desk.
No accounts
You open it and it starts. Nothing to sign into, nothing to skip, no ad between you and the next run.
71 KB
The entire BowStack build. It loads on a tunnel connection and keeps working after the signal drops.
ArcadeOnToast is an independent game studio founded by Mate Bersenadze, building arcade games for Android and iOS — the kind you learn in ten seconds and keep coming back to for months.
Every game is written by hand in plain HTML5 Canvas and JavaScript, then wrapped for the stores. That's why they're a few dozen kilobytes instead of a few dozen megabytes, why they open instantly, and why they still work when your train goes underground.
Mate founded ArcadeOnToast to make arcade games small enough to finish before your stop. He designs, builds and ships every title himself — BowStack, the studio's first release, is 71 KB of hand-written HTML5 Canvas and JavaScript.
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