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Tastic Games

Made for one shared screen: play solo, against the CPU, or with a friend. The player profiles you create carry over to every Tastic game. iPhone and iPad versions are coming to the App Store.

Solitaire

by Jay Deaton

Eleven classic solitaire games in one, from Klondike and FreeCell to Pyramid and Aces Up.

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Hangman

by Jay Deaton

The classic word-guessing game. 19,700 puzzles across 58 packs, hand-drawn art, and Pass & Play with friends.

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LightCycles

by Jay Deaton

A light-cycle duel for two players on one screen, or one player against the CPU. Last rider still riding wins the round.

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Snake

by Jay Deaton

Classic Snake, rebuilt for one shared screen: solo, against a CPU, or head-to-head with a friend.

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Coming Soon

More Tastic games on the way. Your profiles will carry over to these too.

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BoxHockey

by Jay Deaton

Physics-driven tabletop box hockey. Flick the puck through the gaps and into the other player's goal, against the CPU or a friend across the table.

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AirHockey

by Jay Deaton

Fast-paced air hockey on one screen: play the CPU, or sit face-to-face with a friend on one device.

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Pong

by Jay Deaton

Classic two-paddle Pong on one screen: play the CPU, face a friend on one device, or switch the CPU off and break bricks.

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6502 Cartridges

Games written in 6502 assembly for A.C. Wright's AC6502 homebrew computers, running in his emulator. Best with a keyboard.

Snake

by Jay Deaton

Grow by eating the food, and stay clear of the walls and your own tail. The title screen remembers your high score.

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Pong

by Jay Deaton

Classic Pong against a CPU paddle, or two players on one keyboard. First to 11 wins.

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LightCycles

by Jay Deaton

A light-cycle duel for one or two players. Turn sharply, stay off every trail, and be the last one riding.

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Wizards Lab

by A.C. Wright

Potions rain down in vials of six colors. Line up three or more to make them react and vanish, and set off the arcane reagents for chain reactions.

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