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REAL-WORLD SPOTS Surf Pipeline, Teahupo'o, J-Bay and Waikiki with up to 6 friends. Each has its own character: heavy barrels at Pipe and Teahupo'o, long fast walls at J-Bay, soft longboard waves at Waikiki. There are also four relaxed beaches just for hanging out with friends. REEF BREAKS Ten reef breaks, from easy Pantai Kuda to Ombak Raksasa, a 30 metre giant you tow into behind a jet ski. Every spot has its own leaderboard. COMPETE Surf contests for up to 6 players. Climb the world ranking, and pick your flag to score points for your country. BOARDS Shortboard, twin fin, fish, longboard, gun, alaia, bodyboard, or just bodysurf. Or design your own board. CONTROLS Phone: hold it sideways, steer with your right thumb, tap the buttons with your left. Computer: arrow keys to steer, Space to paddle and pump, Shift to stall.
Sports · First-Person · 3D
Hit the shoreline in Matt Portner’s Pro Skimboarder, a playful tribute to classic extreme sports games. Skim across shallow water, carve through the shore break, and chase the perfect ride. The waves are real, the stakes are low, and the pro status is self-proclaimed.
Bomb down a steep, fast dirt trail through pine forest and golden aspens, carving berms, pumping rollers and launching off jumps with snowy peaks all around. In the air, spin, flip, tuck, barspin and tailwhip however you like, then stomp it clean, ride it away backwards, or tumble down the mountain as a ragdoll. Everyone who drops in rides the same mountain together, each in their own kit, so you can follow friends down the line and watch their best tricks land.
Ask anyone who considered themselves a true gamer in 1987 and the chances are they will fondly remember California Games. Whatever platform you played it on, sun-drenched sports played by the tanned and beautiful were the order of the day. Enjoy the six radical and awesome events: Half-pipe Roller skating Surfing BMX Footbag Flying Disc Appearing in many website and magazine ‘top 100 games of all time’ lists, California Games appealed equally to male and female gamers, something considered rather unusual at the time. Easy to play but hard to master, the game often led to playground arguments about which event was the best… arguments that can (maybe) now be settled once and for all! So get ready to put your shades on, turn the stereo up nice and loud, and go gnarly to the max with a sweet 720 kick-flip backwards ollie. Or something like that, anyway... According to the original instructions... Introducing the gnarliest bunch of games under the sun! Games invented on the beaches by sun-baked beach bums with a fondness for ripping, grinding and shredding - with six radically thrilling events intended to bring you to the edge and blow your mind... and make adrenalin California’s most plentiful natural resource. Wish they all could be California Games Get ready to shred the face off an awesomely tubular wave. Turn a ‘berm’ on a BMX bike and spray up a wall of dirt. Launch a few feet off-the-lip with your skateboard tucked high. And while you’re up there, dance for the crowd. Or if you’re feeling like kicking back a bit, float a flying disk, juggle a foot bag with your heels, or just slalom the boardwalk on your skates. When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro. But this ain’t beach blanket bingo. In fact, before you even set foot on California turf, you’ll choose an on-screen sponsor from among the heaviest names on the circuit. Then, hit the competition route. Prizes include trophies for a single event and a top prize in overall competition. So get air. Go crazy. Welcome to a new state of intensity!
Originally launched in 1990 on the boundary-pushing 16-bit computers and consoles of the day, this bodacious sequel to the immensely popular California Games sees you competing in five awesome events: hang-gliding, jet-skiing, snowboarding, body-boarding and skateboarding!
In this classic soccer simulation from 1997, experience fast-paced action with a variety of game modes, from friendlies to seasons. Play with one of 11 national teams, Alan Shearer's hand picked All Star team, or your own custom team. Features motion capture from a young Michael Owen.
In this classic golf simulation game from 1996, test your golfing skills on two challenging 18-hole courses, across a variety of game modes such as foursome, four ball challenge, and skins. Customize your golfer and lead them up through amateur and pro ranks.
Sports · Retro · Simulation
MICE HOCKEY is a fast-paced, 3-on-3 arcade hockey game starring scrappy mice with oversized attitudes. Deliver huge hits, sprint across the ice, and blast slap shots past the goalie in chaotic, no-rules matches. Retro graphics and over-the-top action make every face-off a battle for bragging rights.
Penguin Pitch is an online ice soccer game. Belly-slide a penguin across a neon rink, boost, flip and wall-ride, and smash a giant glowing ball into the net. Play solo or online with up to 16 players. No download and no sign-up: it runs right in your browser on desktop, phone and tablet. How to play Penguin Pitch Two teams, blue and orange, one huge ball and a three-minute clock. Score more goals than the other team to win. Boost to blast across the ice and leave a glowing trail behind you. Jump, then press again to flap for extra air. Flip in mid-air for a burst of speed and a harder shot. Flip backwards into the ball for a bicycle kick. Powerslide to carve tight turns through traffic. Wall ride: hit the boards fast and skate right up them. It is easy to pick up and hard to master: physics-driven penguins, real ball bounces and big aerial goals. Three arenas, three ways to play Pick your arena before every match, or let Random choose: Frostbite Stadium: the classic neon bowl at night, with a roaring crowd, light towers and clean ice. Glacier: polar twilight under the aurora. Four crystal pillars stop the ball dead, and slush pools bleed your speed. Caldera: a basalt rink above a lava lake. Four bumpers fire the ball back, and steam vents launch you and the ball into the air. Every layout is symmetric, so neither end is easier. Online multiplayer for up to 16 players Host a Wavedash lobby and play penguin soccer with friends online, up to 8v8. Public rooms anyone can join, or private rooms for just your friends. Share a short room code or an invite link, or invite Wavedash friends straight from the lobby. The host picks the arena, and teams alternate blue and orange as players join. Play solo against bots No friends online? Set up a match against AI penguins: From Free Skate (just you and the ball) up to 6v6. Three bot levels: Rookie, Pro and All-Star. Bots attack, support and defend, and chase every loose ball. Penguin dance emotes 💃 Celebrate every goal in style. Your penguin has four full dance routines: Waddle Bop, Ice Fever, Robo-Pengu and Happy Feet. Slide straight from a goal into a dance and show the other team how it is done. Watch the penguins dance on YouTube Achievements, leaderboards and career stats 10 achievements, from First Goal and Hat Trick to Bicycle Kick, Brick Wall and Speed Demon, plus one secret. 4 leaderboards: career goals, career wins, best match and bicycle kicks. Career stats track your matches, wins, win rate, goals, shots, saves, top speed, longest goal and every dance you have thrown. Controls Keyboard WASD or arrow keys: skate and steer Shift: boost Space: jump, press again to flap Steer + Space in the air: flip C or.: powerslide 1 to 4: dance P or Esc: pause ?: show the controls in any match Touch Left stick: skate and steer BOOST, JUMP, SLIDE and DANCE buttons Optional tilt steering on phones with a motion sensor Play anywhere Penguin Pitch runs in any modern browser on Windows, Mac, Linux, Chromebook, iPhone, iPad and Android. Graphics adjust to your device, from high detail on a desktop to a smooth low-detail mode on older phones. More games from us Quartz Mountain: snowboarding at Quartz Mountain. Panda Bowling: slingshot pandas down the lanes. Capy Surf: ride the swells with a capybara.
Sports · Multiplayer · Arcade
Grab your board, jump into an online session, invite your friends, and hit the waves together. Ride at your own pace, enjoy the beautiful ocean, discover your favourite spots, and make every session your own.
Experience the thrill of the beautiful game in this collection of editions of the acclaimed 'Kick Off' series developed for home and handheld consoles in the early 1990s. Includes 40 fully-customizable teams, and a variety of game modes, from friendlies to leagues to international cups.
Bounce Park is a whole indoor trampoline park that you can throw yourself around in. You time your jumps, flip and twist through the air, try to land on your feet, and see how big a combo you can build before it all goes wrong. Bouncing is simple to pick up. Press Jump at the bottom of the bed for a power bounce and hold it to go higher. Once you're in the air, hold a trick key and steer to flip and twist, and tuck or pike to change how fast you spin. Every bounce is graded on your timing, so a run of perfect ones will carry you right up to the roof. Land cleanly and your combo keeps going. Land badly and you ragdoll across the mats in front of everyone. The park is one big open hall and you can walk, sprint and jump wherever you like. There are rows of beds to hop between and chain combos across, angled wall trampolines to run up and kick off, a foam pit for the tricks you're not sure you can land, a dodgeball court with loose balls, a ninja course of blocks, ramps and gaps, and a set of pro beds for when you want serious height. There are no levels and no timers, so you can spend your time however you want. It's best with other people. Up to 16 players share the same park in real time, and you can bounce on the same bed as a friend, watch each other's combos come through in the feed and react when someone lands something ridiculous. There's lobby chat, an emote wheel with waves, claps, cheers, facepalms and a dance, and quick reactions for when words aren't enough. Before you step onto the beds you can set up your character with your own hair, hair colour, top, bottoms and colours. If you like chasing numbers, there are global leaderboards for best combo and highest bounce, which you can also filter to your friends or to the players ranked around you, plus a live board for the lobby you're in. The game keeps lifetime stats for your bounces, flips, twists, skills landed and foam dives, and there are achievements to find along the way, from your first flip to visiting every corner of the park. Bounce Park runs straight in the browser with nothing to install, and it works with keyboard, gamepad or touch, so you can play on a desktop, a laptop or a phone. Jump in, find a bed, and see how high you can go.
Multiplayer · 3D · Sports
In this classic tennis simulation game from 2000, experience fast-paced, motion-captured tennis action in singles, doubles, and tournament play. Choose from a roster of existing players or create your own player and take on the world!
Check ball. Online co-op and P2P streetball... yeah. You can leave your ego off the court. In Pro Streetball 1999, only your skills will earn you respect. It's cross or be crossed, on these streets.
1990's · Basketball · Sports
Electronic Pool is a simplified cue sports game with only six billiard balls on the table. The game offers two different game modes. In 1-player mode your goal is to pocket the balls in as few shots as possible and try to get as high a score as possible. Missing too many shots means an early game over. In 2-player mode you try to get more points than your opponent to win the game.
You are SPARK, a robot at the Robo Open: serve, rally and smash your way past the CPU in a best-of-games match. Time the swing for a clean hit, watch the landing ring, and keep it out of the net. Made with AI collaborators — a combination of Grok 4.6, Fable 5 / 5.1 and GPT 5.6 Sol Character models — Meshy Assets, rig and animation — Blender Engine — Unity 6, running in your browser via WebGL How to play WASD move · SPACE serve and hit Hold a direction while you hit to aim the shot Forehand, backhand and smash are picked from where the ball is Points, games and sets follow real tennis scoring
Shorebreak is a surf game you play in the browser. Paddle out at a reef break with a pier, a headland and a crew of locals, read the sets as they roll in, and fight for the waves you want. Every wave is simulated as it peels, so speed comes from how you ride it: drop down the face to build speed, pump off your front foot, set your rail for a deep carve, then stall on your tail to tuck into the barrel. Hold Space up the face and launch off the lip to spin, tweak and grab airs, then catch the lean on landing to ride away. Lefts, rights, A-frames and closeouts, from small days to heavy swell Perfect wave mode: the same wave, at the size you choose, over and over, for practice Carves, layback snaps, tail blowouts, airs and barrels, all scored A lineup with rules: priority goes to whoever is deepest, and the locals remember if you drop in Customise your rider and board Follow, free and first-person cameras Controls: WASD to paddle and steer, Space to pop up and launch, Q/E to grab, R to customise, P for autopilot. Keyboard and mouse.
Sports · Simulation · 3D
Compete in seven Winter Games events in this classic from 1988, created by masters of sports simulation Epyx. Hurtle down the slopes, over jumps, or across the ice, all in search of that elusive Gold medal. This Wavedash version is the Commodore 64 release from Pixel Games UK.
Amiga Soccer is a classic retro soccer game. When not in ball possession, the active athlete can be switched by pressing a button and the opponent can be tackled. The strength of a kick depends on how long the fire button is pressed.
In this classic ice hockey simulation game from 1999, experience fast-paced, motion-captured ice hockey action, full-on bone-crunching player contact, and complex team tactics, as you lead your team to victory in the GHL (Gremlin Hockey League).
Sports · Retro · Simulation
Compete in a wide variety of athletic events in this classic game from the 1980s, including pole vault, gymnastics, 100 m dash, and skeet shooting. Originally released by Epyx. This Wavedash version is the Sega Master System release from Pixel Games UK.
Flick-it skateboarding with PS1 soul. PROJECT GRIND is a momentum-driven skate game: push, carve and pop with analog flick tricks, lock into grinds on rails and ledges, and link it all together with manuals, reverts, spins and grabs. Analog flick controls: kickflips, heelflips, shuvits, flip in and out of grinds Combo system with manual balance, reverts, 180-720 spins, Indy and Melon grabs, and a special meter A multi-level street plaza with stairs, hubbas, banks, a bowl and a mini ramp, set in a dense Japanese-style city block Step off your board at any time: walk, run, climb ledges, throw and recall your board Skate together online with Wavedash lobbies and in-game chat Customise your skater and board in the locker Original soundtrack, chunky low-res PS1 look (adjustable) Keyboard and gamepad supported.
Step off the summit. You've got about seventy seconds of mountain below you and one rule: the closer you fly, the more it pays. Ridgeline is a wingsuit proximity-flying game. You launch from a ledge at the top and fly one long line all the way down. Skim the ridge, drop into the couloir, cut through the pines, thread the rock gates, cross the lake, hug the waterfall wall and run out the valley to a landing field at the bottom. Then pull your chute and try to put it on the bullseye. The flight model plays it straight. Dive to build speed, flare to trade it back for height. You never get free energy, you just get better at spending it. FLY CLOSE, GET PAID Points come from how close you are and how fast you're going. Brush the treetops, scrape a cliff face, duck under a cable or a bridge, and the game calls it out: Terrain Hug, Wall Ride, Thread the Needle, Under the Wire. Get greedy and you'll learn exactly how solid that granite is. TRICKS THAT STACK Barrel rolls, front flips, back loops, Starfish, Superman and Helicopter spins. Each one has its own button, and they layer. Hold a roll through a loop and you've got a corkscrew. Throw all three at once if you're feeling lucky. Every trick bleeds lift, though, so a big combo low over the rocks can cost you the run. KEEP THE CHAIN ALIVE Proximity and tricks feed one combo. Keep linking them and the multiplier climbs. Let it lapse cleanly and it banks. Crash and it's gone. Respawn is instant, so you're back in the air before you're done yelling at your screen. STICK THE LANDING The run isn't over until your boots hit grass. Pull early and you drift. Pull too low and it's a hard landing. Touch down in the center ring for a Bullseye and up to 6,000 bonus points. Only finished runs go on the leaderboard, and it keeps your best one. YOU'RE NEVER UP THERE ALONE Everyone flies the same mountain. You drop straight into a shared lobby of up to 16 pilots and see everyone else as ghosts with smoke trails and name tags, each on their own run. No rounds, no waiting on a host, no mid-air collisions. Just people to chase down. THE SKY KEEPS TURNING Time of day and weather roll on a live cycle, and everyone in the lobby sees the same sky. Fly at dawn, at golden hour, or at night with your helmet strobe blinking. Fly through clear air, drizzle, a full thunderstorm, falling snow, or straight down through a sea of cloud parked in the valley. The weather changes what you see and hear. The suit flies the same in a blizzard as it does at noon, so the leaderboard stays fair. CONTROLS Keyboard or gamepad. Every key can be rebound in Settings. Best played on desktop.
Middled is a fast cricket batting game: five overs each, most runs wins. Watch the bowler run in, time your shot as the marker hits the green, pick your gap and decide when to loft it over the infield. Both sides bat the same balls at the same time, so every delivery is a race. Clean hits build your confidence until the bat glows, then it's time to go big. Trailer credits - https://x.com/FablessBridge • Quick Match: five overs a side against the computer • Play Online: race a friend with a 5-letter code • World Cricket Championship: every edition from 1983 to today, with group tables and knockouts • Pro T20 League: pick a side, top the table, win the playoffs • Earn points to unlock new teams • Broadcast and batter's-eye cameras, replays from every angle, diving fielders, run-outs and stumpings Keyboard: arrows pick the shot (↓ straight, ← → sides, ↑ behind), hold Shift to loft, Esc to pause, V to switch camera. Touch: tap or pull the shot wheel toward your gap; hold LOFT or flick fast to go aerial. Two optional passes: the Second Innings Pass (retry a lost league or championship match) and the Unlock Pass (every team and edition, now). Everything can also be unlocked by playing.