About This Game

Arena Arcade Fest is a fast-paced local multiplayer party game built for chaotic fun with friends and family. Grab your

controllers and battle across 30 unique mini-games, from reflex challenges and brain

teasers to arcade action and puzzle showdowns.  For 1-4 local players, CPU players supported!

Key Features

Local Multiplayer for 1-4 Players

Jump in solo, duo, trio, or full party. CPU opponents with three difficulty levels fill the gaps when you're short on

players. All games support 4 players (some games needs at least 2 players).

Something for Everyone

Mini-games span every style — quick-draw duels, snake battles, bubble popping, light bike trails, mazes, memory

puzzles, tank fights, brick breaking and more. Each mini-game includes an optional interactive demo so new players

learn the ropes before diving in.

Smart Scoring

Compete across rounds with a placement-based scoring system (5/3/1/0 points). Ties are handled fairly with shared

points. Build custom playlists to craft your perfect game night.

Pick Up and Play

Simple controls — just a few buttons per mini-game. Built-in instructions and live demos mean nobody sits out confused. Rounds are fast (around 60 seconds) so starting a new is an effective way of learning the games.

Custom games

60 seconds rounds are not enough? You can play many games with your own settings, changing the rules and without time limit. Enjoy!

All initial 30 Mini-games

1. 3 of a Kind! - Swap Connect Type

2. 5 of a Kind!  - Swap Connect Type 5 match

3. Battle Tank! - Top view bullet hell Tank battle

4. Bomb Blitz! - Bomberman Type

5. Brick Breaker! - Arkanoid Type

6. Bubble Three! -Puzzle Bobble Type

7. Bubble Three VS! - Puzzle Bobble Type (Players affect other players)

8. Bullet Storm! - Undertale/Delatrune bullet hell type

9. Catch Coin! - Top view of RC cars collecting coins

10. Elevator Rush! - Side view elevator coin collecting

11. Echo Buttons! - SimonSays type, faster (correct) responses gives more points!

12. Hungry Snake! - Snake! from the early cellphones game

13. Hungry Snake VS! - Snake! from the early cellphones game.. all players on one screen

14. Labyrinth - MarbleMadness type

15. Light Bikes! - Tron type

16. Matcher! - Columns! type (Match >3)

17. Maze Munch! - PacMan type

18. Maze Munch VS! - PacMan type.. all players on one screen

19. Mine Clearing! - MineSweeper

20. Pet the Dog! - Button-Smaher, based on an Undertale joke

21. Pile Up! - Precision clicking type of game

22. Quick Draw! - Reflex game

23. Raining Blocks! - Simpler version of Raining Blocks (free on Steam)

24. Reptile Run! - Frogger type

25. Road Rage! - Top Down Road fighter type game

26. Rock Climber! - Side (down to top) scroller

27. Space Shooter! - Typical space shooter side scroll type of game

28. Sumo Slam! - Top down game where penguins try to be the king of the hill

29. Track Run! - T-Rex Chrome Dino Game type of game

30. Tumble Weeds! - Flappy bird type

All games with possible custom setup

1. Battle Tank! - Number of lives. How long the obstacles can last

2. Bomb Blitz! - Width and Height of the arena. How much is filled with blocks. Start with max powers option

3. Brick Breaker! - Map select. Play all maps. Reset players between maps options. Number of lives.

4. Bubble Three! - Number of different colors. Handicap on starting rows

5. Bubble Three VS! - Number of different colors. Handicap on starting rows

6. Bullet Storm! - Starting speed. Number of lives

7. Hungry Snake! - Starting speed. Width and Height of the arena

8. Labyrinth - Map editor! Map selection. Number of lives

9. Light Bikes! - Starting speed. Height and width of the arena

10. Matcher! - Starting level. Number of colors

11. Mine Clearing! - Height and width of the arena. Number of mines in-game

12. Raining Blocks! - Height and width of the arena. Starting speed

13. Reptile Run! - Number of traffic lanes. Number of lake lanes

14. Rock Climber! - Width and height of the grid

Achievements

A good set of achievements!

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

AI has been used to check for localizations mistakes, some PoC textures that will be replaced, and boiler plate code.