Pixel Pong — One-on-One Against the AI or a Friend
Pong with three AI difficulties, local two-player on one phone and an arcade mode with power-ups you can switch off, now on Google Play and Apps in Toss
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Pixel Pong is one-on-one pong: three AI difficulties, local two-player on a single phone, and an arcade mode with power-ups you can turn off. Works offline, no sign-up. 9 languages.
Two People, One Phone
Each player takes one end of the screen and faces the other. Alone, the AI takes a side. Paddles move by dragging sideways, so your finger never sits on top of the ball.
- 🎚️ Three AI difficulties — Easy · Normal · Hard
- 👥 Two-player — put one phone between you and sit facing each other
- 🕹️ Arcade mode — power-ups fly in mid-rally
- 🎁 Power-ups on or off — turn them off if you want a straight match
- 🏅 Record — wins, losses and best scores accumulate
- 📤 Share — turn a result into an image and send it to a friend
It works fully offline with no sign-up or login, and supports 9 languages.
Gameplay Video
Download
- Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fadongkwon.pixel_pong (opens in a new tab)
- Apps in Toss: https://fadongkwon.com/toss/pixel-pong/ (opens in a new tab) — open it on your phone and it connects straight into the Toss app.
Released Alongside
Ten games launched together on September 8, and I am introducing one a day. Published so far:
- 2048 — Slide and Merge Your Way to the 2048 Tile
- Minesweeper — Read the Numbers, Avoid the Mines
- Solitaire — The Klondike You Already Know
- Brick Breaker — Bounce, Break, Repeat
- Gomoku — First to Five in a Row
- Snake — Eat, Grow, Try Not to Bite Yourself
- Number Slide — The 15 Puzzle, With Pictures
The story behind the previous six is in Shipping Six Mini Games at Once.
I post updates here and on Instagram (@fadongkwon.soft) (opens in a new tab).