What is new

0.26.3

The Winner stamp now lands on your own score, not your rival's.

On a phone the result scrolls, and the small ladder on it no longer overlaps.

0.26.1

The site is now called Games for Boredom, at gamesforboredom.com.

Two new guides: mini games online, and 30 second games.

0.26.0

Ready-made names are friendlier: a lot of odd and unkind words are gone.

In Dodge and Swing, a line on the course can show where your rival's run ended.

0.25.1

Going down now costs one second, not two.

0.25.0

Sound is on. Turn it off with the speaker in a game, or in Settings, where the buzz has its own switch.

A win is an event: a boom, a WINNER stamp, fireworks, and your place rolling up the ladder.

Your place on a result is now your real standing, and it matches the ladder.

At number one, you play to beat your own best.

A game waits for your first press before it starts.

Going down no longer hides the game while you wait.

The arcade marks the cabinets you hold, and tells you when somebody takes one.

The ladder marks your row and shows the gap to the players beside you.

Balance scores are written in thousands, and the Run ladder shows times in seconds.

0.24.1

The arcade and hall of fame pages now say how a cabinet is held, and how crowns and champions are won.

A link to the arcade, the hall of fame or a challenge now shows a picture and a line about it when pasted.

A run that takes far longer than the game lasts no longer counts.

A win counts only against a rival you were really offered.

0.24.0

Today's MVP now sits in the banner where there is room: the player who held the most cabinets today.

A Ladders menu at the top right takes you to any game's ladder or the Hall of fame.

Cast no longer sends you back to the start when you miss: the miss scores nothing and the next mark comes a second later.

No game starts under its intro any more: the run waits until the intro has gone, plus a second to look.

After a loss the button says Try again, and names who you face next.

House players are easier to beat in the middle of the ladder; the top few are still hard.

0.23.0

A games menu at the top of every screen.

Every game page now offers another game under Play.

A little room between each game and its buttons.

0.22.9

Each game's button now says the other way to play: the key on a computer, or where to tap on a phone.

0.22.8

How to play stays at the bottom of every game, and shows again each time you go back to the start.

In Orbit, your name now sits by your marker.

0.22.7

A game never starts while its intro is up: it waits until the course has been in view for a second.

0.22.6

On a winning streak, the how-to stays out of your way.

The clock in a game is much bigger.

0.22.5

The first time you play a game, it tells you how before it starts.

Drift is clearer: tap to turn, with an arrow to show you where.

Balance is clearer about what to do.

A tap meant for the game can no longer land on the buttons that appear when it ends.

0.22.4

Duels get going faster.

The home page now offers another game under Play.

0.22.3

The words on the fire button are white and easier to read.

0.22.2

Play now sits right under the arrows, and moves to the bottom of the screen as you scroll.

The result screen hits harder: a clear winner's line, and buttons that send you after the next player.

Win a duel and the button catches fire. Keep winning and it burns higher.

The button burns red when you are on a win.

0.22.1

A moment to see who you are up against before each duel. Press to skip it.

Points now float up as you score.

Dodge and Drift are gentler in their first seconds.

0.22.0

Going down now sends you back to the start of the course, two seconds down the clock. Your best attempt counts.

Six new games: Drift, Pulse, Orbit, Swing, Balance and Catch.

More nameplates, emotes and auras in My plate.

A beat when you pass your rival, and a count of wins in a row.

0.21.1

Tidier spacing on game pages and in the shop.

0.21.0

Every game page now shows who to beat and the score to beat. Tap the picture to start.

New pictures for every game, and new scenes while you play.

More trophies, and stickers and phrases to send after a duel.

A Run that reached the finish is now ranked properly.

0.20.0

A look on loan the first time you hold a cabinet. Supporter and founder tags are ready for when the store opens.

0.18.0

See the nameplates and emotes on your own name in My plate. They cannot be bought yet.

0.16.0

Add the site to your home screen. With no connection, every game plays as solo practice.

0.15.0

Guides, a page of what is new, and a refunds page.

0.14.1

Choose which emails you get and set quiet hours in Settings. Every email has a link to stop it.

0.14.0

Trophies, a stamp card, rivals and player cards. Add an email to keep your name on any device.

0.13.0

Sound can be turned on in a game. The site updates itself between duels.

0.11.0

The home page offers a game straight away, and each game has its own page.

0.10.0

Support, terms and privacy pages.

0.9.0

The arcade, each game’s ladder and the hall of fame are open.

0.8.0

Pick a name to go on the ladder. Send a friend a run to beat.

0.7.0

Run can now be played.

0.6.0

Dodge can now be played.

0.5.0

Cast can now be played.

0.4.0

Sort can now be played.

0.3.0

Stack can now be played.

0.2.1

The rival's needle now plays their real run, and shows the arc it is aiming for.

0.2.0

Stop the dial can be played from start to finish against a house player.

0.0.11

Letters from more languages now show in the site’s own fonts.

0.0.8

Every screen has its own address, and moving between them no longer reloads the page.

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