New games

What's new on ArcadePop

This page lists the games we have added most recently, newest first. Everything here is an original title built in-house rather than a licensed embed, so a new arrival means a game that did not exist anywhere before we shipped it — which is also why the list grows steadily rather than in bulk drops of hundreds.

Each entry below is playable in full right now. There are no early-access states, no locked levels waiting on a purchase, and no sign-up between you and a new game.

The latest additions

CapyDoku Puzzle

CapyDoku takes the coloured-region star puzzle — the family that includes Star Battle and the old N-queens problem — and dresses it in warm cream, pastel regions and a cast of cartoon animals.

Mini Sudoku Puzzle

Mini Sudoku is real sudoku with the grid shrunk: 4×4 boards divided into 2×2 boxes, then 6×6 boards with boxes three cells wide and two tall.

Number Path Puzzle

Number Path is a pure-logic grid puzzle. Every board hides one snaking route that visits all of its cells exactly once, numbered 1 upward.

Pixel Grid Puzzle

Pixel Grid is a picross puzzle game — also known as nonograms or griddlers — where number clues along the rows and columns encode a hidden pixel picture.

Tri-Peaks Puzzle

Tri-Peaks deals 28 cards into three overlapping pyramids, turns one card face-up on the waste pile, and leaves 23 in the stock.

Klondike Solitaire Puzzle

Klondike Solitaire is the seven-column patience game everyone knows, rebuilt as a level campaign.

Fruit Slice Arcade

Fruit Slice condenses the swipe-to-cut arcade format into a single one-minute round.

How games get added

A new title starts as a playable slice — a handful of hand-tuned levels built to prove the core idea is worth playing at all. Plenty of ideas stop there. The ones that survive get expanded into a full level ladder and put through an automated solver that plays the early levels start to finish to confirm they can genuinely be completed, rather than merely loading without errors. Only then does a game join the catalog.

Shipping is not the end of it. Games already on the site keep getting updates after release — difficulty rebalancing, additional levels, control and readability fixes, and repairs for problems players report. So a game further down this list is usually in better shape now than on the day it first appeared.

Frequently asked questions

How often do new games appear?

Roughly weekly, though it varies with how long a given game takes to get right. We would rather hold a title back than ship one that is not fun yet.

What counts as "new" on this page?

Games published in the last 30 days. If that window happens to be quiet, the page falls back to showing the newest titles overall so it is never empty.

Are new games less finished than older ones?

They ship complete — a full level ladder, not a preview build or an early-access state. What older games have is more post-release polish, since they have had more rounds of player feedback behind them.

Can I suggest a game?

Yes, and we do read them. Email contact+arcadepop@solarismobile.co with what you would like to see.