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TB:Games
Launch TB:Games for fast neon arcade sessions that sit above your taskbar while you work.
ByM0D3RN_C0D3SReleasedLink checked Oct 18, 2026
How to play TB:Games
- Use arrow keys or WASD for movement and game controls.
- Press Space when the selected mini-game requires it.
- Press P to pause, Esc for the menu, and M to toggle sound.
- Open settings with the gear button.
- Chase top-10 scores; tied results are decided by time.
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About TB:Games
What is TB:Games?
TB:Games is a retro arcade collection made by M0D3RN_C0D3S. It runs as a compact desktop app obtained through itch.io, with a borderless window anchored above the taskbar. The collection contains 12 single-player mini-games across familiar arcade formats, all presented in neon pixel art. The window stays on top, measures 700×200, and expands upward when you open a game. It is built for quick access rather than a full-screen arcade setup.
How a run of TB:Games plays
A session of TB:Games means picking a mini-game and working through its staged challenge set. Every game has 50 stages, labeled A0 through E9. Numbers increase the difficulty, while letter groups introduce changes such as obstacles, portals, power-ups, kamikazes, or gravity wells. You can pause at any time, and progress saves automatically. Your profile records XP, player level, and top-10 results, with tied scores decided by time.
Why TB:Games is worth a try
TB:Games stands out by turning the taskbar into a tiny arcade cabinet. Its compact window is always ready, then grows upward only when you need more room. The collection also gives familiar formats tougher twists: some opponents plan ahead, some enemies track your movement, and later stages can add darkness. That makes it more than a simple set of retro throwbacks, especially if you enjoy chasing cleaner scores across many short challenges.
Who will enjoy TB:Games
TB:Games is a good fit for players who like short sessions, classic arcade ideas, and a growing list of scores to beat. Casual players can open one challenge during a work break, while completion-minded players can pursue 50 stages across every mini-game. Automatic saves, XP, player levels, and top-10 rankings give repeat runs a clear purpose. It is marked Released, so this is a finished listing rather than a prototype waiting for its basic structure.
FAQ
TB:Games FAQ
Is TB:Games free to play?
Yes. TB:Games is listed with a free price on itch.io, so there is no stated purchase cost for accessing the collection through its page.
Who made TB:Games?
M0D3RN_C0D3S made TB:Games. The listing also notes AI assistance for the project’s code, graphics, and sounds, which describes how parts of the game were developed.
Where can I play TB:Games?
You can access TB:Games through its itch.io page as a desktop app. It uses a small always-on-top window above the taskbar, with separate instructions listed for Linux and Windows.
How do you play TB:Games?
Choose a mini-game, then use the arrow keys or WASD as needed. Space is supported, while P pauses, Esc opens the menu, M controls sound, and the gear button opens settings.
Is TB:Games like a survivors-like game?
Not really. TB:Games is a collection of separate retro mini-games, not one continuous survivors-like run. Its replay hook comes from staged difficulty, XP, saved progress, and top-10 score chasing across the collection.
Is TB:Games finished or still in development?
The listing marks TB:Games as Released. Its stated package includes 12 mini-games, 50 stages per game, saved progress, profiles, five languages, pause support, and desktop controls.