Arcade Screensavers
Attract-mode tributes to the golden age of the arcade — a maze chase, a girder climb, a planet-defence run and more. Each one plays itself like a cabinet's demo screen, free and fullscreen in your browser.
Maze MuncherChomp the maze, dodge the ghosts.
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Maze Muncher: LadyThe muncher, with a bow and roaming fruit.
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Barrel JumpClimb the girders, hop the barrels.
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Surface DefenderDefend the colonists from the landers.
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Iso RaiderFly the fortress in 3-D isometric.
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Star SwarmFormation aliens, dive-bombing runs.
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Road HopperCross the road and the river home.
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Cube HopperHop the pyramid, flip every cube.
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Bug BlasterSplit the centipede in the mushrooms.
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Silo DefenseSelf-playing tribute to the classic missile-defense coin-op.
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Rock BusterSelf-playing tribute to the classic asteroid-shooter coin-op.
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Brick Breaker BeamSelf-playing tribute to the classic brick-breaking coin-op.
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Dig TunnelSelf-playing tribute to the classic underground-digging coin-op.
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Jousting FlyerSelf-playing tribute to the classic flying-joust coin-op.
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Pinball Wizard TableSelf-playing tribute to the classic pinball table.
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Mole Whack ArcadeSelf-playing tribute to the classic whack-a-mole cabinet.
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These are original homages to the coin-ops that defined the early 1980s arcade: the maze chase, the barrel-jumping climb, the isometric fortress run, the formation shooter, the road-and-river crossing. The art, levels and names are all original — nothing copyrighted is reproduced — but the gameplay and the CRT look aim to capture exactly how the originals felt.
Every one runs in attract mode: it plays itself, the way an arcade cabinet does when no one has dropped a coin. Open any title for a live preview, then send it fullscreen.
Frequently asked questions
- Are these the real arcade games?
- No. They're original homages inspired by the classics, with their own art, levels and names. Nothing copyrighted is copied — they recreate the feel, not the assets.
- Can I play them?
- For now they run in self-playing attract mode, like an arcade demo screen. A keyboard-playable mode may be added later.
- Do they need an internet connection?
- No. Every arcade saver is computed on your device, so they all run fully offline.
- Are they free?
- Yes. Every screensaver on Afterglow is free and runs in your browser, with nothing to download or install.