Arcadópolis
Minigame Party
Minigame Party: 100 free games for up to 4 players
Minigame Party is a free collection of 100 minigames for up to 4 players on one screen, in your browser with nothing to download. Each seat can be a person or a CPU, and each person plays with whatever is at hand: mouse, keyboard, touch screen or a controller.
You can build a tournament with the minigames you like (or ten at random) and see who wins the most, or play one on its own to practice. There is table tennis, 100-meter races, target practice, mini golf, memory, capitals and flags quizzes, rhythm, asteroid dodging, apple catching, bowling, darts, mazes and much more.
It’s one of the 51 games in the Arcadópolis Games folder.
Free, no ads, nothing to install.
Install Minigame Party on its own on your home screen
What it has
- 100 minigames of reflexes, aim, memory, trivia, sports and luck.
- Up to 4 players on one screen: people or CPUs, in any combination.
- Mouse, keyboard, a second keyboard block (IJKL), touch or up to 4 controllers.
- Tournaments with a scoreboard, medals and a dice tiebreak, or single minigames.
- Three CPU difficulties, from ones that miss a lot to ones that hardly ever miss.
- The colors of your Arcadópolis theme, and quizzes with their own Spanish and English data.
How to play
- Open the Games folder and tap Minigame Party.
- In “Players”, choose who is human and what each one plays with; the rest are CPUs.
- Pick “Tournament” and check the minigames, or “One minigame” to play one on its own.
- Before each minigame you’ll see how to play it; at the end, the podium and the overall score.
The 100 minigames
The first twenty are the classics: table tennis with a semifinal and final, the 100 meters, target practice, mini golf, memory, dice, reaction, rock paper scissors, Simon says, whack-a-mole, quick math, hurdles, snake and more. The other eighty are split into action and reflexes (dodging acid rain, crossing the highway, swimming and rowing by mashing buttons), tapping and aim (bubbles, balloons, fairground ducks, clay pigeons), trivia and math (capitals, flags, antonyms, Roman numerals, musical intervals) and sports, luck and memory (penalty kicks, roulette, bowling, the shell game, a sliding puzzle, air hockey and tennis).
Playing as a group
With several humans, each one plays their turn in every minigame while the others play as CPUs, and the results are added up at the end. A notice before each turn says whose turn it is and which control they use. Controllers are detected when you press any button, and the second keyboard block lets two people play on the same computer without a controller.
Common questions
Can I play with friends on the same computer?
Yes, up to 4 people: one with the mouse and keyboard, another with the second keyboard block (IJKL and U) and the rest with controllers. Each person plays their turn in every minigame.
Do console controllers work?
Yes. Controllers your browser recognizes work with their standard layout: the stick or d-pad moves, the main button is the action and the menu button goes back to the start.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes, by tapping the screen. It plays best with the phone in landscape, so the minigames look big.
Also in Arcadópolis
TriviaTen twenty-second questions across ten categories, with a daily challenge and online matches.
Melody EchoA musical memory game with 19 public-domain melodies; also as an online duel.
MemoryFind pairs with 36 paintings from the Museum or by ear alone; solo, 2 to 4 players or against the computer.
Arcadópolis has 66 more apps on the same desktop: games, music, a 3D museum and a 3D library.