2 Kodi ki Games · Tiny Arcade Games

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HAND CRICKET

Pick 1-6. Match and you're out. Play the CPU, a friend on one phone, or online.

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SNAKE

Swipe to turn. Eat. Grow. Don't hit yourself. The game you already know.

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20 GAMES. ONE IDEA EACH.

FIGHTER: Fly, upgrade mid-flight, kill something enormous. Cannons become plasma along the way, and something bigger than the screen is always waiting at the end. Play FIGHTER

RUSH!: Pinball. Keep the ball busy or the multiplier slips away. Real flippers, real bumpers, no launcher gimmick, just angles and nerve. Play RUSH!

PERFECT: Stop the marker dead-center. Chase the extra decimal. 93.4% isn't a win. Neither is 99.9. Play PERFECT

JUMPER: Charge the jump, judge the gap, don't fall. Hold too long and you overshoot. Let go too soon and you don't clear it. Play JUMPER

99%: Tap the instant it hits exactly 100%. Not before. One meter, one tap, no second read. Play 99%

SECOND: No timer. Just your gut. Stop exactly on time. No countdown to lean on, just the second you feel pass. Play SECOND

AUTO!: Drive a Mumbai auto-rickshaw. Negotiate every fare. Every passenger haggles, the fuel gauge doesn't, and the shift target doesn't care either. Play AUTO!

KITES: Cut rival kites. Dodge their strings. The sky gets crowded fast, and every string out there wants yours. Play KITES

EXACT: See a shape for a second. Redraw it to size. Memory beats guesswork, every single round. Play EXACT

HALF: Tap the exact middle. Miss by 0.7% and rage. Straight lines are the easy round. Curves are where it gets personal. Play HALF

DON'T FALL: Tilt your phone to stay upright. Nothing else. The gusts warn you a beat before they hit, if you're paying attention. Play DON'T FALL

FIT: Grow the shape. Release before it overflows. Too early wastes the round. Too late ends it. Play FIT

HIGHER: Inflate the balloon. Bank it before it pops. Greed has a very specific breaking point here. Play HIGHER

ONE PIXEL: A dot flashes. Tap where it was. Miss by 2px. Blink and the round's already over. Play ONE PIXEL

HAND CRICKET: Pick 1-6. Match and you're out. Playground rules. Both sides pick blind and reveal together, so a full match runs under a minute. Play HAND CRICKET

FLICK: Flick your puck. Knock theirs off the floor. Three each, and the floor only clears one way. Play FLICK

CHOPSTICKS: Finger-counting strategy. Split, attack, eliminate. Two hands each, and one bad split can cost you both. Play CHOPSTICKS

HELO: Hold to fly. Release to fall. Don't touch the walls. The cave never gets wider. You just get better at it. Play HELO

SNAKE: Swipe to turn. Eat. Grow. Don't hit yourself. No power-ups, no new rules, just the game you already know. Play SNAKE

SNAKES & LADDERS: Time your roll. Race the CPU to square 100. The dice reward timing here, not luck. Play SNAKES & LADDERS

2 Kodi ki Games is Thela Labs' indie games label: tiny arcade games that don't ask for your life. No shop, no grind, no tutorial longer than the game itself, just one honest mechanic each, learnable in a breath.

The name. A kodi (कौड़ी) is a cowrie shell, old bazaar currency worth next to nothing. “Do kodi ka” (दो कौड़ी का) is the classic Hindi put-down for something cheap, small-time, not worth much. That's the joke and the promise: two-bit games, made properly.

Made properly. Every game on this label runs on one idea a player can hold in their head: not one input, one idea. A deduction grid, a pinball table, a rickshaw shift, a finger-counting duel, they all qualify as long as nothing needs a tutorial longer than the game itself. The joke is the price. The build isn't.

QUESTIONS

Are 2 Kodi ki Games free?

Yes. Every game is free to play in the browser. We may show ads to keep them free.

Do I need to download anything or sign up?

No. The games run in your phone or computer browser with no download and no sign-up.

Who makes 2 Kodi ki Games?

Thela Labs, an independent studio in India. Each game is one idea, learnable in a breath.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. They play in the browser on a phone or a computer.

Are there leaderboards?

Yes. Scores and leaderboards are shared across the games, and there is a daily set of five games everyone plays.