Arcade95:Solitaire Minesweeper

Boot up a tiny Windows 95-style desktop on your iPhone. Open Solitaire, Minesweeper, and Pinball, hop between them like apps on an old PC, and let retro screensavers take over when you stop playing. Three classics, one nostalgic workspace, zero ads.

Tap the Start button. Drag a window. Long-press the desktop. It all just works, the way it did in '95.

WHAT'S INSIDE
- Klondike Solitaire — draw-three play, score tracking, quick restarts, auto-move support, and the satisfying card-cascade you remember.
- Minesweeper — Beginner, Intermediate, and Expert grids. Long-press to flag, tap to reveal, smiley-face style timer at the top.
- Pinball 95 — the original Space Cadet table, ported natively and tuned for touch. Plunger, flippers, ball-saver, multipliers — all of it.
- Calculator — the classic standard-mode calculator with memory keys, square root, reciprocal, and percent. Pure Win95 keypad layout.

A TINY DESKTOP, FAITHFULLY REBUILT
- Windows 95-style workspace with desktop icons, a Start menu, taskbar clock, and minimizable windows.
- Three idle screensavers from the era — Mystify, 3D Maze, and 3D Pipes — with a "Display Properties" dialog to pick or randomize them.
- Long-press the desktop for a context menu. Long-press an icon to arrange. Real Win95 muscle memory rewarded.
- MS Sans Serif typeface, raised/sunken bevels, the tealiest of teal backgrounds. We didn't just skin it — we rebuilt it.

NO ACCOUNTS. NO ADS. NO TRACKING.
- 100% offline. No login, no email capture, no telemetry, no banners, no interstitials.
- Privacy-first. Nothing leaves your phone. The privacy manifest ships with the binary so you can check.
- Quiet. No notifications, no nags, no "rate me" pop-ups every minute. (We ask once, gently, after a few wins. That's it.)

WHY ARCADE95
Most "retro" mobile games are reskins of the same casual template with a Windows 95 wallpaper slapped on top. Arcade95 is the opposite — a faithful Win95 desktop that happens to come pre-loaded with the three games people actually played on a family PC after school.

The Pinball engine is the real Space Cadet code, ported. Solitaire animates and scores the way it should. Minesweeper has the timer, the long-press flag, and the question-mark mode. Even the Start button presses in.

If you grew up clicking around C:\\Program Files looking for Hover.exe, this is for you.

PERFECT FOR
- Quiet single-player sessions on the bus, in line, before bed.
- Anyone tired of free-to-play monetization in classic puzzle games.
- 90s kids, vaporwave fans, design enthusiasts, and the Y2K aesthetic crowd.
- Gifting to a parent who misses their old computer.

WHAT'S COMING
We're adding more 90s-era games and screensavers in upcoming versions. Leave a review with what you'd love to see next — FreeCell, Hearts, JezzBall, Hover, the Ski Free yeti? Tell us.

Built natively for iPhone — no emulator, no bloat, no battery drain. Just a small, fast, focused throwback.

Open the Start menu. Pick a game. Welcome back to '95.