It's a number of years after the most recent global war and tensions are heating up between you and the other world superpower. The fate of the world is in your hands as you use strategy and wits to either defeat them by force or by persuading them to demilitarize. Fight proxy wars, send spies, make pleas to cut down on the nukes, and more in this thrilling new game. Now with colours for Pebble Time.

Disclaimer: This is a tongue-in-cheek satirical parody of both the cold war and of modern “simulator" games. The bad art style and trivial gameplay is intentional. Hope you enjoy it!

Phoenix is a shoot-em-up game based in space. It includes never ending levels and a store where you can buy different guns and upgrades. Tilt your wrist to move the ship and destroy the enemies. How long can you survive?

If you enjoy the game, please consider donating here http://richardvanderdys.com/phoenix

Pebble Adventure

Walk further. Level up. Explore the world. One step at a time.

Born from a love of Chao Adventure, Tamagotchi, and Ragnarok Online, Pebble Adventure is a pocket pet game
that turns your daily steps into a living adventure. Your pet companion explores a pixel-art world of biomes 
powered entirely by how much you walk.

The pet is always with you. A background worker tracks your steps around the clock, advancing your journey
without ever opening the game. When you miss your pet and open the game, you will see how your pet has progressed. 
Encounters, biome crossings, even an adventure completion; the world continued, and now you can pick up with it.

Every level-up awards stat points you allocate freely: invest in Strength and Agility to cover ground faster,
or build Intellect and Luck to tip encounters in your favor. Stats compound over time, and each choice shapes
the adventure ahead.

Each biome has its own mechanical identity: Plains reward the steady walker, Caves favor the clever, Storms
test pure resilience; each is fresh and difficulty scales as you push deeper. Between segments, optional minigames keep
things tactile and can directly effect the progress of your adventure.

Pebble Adventure supports both the **Pebble Time 2** (emery) and **Pebble 2 Duo** (flint) Pebble platforms,
with hand-crafted pixel-art backgrounds for each display.

Cute pet: A cute pixel pet that grows with you; step by step.
Biomes: Beautiful pixel backgrounds, each with unique mechanics and graphical effects
Passive step-driven progress: background worker advances adventures without opening the app
Encounters: Random encounters effect adventure progress, even when the app the closed
Minigames: Play games with your pet to pass the time and speed up your adventure
Stats: Freely allocated stat points allow you to add a personality to your pet
XP & leveling: Scaling XP based on multiple factors enables a full experience and level system for your pet
Dual-platform: full color on Pebble Time 2, crisp B&W on Pebble 2 Duo; each optimized independently

The perfectly Pebble-sized strategy game has arrived. Reversi, marketed in the US as Othello and in Hong Kong as Apple Chess, is the classic game of surrounding tiles, flipping fortunes, and outwitting your opponent. Place a token that puts the other side's tiles between your own, and they belong to you. But watch that they don't get taken back again. 
* Grocery-line sized play: a game lasts only minutes, and autosaves on exit in case you want to come back later. 
* It thinks! Play against a devious tiny AI at four levels of difficulty. 
* Switch to 2-player and surreptitiously pass along your Pebble to another challenger wherever you are. 
* Press Back once for options, twice to quit.

 Bugs, comments, feature requests can go to @theoreticalb. Also accepting plaudits. 

(Note: I open sourced this with the MIT license. So if you'd like to use the code to make Pebble Checkers or Attaxx or whatever, go for it! I'd love to play). Banner image includes photography by Paul_012 and is licensed CC BY-SA 3.0.

Would you like to relax a little? Do you have to wait for a few minutes before your meeting? Why not play a game with Tris? Choose among 4 difficult levels and try to beat your Pebble! Simple, fun and Quick!

Play 'PebbleBan', the great classic Soukoban (Warehouse Keeper) in your Pebble.

Including these nice features to provide a joyful experience:

- 50 small levels
- UNDO
- Save State

Do you dare to tidy all 50 warehouses?
Can you achieve it in fewer movements?

An interactive 3D math function demo.

*** BUTTONS ***
UP    : colorization (Monochromatic,Distance).
SELECT: pattern (Dots,Lines,Stripes,Grid).
DOWN  : oscillator (Anchored,Floating,Bouncing).

long UP: illumination (Diffuse,Spotlight)
long SELECT: transparency (Opaque,Xray,Translucent)
long DOWN  : detail (Coarse,Fine)

Coarse detail (faster): shadow and color change frontiers snap to the nearest control point in the active pattern grid. No anti-aliasing is applied.
Fine detail (slower): shadow and color change frontiers are approximated to no more than 3 pixel error. Anti-aliasing is applied.

A breakout clone using touch and speaker

Note: this was made as a tech demo, I probably won't update this. Please stop sending me messages with feature requests :)

Galaxy Gunner is a space shooter game. Tilt left and right to move the auto-shooting gunner. The galaxy monsters will shoot bullets and gradually move down. Your goal is to destroy all of them before they reach you to move onto the next more difficult level. Shooting the red monster will give you a powerup. 

A local two player tic tac toe game for your pebble. Burn time by passing your watch and enjoying this classic game!

It all started when Steve Wozniak created Breakout, a single player version of Pong. Since then many games have been created with the same style (Arkanoid, Brick Breaker, etc.). Block Breaker brings all of the excitement and skill of the classic Breakout arcade game to the Pebble smartwatch. 

Use the paddle to bounce the ball and break the bricks.
Collect power-ups and finish levels to collect points.
Compare high scores with your friends.

Available for the original Pebble and in glorious technicolour for the Pebble Time!

Hours of mindless fun! 
Set high scores!
New levels are being created all the time!

Trailer for Doctor Badura - a wrist adventure

Ever wished being able to play Zuma or Puzz Loop on your color-screened Pebble? Now you can! Survive as long as you can in this addictive & fast-paced ball-shooting game! Shoot balls of the same color to eliminate them & collect precious points to beat your previous high score. But remember, aim carefully; every missed target will push you closer to defeat!

How to play? It’s so simple, fun & intuitive:
- UP: rotate shooter counterclockwise 
- DOWN: rotate shooter clockwise
- CENTER: shoot current ball
- BACK ONCE: pause
- BACK TWICE: exit
- WRIST FLICK: swap current & next ball in the shooter

PebbLoop is fully Open Source; so you can fork it, mod it & make it even more fun! Touchscreen, Speaker & Round Screen support are planned for a later date. Claude was used, but the code was reviewed & debugged manually.

If you like PebbLoop, don’t forget to drop a heart & help me win on the Spring 2026 Pebble App Contest🙏

You are locked in a room, and must find keys to unlock the door to escape.

Use the up and down buttons to zoom in and out, and the middle button to select an item. A long press to the middle button will open the inventory, action, and custom settings menu.

If you get stuck, look closely at everything. There are clues hidden everywhere.

There are no instructions for the locked puzzles - just figure them out.

There are several methods for navigating the room though the custom settings menu. Choose the one that is easiest for you.

Good luck!

Credits to Mathew Reiss for the idea and Jérôme Motte for the background image.

Just made an awesome joke?
Finish it with a BadUmTss sound!

Or that friend of you is whipped?
Let him know with the sound of whip!

Or swing around your lightsaber!

Switch the sounds with the up/down buttons.

Sounds are downloaded from the internet so you need an internet connection!
NOTE: Apple blocks playing of sounds so this does not work on iOS...