A JJGames game

Two games. One glowing cube.

Tessellate is an endless runner built from cubes, with tube, path and 2D modes. Tron Arena is a multiplayer light-cycle battle inside a sealed cube.

Coming soonSee both games
runner modes
3
endless mode
∞
riders in one arena
15
faces to ride
6

One app, two ways to play

Pick a side from the menu. Both are built from the same glowing cubes.

Solo · Levels and Infinite

Tessellate

Run, dodge and survive across three modes, on authored levels or an endless run that keeps changing.

Explore Tessellate Multiplayer · Online and LAN

Tron Arena

Ride a light cycle around a cube and trap everyone else with your trail. Last rider standing wins.

Explore Tron Arena

Tessellate

Three ways to run a cube

Each mode changes what the world looks like and what you have to read. You can play them one at a time, or all together.

  1. Tube

    The infinite tunnel

    Run the inside of a square tunnel built from cubes. It turns in every direction and never ends, and hazards sit on all four walls.

  2. Path

    Follow the line

    The same tunnel, but now there is a lane to follow. The lane weaves from wall to wall, so the skill is reading the line ahead.

  3. 2D

    Flat, and still 3D

    The walls fall away until only the floor is left. You run a flat cube course whose height changes as you go, like a geometry-dash stage in a 3D world.

Party

Party: every mode, back to back

Party chains Tube, Path and 2D into a single run, joined without hard cuts. Tube and Path share the same tunnel, and going to 2D peels the walls away until only the floor is left.

  1. Tube
  2. Path
  3. 2D

Levels

Hand-built runs that mix every mode.

Six things that want you gone

Hazards are placed on the walls and the floor. Level makers can place them by hand.

  • Spikes
  • Bouncers
  • Lasers
  • Electric arcs
  • Rotating blades
  • Holes

Build your own level

The level editor is a list of commands. Stack them into blocks, switch mode between blocks, test the run, then publish it to Global.

  • Straight
  • Corner
  • Weave
  • Lane
  • Height
  • Mirror
  • Obstacle
  • Speed
  • Checkpoint
  • Repeat
  • Seed
  • End

Tron Arena

Ride the outside of a cube

The arena is a sealed cube with six faces. You have two buttons, left and right. Everything else is timing.

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Cross the edge and the wall becomes your floor.

  1. Two inputs

    You always move forward at a steady speed. Turn left or turn right, and that is the whole control scheme.

  2. Gravity follows you

    Run off the edge of a face and you roll onto the next one. You keep climbing in the same direction and the wall you hit becomes your floor.

  3. Your trail is a wall

    Every rider leaves a light trail behind. Trails have a maximum length, so they fade at the tail as you keep riding.

  4. Four ways out

    You are out if you hit another rider's trail, your own trail, a solid block, or fall into a hole. Boost pads give you a short burst of speed.

Find a match

Up to 15 riders per arena, solo or in teams of two to four.

  • Quick Match

    Jump in as Solo, Duo, Trio or Squad.

  • Campaign

    Chapters of levels with objectives like winning, surviving, eliminating riders or finishing in the top. Earn up to three stars on each.

  • Practice

    Play offline against bots. Choose Rookie, Racer, Veteran, Pro or Legend.

  • Rooms

    Browse open rooms, create your own, or join a friend with a room code. On the same network you can also play over LAN.

Design the arena

Arena Maker lets you paint your own cube. Draw blocks, holes and boost pads on all six faces, place spawn points, then test-ride it and publish it for the community.

  • BlocksLethal to touch
  • HolesFall in and you're out
  • Boost padsA short burst of speed
  • PillarsTall blocks
  • BeamsRun through the cube to the opposite face
  • SpawnsWhere riders start

Shapes include rectangle, circle and line. There is mirror symmetry, undo and redo, and a test ride before you publish.

Level up, unlock, customize

Matches earn XP and coins. A season pass has a free track and a premium track of rewards, and rewards include skins, trails, titles, emotes and badges. Your rider is yours to customize.

  • Skins
  • Trails
  • Titles
  • Emotes
  • Badges
  • Arenas

Your account, your data

Online features run on a player profile. Here is what that profile is and what other players can see of it.

  • You start as a guest

    When you first go online, the game creates a guest profile tied to your device, so there is nothing to sign up for before you play.

  • What your profile holds

    Your display name, level, XP, coins, equipped skin, season progress, campaign stars and match stats.

  • What other players see

    In a match, other riders see your display name, level, title and skin, and your kills, ping and team. Levels and arenas you publish show your name as the author.

  • Offline still works

    Practice against bots and your own saved arenas work without a connection, and progress is saved on the device.

Play Tessellate

Run the tunnel, then take the fight to the arena.

Coming soon