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Tick Tock
Quarter past what? Set the clock!
About Tick Tock
Professor Tock calls out a time and you set the clock to match. Turn the pink minute hand with the arrows or drag it around, and the hour hand follows. Quarter past means 15 minutes after, quarter to means 15 before the next hour. Tick Tock is a sweet way to practice reading an analog clock.
Each level asks for more times, with a different way of saying them, and gives you less time per clock. Level 5 is The Cuckoo Rush, with eight times to set at speed. Hold up to spin the hand fast. Tip: spin fast toward the right hour, then use single taps to land the minutes.
How to play
Turn the clock hands to the time Professor Tock says.
Controls
Left/right (up = fast) or drag the hand. Space when done. Works with keyboard, mouse and touch.
Tip
Get the hour hand roughly right with a fast spin first, then fine-tune the minute hand.
Levels
Five handcrafted levels, each adding something new, with a boss on level 5. Earn up to three stars per level, then keep going in endless mode.
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Quarter Alley is a late-night neon arcade tucked behind a brick alley. Every cabinet holds a small, silly, original game: chase a goose, stack pancakes, catch toast, sneak out of the office at 4:59. Most games have five handcrafted levels with a boss, then an endless mode. Earn tickets, trade them at the Prize Counter, and put your initials on the high-score tables.
How do I play?
Tap a cabinet (or click it) to drop a quarter in. Each game shows its controls before you start. Keyboard, mouse and touch all work.
Is it free?
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