Casual

Casual web games made for Meta Ray-Ban Display offer simple controls and short sessions that fit a spare minute.

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  Breakout

  Neon brick-breaker arcade Breakout puts a neon brick-breaker in front of your eyes. Blocks float on the display while the world around you shows through, blending retro arcade action with a cyberpunk HUD feel. It reimagines a classic Atari-style game for wearables, turning everyday surroundings into part of the experience.

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  Dino Run

  Quick endless-runner game Dino Run is a simple endless-runner you can open while waiting in line, on the bus, or during a commute. A quick distraction for a few minutes whenever you need one. Note: shown as "Dino Realm" in some videos.

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  Head Dodge

  Dodge hits with head motion Head Dodge uses the glasses' gyro controls. Physically move your head to dodge incoming hits as they come at you on the display. The idea is straightforward, but the pace picks up quickly and the challenge ramps up fast.

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  Glimmer

  Virtual pet on your glasses Glimmer is a virtual pet that lives on your Meta Ray-Ban Display. Feed it, play with it, wash it, and check in through the day. It adds a small, charming, personal touch to the glasses.

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  Block Stack

  Falling-block puzzle game Block Stack brings a familiar falling-block puzzle to the Meta Ray-Ban Display. Rotate, shift, and drop pieces to clear lines and keep the stack from reaching the top. The game is tuned for the glasses form factor, so controls feel natural on a small display you glance at between moments of downtime.

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