> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.webexp.dev/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.webexp.dev/exp98-shopify-theme/exp98/sections-and-features/games.md). # Games Eight mini-games, just for fun or handing out a discount code or the store password. Eight games, each a block in the [Desktop](/exp98-shopify-theme/exp98/sections-and-features/desktop.md) section and on the [Password Page](/exp98-shopify-theme/exp98/sections-and-features/password.md). The desktop ships with three — Solitaire, Minefield and Worm — so the first look is calm; add the rest with **Add block**. Win one and it reveals a reward you choose. | Game | What it is | | ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | | **MATCH.EXE** | Memory pairs, played with your own product images | | **WORM.EXE** | Steer the worm into the food without hitting a wall or yourself | | **MINEFIELD.EXE** | Clear every square that isn't a mine. The first tap is always safe | | **BRICKS.EXE** | Break bricks with a paddle that follows your thumb | | **WALLS.EXE** | Grow walls to cut the field down while balls bounce around it | | **PIPES.EXE** | Rotate pipes until the water reaches the drain. Always solvable | | **PUZZLE.EXE** | A sliding tile puzzle cut from one of your product images | | **SOLITAIRE.EXE** | Klondike, one card at a time. Tap a card, then tap where it goes | Every game works on a phone — no dragging, nothing that needs a keyboard. ## The reward | Setting | | | --------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Winning reveals** | Nothing — it's just for fun (the desktop default), a discount code, or the store password | | **Discount code** | A code you've created under **Discounts**, typed exactly | | **Password revealed** | Must be your storefront password from **Online Store → Preferences** | On the desktop, games are **just for fun** until you say otherwise: a win says *You win!* and nothing more. To hand out a discount, create the code under **Discounts** first, then set **Winning reveals** to *A discount code* and type it in. (A code box left empty behaves like *Nothing* — the theme never reveals a code that doesn't exist.) On the password page, games reveal the **password** by default, **OPEN**; change it to match yours. **Winning a discount** shows the code with **Apply and shop** — which applies the code to the shopper's checkout and opens your catalogue in one go — and **Copy code** for anyone who'd rather keep it. On the password page the store is locked, so there's nothing to apply it to yet. There the win shows the code with **Copy code** and an email field with **Save my code**: the shopper is added to your customers with the tags `newsletter`, `password-page`, `game-reward` and the code itself, and the page says it will email them the password and their code when you open — so on drop day, filter your customers by the `game-reward` tag and send them both. **Winning the password** shows it with **Use it**, which opens the password form. {% hint style="warning" %} The reward is written into the page, so anyone who looks at the page's source can read it. That's fine for a tease — it's what this is — but put a **usage limit** on the discount code, and don't treat a game as the only way into a locked store. On the password page, the password form is always there beside it. {% endhint %} ## Settings for every game * **Icon** — the game's own icon, or Game, Star, Computer, Paint, Box, Bag. * **Open on load** — the game's window opens by itself (desktop only). * **Top offset**, **Left offset**, **Width** — where the window opens on a computer. ## Each game's settings | Game | Setting | Default | | --------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- | | MATCH | **Products on the cards** — a collection. Empty plays with pixel icons | empty | | | **Pairs** (3–8) | 6 | | | **Move limit** (0–40, 0 is unlimited) | 0 | | WORM | **Target score** (3–25) | 8 | | | **Board size** (12–32 squares) | 20 | | | **Tick speed** (80–260 ms, lower is faster) | 140 ms | | | **Food** — your logo or any small square picture in place of the red dot. Simple shapes read best; it's drawn one cell big | none | | MINEFIELD | **Grid size** (6–12) | 9 | | | **Mines** (3–30) | 10 | | BRICKS | **Bricks to break** (5–60) | 20 | | | **Rows of bricks** (2–8) | 4 | | | **Lives** (1–5) | 3 | | WALLS | **Percent to clear** (40–90%) | 75% | | | **Balls** (1–6) | 3 | | | **Lives** (1–5) | 3 | | PIPES | **Grid size** (3–7) | 5 | | PUZZLE | **Picture** — or **Or a collection**, which uses its first product's image. Neither: a numbered puzzle | empty | | | **Grid size** (3–5) | 3 | | SOLITAIRE | **Cards to the foundations** (4–52) | 8 | For MATCH, square product photos with a clear silhouette work best. Six pairs is twelve cards, which fits a phone without scrolling. ## On phones The games don't take up eight cells of the icon grid. They become one **Games** icon at the end of the bottom row, which opens a folder with all of them inside.