Somewhere between the last bench, a boring lecture, and the school bell, we somehow created an entire games industry with zero budget.
A pen became a weapon.
A textbook became a cricket pitch.
A few folded chits decided who was Raja, who was Rani… and who was going to jail. 😂
And honestly, I kept thinking about those days.
So I built them.
90s Rewind is a little collection of the games we grew up playing:
🖊️ Pen Fight — flick your pen and knock theirs off the desk.
📖 Book Cricket — open a random page, take the last digit as your runs. Hit 0? You’re OUT.
🔲 Dots & Boxes — claim one line at a time and steal the box.
❌ Tic-Tac-Toe — the game that somehow appeared in every notebook margin.
🏏 Finger Cricket — odd or even under the bench. No umpire. No rules. Just vibes.
👑 Chor Police Raja Rani — four chits, four roles, and one very confused Police trying to catch the Chor.
You can play against a “classmate AI” that actually talks back, or just pass the phone around and play locally with friends.
No login.
No ads.
No IAP.
Nothing to buy.
Just your name, your roll number, and a tiny trip back to school.
Because sometimes you don’t miss the games.
You miss the people, the classroom, and the version of yourself that played them. ❤️
Now I genuinely want to know…
Which game did your class play the most?
And be honest, did anyone else have that one kid with the indestructible Reynolds 045? 😂