Netflix

Netflix Infinite Runner is a 2D side-scrolling endless runner based on four streaming series of the American entertainment company Netflix. At the start the player selects one of four protagonists: Pablo Escobar (from Narcos), Marco Polo (from Marco Polo), Piper Chapman (from Orange is the New Black) or Mike Wheeler (from Stranger Things). The game uses retro style visuals (8-/16-bit) including chip tune adaptations of the series' theme songs.

Netflix Infinite Runner

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The Hub

Adventure Ponies! is a platform game with retro-style graphics, based on the TV show My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. It was originally released on the website of The Hub, the TV channel broadcasting the show. The player takes control of one of the show's pony protagonists in order to find the "Elements of Harmony" and defeat villains.

The game consists of six levels, where the player must jump across platforms, avoid spikes and pitfalls, and collect apples for bonus score. To finish a level, the player must find the "Element of Harmony"; after each level follows a boss fight with one of the villains from the show. The player has a limited amount of health and lives, but life and health bonuses can be found.

There are six pony characters in total to choose from. Initially only one character is available, and a new pony is unlocked when the player finishes all six levels. The ponies have different abilities - e.g. Twilight Sparkle can shoot laser beams and use teleport pads, while Applejack can climb ladders and kick. The levels remain the same for every character, though with slight changes to account for their varying skills.

Adventure Ponies

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Nickelodeon

Fanboy & Chum Chum: Arcade Raid is a web game by Nickelodeon based on the show Fanboy & Chum Chum.

Fanboy & Chum Chum: Arcade Raid

Photon Storm

Aardman Digital

Baldy Dash

Tractor Beams

Way of the Chook

Colour Chain

Match Quest

Cartoon Network

"The Land Before Time: Adventure Valley" is a Land Before Time arcade game originally put on Cartoon Network's website, but has since then been taken off after the Land Before Time TV series stopped airing.

Land Before Time: Adventure Valley

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