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Games you can play on your MacBook Pro’s Touch Bar

By Matthew Lynch
July 14, 2023
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The MacBook Pro’s Touch Bar is a unique feature that enhances productivity and creativity for users. But did you know that you can also play games on it? Although the Touch Bar isn’t meant to replace your gaming console, it adds a fun dimension to your laptop and offers a quick break from work. In this article, we’ll explore some of the coolest games you can play on your MacBook Pro’s Touch Bar. As a bonus, here is how you can Play Free Pyramid Solitaire Online.

1. Pac-Bar

Pac-Bar is a delightful adaptation of the classic arcade game, Pac-Man, designed specifically for the Touch Bar. The gameplay remains the same – you control Pac-Man as he eats pellets and avoids ghosts along a narrow path. It may feel a bit cramped compared to the original version, but it’s perfect for the limited screen real estate on the Touch Bar.

2. PongTouchBar

Evoking nostalgia for all those Atari gamers out there, PongTouchBar is another fantastic classic game adapted for the MacBook Pro Touch Bar. Control your paddle using simple gestures, and hit that bouncing ball back and forth against an AI opponent. It’s another game that suits perfectly with the Touch Bar’s landscape orientation.

3. Dino: The TouchBar Game

Inspired by Google Chrome’s iconic offline dinosaur game, Dino: The TouchBar Game brings hours of endless fun as you control your dino through jumps and ducks while avoiding obstacles like cacti and birds. The game comes in both color and monochrome variants to match your preferences.

4. Lemmings

A blast from the past, Lemmings is reimagined on the MacBook Pro’s Touch Bar as a simpler yet addictive version of its original counterpart. You’re still guiding little lemmings through levels with various skills, but with scaled-down graphics to fit perfectly in the slim layout.

5. JumpString

An original game specifically designed for the Touch Bar, JumpString is a fast-paced challenge where you control a bouncing dot and avoid obstacles. The gameplay requires quick reflexes and good timing, making it enjoyable for casual gaming.

6. Snake

Take a trip down memory lane with the classic Snake game on your Touch Bar. It’s easy to play and addictive; just use your arrow keys to control the snake as it collects food without hitting any walls or itself. Get ready to give your attention to this game while the Touch Bar becomes engulfed in nostalgia.

7. TouchBar Piano

Not so much a game but still a fun activity, TouchBar Piano translates the traditional keyboard instrument to the Touch Bar. Play melodies, chords, or even try writing your own music using the multi-touch enabled piano keys.

These games may not bring mind-blowing graphics or complex gameplay; however, they do offer a convenient way to have fun with your MacBook Pro’s Touch Bar. Remember, you can always take a break from work and enjoy these quirky games as they don’t require anything other than your laptop and innovative Touch Bar!

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