- Kind
- Game Adventure
- Works on
- Phone + computer
- Where
- Web dailytekk.com
- Updated
- Oct 25 2026




Why it's worth it
- What you getA whole little world to wander, where every shop, screen and game leads to something real.
- Why it worksMade by Chris from ten years of DailyTekk videos and tools. Every building is a real thing: the cinema plays the latest video, the Specs shop is a gadget catalogue, the arcade has every game in The Drop.
- How fastTap Play and you're on Main Street in seconds.
- How easyFree, in your browser, on your phone or computer. No download and no account.
A little pixel town full of shops, people, games and every DailyTekk video.
Tekk Town is the DailyTekk world: walk Main Street, sit in the Daily Grind, catch a film at the Pixel Palace, play the arcade and explore Chris's house.
Every shop is a real thing: the Specs shop is a gadget catalogue, the cinema plays the latest video, and the arcade has every game in this store.
Questions
What is Tekk Town?
A free pixel game world from DailyTekk. Walk Main Street, visit the shops, play the arcade and watch the latest videos.
Do I need to download anything?
No. It runs in your browser at dailytekk.com on phones and computers.
Is it free?
Yes, completely free.
What's new
Meet The Drop, the DailyTekk store: every app, game, project and radio station in one place, with icons, screenshots, what's new and a Today page for the latest. The Games button on the start screen opens it, and the Tekk Town directory has it too. Everything is free.
Two new things to do in the park: skip stones at the pond's east shore (tap for power, tap for the angle) and fly a kite on the great lawn (hold to pull the line, let go to let it out, and don't snap it). Your best scores are kept.
Every gadget, mod, HUD skin, trail and landing in the catalogue now has a Test run button: take it on a free run straight from the page and it comes back after.
The street has a new order. Walk in under the arch and the Insert Coin arcade comes first, then the Daily Grind, Chris's house, the Specs shop and the cinema. On phones, room names and tap labels no longer hide under the buttons at the top.