Table Shuffle
The long wooden table by the window: slide your pucks to the far end, knock the other colour off, and leave one hanging over the edge if your touch is good enough.
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The five tables
Every game here is a full game, not a demo: real rules, a computer opponent with four levels, a two-player mode for one screen, undo, hints and saved statistics. Pick a table and the first shot is yours.
Darts
The board hangs by the coat hooks at regulation height. Take on a leg of 501 or 301 that ends on a double, or work through every number in round the clock.
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Mini Golf
Out on the terrace there is a course of carpet and painted wood. Every hole is built from a number and tested by the computer before you see it, so each one can be holed — the question is in how many.
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Pool
The table at the back is level, the cloth is fast and the pockets are fair. Break, pick your group and run out — or leave the computer nothing to shoot at.
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Air Hockey
The air table near the counter hums all afternoon. Your mallet follows your finger; hit the puck while you are moving and it flies.
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Ways to play
Against the computer, choose Easy to learn the controls and step up when you start winning comfortably. Two players share one screen and take turns — air hockey even lets two fingers play at once. The daily challenge is solo and the same for everyone today.