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Screen · Touch, Mouse

Digital Air Hockey

Air hockey on a touch screen, where every wall bounce shows that the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection.

Surface: Landscape touch screen, 1920×1080 (other sizes scale to fit with black bars)
Input: A touch screen that reports two touches at once for 2 Players. Test vs Computer with a mouse. Touch drivers are not included.
PC: Windows PC with Chrome or Edge (one-click kiosk launcher included), or Chrome on a Mac. No internet needed.

Free · Windows & macOS · 8.5 MB · Download appears right after the form

See it with real people

In real use

See it with real people

Two players on a transparent touch table.

Filmed in Korea on an earlier build, so any on-screen text is in Korean. The evaluation build is in English.

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Who it's for

Made for spaces like yours

Science centers, museums and schools that teach reflection
Lobbies, malls and family venues with a large touch screen
Events and open days that want a head-to-head game for two

What it does for you

For you and your visitors

The physics is the lesson: at each wall bounce a protractor shows both angles in degrees, and a dashed aim line predicts the path while a player lines up a serve.
Two ways to play: two people at once, each with a hand on their half of the screen, or one person against the computer at easy, normal or hard.
Quick to pick up: the mallet follows your hand, and the faster you push, the harder the puck flies. A how-to screen explains it in four steps.
Set up in minutes, run it yourself: it runs offline, goes back to the start screen when nobody touches it, and staff settings stay behind ESC or a 3-second hold.

At every wall bounce a protractor shows both angles in degrees, here 54° in and 54° out.

While a player lines up a serve, a dashed line predicts the bounce, shows both angles and reads GOAL! when the shot is on target.

Slip a shot past the other mallet and the puck drops into the goal, using up one puck from the count at the top.

In vs Computer, one player takes the left side and the computer defends the right, with the same angle display.

The winner and final score fill the screen, then the game returns to the start screen on its own.

Staff press ESC to set puck speed, pucks per game, computer skill, idle reset and volumes, and to switch the learning aids on or off.

Hardware

What it runs on

Runs on any landscape touch screen that reports two touches at once. Looking for hardware? Ask us which MP Series unit fits your space.

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Make it yours

Change it yourself, or let us

These settings live in customize/config.js inside the download. Edit, save, reload.

Setting	What it changes	Default
Window title`text.page_title`	Browser tab / window title.	`Digital Air Hockey`
Your title`text.title`	Your own big title on the start screen, in place of the title lines in the artwork. Long titles shrink to fit. Empty = artwork.	empty
Your subtitle`text.subtitle`	A smaller line under your title. Also replaces the title lines in the artwork. Empty = none.	empty
Your logo`logo.file`	Path to a PNG or JPG placed in the folder (e.g. customize/logo.png), shown at the lower left of the start screen. Empty = no logo.	empty
Logo size`logo.height`	Logo height in pixels on the 1920×1080 screen (40–240).	`120`
Game length`game.pucks_per_game`	Goals in one game, 1–9. Each goal uses up one puck; when they are gone the higher score wins.	`5`
Puck speed`game.puck_speed`	Speed multiplier for the puck, 0.5–2.0.	`1.0`
Computer skill`game.computer_skill`	How well the computer plays in vs Computer: "easy", "normal" or "hard".	`normal`
Idle reset`game.idle_reset_seconds`	Back to the start screen when nobody touches it for this many seconds (0–120). 0 = never.	`20`
Winner screen time`game.results_seconds`	How long the winner screen stays up, in seconds (1–60).	`4`
Angle display`learning.show_angles`	Protractor with the angle of incidence and the angle of reflection at each wall bounce. Turn it off for plain air hockey.	`true`
Aim line`learning.show_aim_line`	Dashed predicted path while a player lines up a serve.	`true`
Slow motion on bounce`learning.slow_motion_on_bounce`	The puck slows briefly at each wall bounce so the angle is easier to follow.	`false`
Music volume`audio.music_volume`	Background music, 0 (off) to 100.	`55`
Effects volume`audio.effects_volume`	Hits, walls, goals and countdown, 0 (off) to 100.	`100`
Settings hint`display.show_settings_hint`	The small "ESC · Settings" note in the corner. Turn it off once setup is done.	`true`

Need more than settings?

Your logo and colors, another language, your own questions or content, or a new piece on the same idea.

Specs

Technical details

Package size: Windows & macOS: 8.5 MB 8,917,917 bytes
Operating system: Windows & macOS
Entry file: index.html
Resolution: 1920x1080
Orientation: Landscape
Offline: Yes, no internet needed
UI language: English
Input: Touch, Mouse
Players: 1–2 (vs Computer, or two players at once)
Session length: 5 goals per game by default, adjustable from 1 to 9, so you can set shorter turns when the line is long.
Version: 1.1 · built Nov 2, 2026

Checksums (SHA-256)

air-hockey-kiosk-all.zip6e9ea4a66010407981066fed18c8c8b65b5c36e8a690a10976b8da329301646c

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