Hello Hive gaming community! I play free to play games on Hive. I currently play four games on Hive.

Splinterlands - a trading card collectible game like Hearthstone. Increase your cards by playing and winning matches. Earn SPS if you go premium.
Moon - a city building game set in space. A game like Starcraft but the pace is slower. Build your city, recruit space ships and do battle against other players.
Runik Conquests - a city building game in medieval fantasy setting. Build your castle and recruit troops. You may battle with other players or fight the boss monster. Play for free or go premium to earn RNK.
Stakehouse Den - a casino game but players don't bet real money. The game drops tokens daily that players can use to bet on games. Winning games earns Colony.

⚔️🛡️ Hyper-Rail Blaster🛡️⚔️

I found Hyper-Rail Blaster in the Arcade Colony discord channel. The link was given to me by the dev.

https://play.unity.com/en/games/d4159504-bf99-4745-be2d-c11461596429/ball-blast-v250117

It's another game in the Arcade Colony family of games. The other games are Moon Karts and Stakehouse Den. The link above is a test version of the game as the actual game has not gone live yet.

The game is a shooting game. Players control a ship that fires against space balls. The space balls divide when they get destroyed. Players will have more space balls the more they get killed. Points are earned on how many balls are hit. The game has simple controls. Left and right arrows to move the ship and space bar to shoot. The object of the game is to score points by hitting the balls but the game gets harder when the balls divide. It's hard to shoot and avoid the balls simultaneously. The keyboard controls are only few but it will be easier if players use joysticks instead. Keyboard can get hard to control. The game looks simple but it's not easy. It's like flappy bird game that can get frustrating. One small mistake can mean it's game over.

It's not definite yet when the actual game is to be released. If you want to try the game free to play, the test version link is in this post.

Thanks to @mhowii for the free blog dividers he shared in his post.