Free TI-84 games: what you really get

A lot of calculator game sites say free and then ask for money halfway through. Here is exactly what is free with CalcX, what the trial includes, and what you pay if you decide to keep a game.

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Free forever

Free for 15 minutes

Flappy, Chess, Calc Royale, Tic Tac Toe and Merge (and Flappy and Tic Tac Toe on CalcX Lite) can be played free for 15 minutes in total across all of them. Only real play time counts, and the timer pauses when you stop pressing keys. Each calculator gets one free trial.

How to start a trial

  1. Make a free account at calcx.store and add your calculator.
  2. Press Get my free trial code in your account.
  3. On the calculator, pick a locked game, press ENTER and type the 8-digit code (6 digits on CalcX Lite).

If you want to keep a game

Games are $2.50 CAD each, or $9.99 CAD for all five on the CE, paid once through Stripe. You get a code made for your calculator and the games unlock for good.

Questions about fairness

Trial time is stored in several places on the calculator and the code only works on the calculator it was made for. That is what lets everyone try the games without paying first.

Frequently asked questions

Is CalcX really free?

The app and Snake are free with no time limit. The other games are free for 15 minutes of play, then you choose whether to unlock them.

Do I need a credit card for the trial?

No. The trial needs a free calcx.store account, but no payment details.

Can I get a second trial?

Each calculator gets one free trial. If you think something went wrong, email [email protected].

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Use calculator games outside of lessons and tests, and follow your school rules. CalcX is an independent project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Texas Instruments, Supercell or any game mentioned here. Prices are in Canadian dollars.