The games people played on keypad phones, with the screen and buttons drawn right inside Telegram. There are 18 games and 16 phone bodies, and you can play any of the 18 with a friend through a link.
The whole phone is on screen: the display on top, a d-pad with an OK button and the 1 to 9 keys below. You can play with the arrows, with the 2, 4, 6 and 8 keys, or by swiping on the screen. The interface is in English, Russian and Ukrainian.
Tetris, Snake, Tanks, Motocross, Arkanoid, Ball, Cosmos, Droid, Racing, Bomber, Pinball, Minesweeper, Durak, Solitaire, Checkers, Battleship and Highrise. In Highrise a crane carries a block, one tap drops it onto the tower, and the tower sways more the higher it gets. In Motocross tracks unlock one by one, and clearing a group gets you a new bike. Tetris has an endless mode where you pick the starting level. Stone Park stands apart: you build a Stone Age funfair and meet a goal for money, visitor mood and headcount at the same time.
There are 16 bodies, from Brick and Flip to Gold and Choco, each with its own buttons, sound, menu and boot screen. You can try any of them on and buy one with coins earned by playing and from the daily reward. Coins are also sold for Telegram Stars.
Any of the 18 games can be played with a friend through a link, and the game starts as soon as they open it. Durak, Checkers and Battleship are turn-based, in Tanks and Bomber you share one field and your lives, and the other 13 are duels: both of you get the same game, you see your friend's score as you go, and more points wins. Every game has its own high score table, and in Stone Park your park score goes into the player ranking every game year.
Tap Open, pick a game in the phone menu and press OK.
Tap a star — you can change your vote later.