All TFI Games, official and otherwise

Pass It On

The publisher describes Pass It On as inspired by The Paradise, starring Nani. The public page says you pass the baby from villager to villager and reach The Paradise before the pursuers. Tap Start once to begin sound and play, then tap a villager inside the dotted ring.

The public instructions say to keep moving right before the police arrive. The total number of levels is not published on that page, so the table leaves it empty. The publisher describes its games as free, with no ads or sign-up. Use its game introduction page to start.

The movie association comes from the game publisher’s own description, counted as one source. The page calls the game fan-made and says it is not affiliated with a film, studio or production house. This establishes the intended theme without treating the game as a licensed movie product.

Palace Escape

The publisher describes Palace Escape as inspired by The Raja Saab, starring Prabhas. You help the runner through the palace, dodge chasers, pick up power-ups and reach the glowing door. The public instructions say swipe on a phone, or use arrow keys or WASD on a desktop, and turn early for the next junction. No lives are lost. Every 10 levels earns an Aasthi Pathralu.

The movie mapping is the publisher’s description, counted as one source. This is a maze game played in the browser. It is not a download of the movie. If a result promises the film file under this name, that is a different thing.

The play host refuses to be placed inside another website. Use the official game page. Price is free, with no account.

Flying Balayya

Flying Balayya is a one-button game at flyingbalayya.com. It is not on tfigames.com. You keep a character in the air between pairs of bottles. Space, Arrow Up, W, click or tap lifts; gravity pulls down. Pause or Esc pauses. Sound starts muted.

The about page says play is free without signing in. An optional one-time purchase of $4.90 raises custom-game creations from 1 to 100. I report that price from the site itself and I do not convert it. The site’s own notice says it is not affiliated with the actor.

Samose

Samose is the Afterhours game that was still listed on games.hackways.in/tfi on 4 Nov 2026. Its public card labels it “Bunny · Snack chase”. That label is a claim from the Afterhours publisher, counted as one source. It is hosted separately from TFI Games.

Flappy-AA

flappy-aa.vercel.app returned 404 DEPLOYMENT_NOT_FOUND on 4 Nov 2026. An archived copy from 21 Feb 2026 titles the page “Flappy Aathu · Rounded Bird” and describes a tap-to-flap bird through pipe gaps. The archive does not name Allu Arjun. The archived title does not establish an Allu Arjun association, so this guide leaves that hero mapping unconfirmed. I do not call the game live.

The rest of the Afterhours set

A data file on games.hackways.in lists 12 hero editions (Pushpa, Baahubali, Dasara, Little Hearts, Court and others). The collection page itself listed only Samose. Direct checks the same day: the ENE route still returned a page (200, noindex, not listed), eight routes returned 410, and three returned 404. The collection page says some games are unavailable because of copyright issues. Those response counts include Samose plus the 12 data-file routes. They are one host’s observed responses, not independent corroboration of release or removal dates. None belongs to the tfigames.com lineup.

How to tell the official games apart

Official games use the tfigames.com host and the two subdomains passiton and palaceescape. Anything on flyingbalayya.com or games.hackways.in is someone else’s project. The official pages say they are not affiliated with the films. Flying Balayya also publishes its own unofficial-project notice. A shared theme is not a shared publisher.