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Equal, or adds up to ten

A field nine columns wide opens with thirty-five numbers on it. Tap two that are equal, or two that add up to ten, and both go — as long as nothing but already-cleared cells sits between them, which is what makes the board open up the longer you play. Run out of pairs and "+" deals the survivors again underneath; clear the field and the next stage is dealt into the same run.

• Equal numbers, or numbers that sum to ten
• Horizontal, vertical, diagonal and line-to-line pairs
• Stages dealt into one continuous run
• Daily challenge
• Best score kept for today, the week, the month and all time

Number puzzle · Phaser 3, Tween-driven board, No physics engine

Merge the eggs, mind the rim

Drop eggs into a pot and watch them settle. Two of the same tier touch and they merge into the next one up, so a full pot can collapse into breathing room in a single chain. Let the pile rest above the red line for too long and the run is over.

• 11 egg tiers
• Combo chains
• Unlockable skins & themes
• Progress saved locally

Merge puzzle · Phaser 3, Matter.js physics, WebGL

One jump, one chance

A stickman runs right on his own and every gap gets exactly one jump on a fixed arc you cannot steer. All the skill is in when you tap — and in where you land, because a sloppy landing leaves you charging while the next gap arrives. Die and you are running again in a third of a second.

• One-tap jumping
• Perfect-landing combos
• Daily seed run
• Unlockable skins & themes

Rage runner · Phaser 3, Procedural levels, Zero asset files

Don't break the egg

A clapped-out car carries one egg over procedural hills. Hold the right of the screen to drive, the left to brake. The egg is a loose physics body in an open crate, not a health bar — a hard landing, a bad flip or a long stretch of washboard cracks it, and a broken egg ends the run with the car perfectly fine.

• Seeded procedural terrain
• The egg is the health bar
• Distance record
• Unlockable skins

Physics driving · Phaser 3, Matter.js physics, Canvas-drawn art

Catch the gold rain

The moon spills gold onto a rooftop at midnight. Drag a tray along the bottom of the screen and catch coins, stars and gems for a hundred seconds — that is the whole input. Bombs and bricks break your chain, missing never punishes you, and the score only ever goes up.

• 100-second runs
• Chain multiplier
• The moon is the clock
• Unlockable trays

Arcade catch · Phaser 3, Seeded run schedule, No physics engine

One colour per tube

Seven colours, four units each, poured across a row of glass tubes with two spares left empty. Tap a tube to lift it, tap another to pour — water only lands on its own colour or into an empty tube, and only the run sitting at the surface ever moves. Every board is built by walking backwards from a solved position, so a level that looks impossible never is.

• Every level solvable by construction
• Free auto-merge chains
• Hint, undo and restart tools
• Progress saved locally

Water sort puzzle · Phaser 3, No physics engine, WebAudio synthesis

Tap two, the link snaps

A grid of fruit dealt as pairs. Tap one, tap its twin, and if a line can join them turning no more than twice — through empty cells or the ring of space just outside the board — both pop and the clock gets two seconds back. Keep finding links and you never run out; stall and you always do.

• Ninety seconds, paid back
• Chain multiplier up to x5
• Shuffle when nothing links
• Boards always dealt open

Link puzzle · Phaser 3, Bucketed link search, Single canvas atlas

Ace to king, four suits

Standard Klondike cut down to one verb: tap the card, tap the seat it goes to. Seven columns, a stock you turn over and four home piles that fill one suit at a time from the ace up. A wrong tap costs a head-shake and nothing else — the clock counts up and never fails anybody, it only slowly stops paying.

• Three rungs, unlocked in order
• Rationed hints and undos
• All 52 cards drawn at boot
• Progress saved locally

Klondike solitaire · Phaser 3, No art or audio files, WebAudio synthesis

Cook to the beat, serve before they walk

A ninety-second diner shift, one dish at a time. Read the ticket, take only those jars, chop inside the green ring, let go of the pan before it burns, plate up and hand it over before the customer leaves. The plate starts perfect and every mistake takes a bite out of it — nothing ever adds it back.

• Ninety-second shifts
• The plate starts perfect
• The sun is the clock
• Three diners to unlock

Time-management cooking · Phaser 3, Canvas-drawn art, WebAudio synthesis

Place your fleet, then hunt theirs

Five ships on your own ten-by-ten grid, five on theirs, and one shell a turn. Drag a hull to move it and tap it to turn it — the board opens on a legal arrangement, so BATTLE is live from the first frame. Ships may never touch, which means a sunk ship hands its whole outline over as known water. To you, and to the gunner answering you.

• AUTO deals a legal fleet
• Only legal placements commit
• Sunk ships give up their outline
• Hunt-target AI that speeds up on a streak

Naval strategy · Phaser 3, Original artwork, WebAudio synthesis

Three reels, one printed paytable, no money

A three-reel slot demo with the maths on the glass. Every reel is an independent even draw over the same eight symbols — no weighting, no near-miss nudging, no memory of your last spin — and the paytable is a constant nothing in the running game can write to. The coins cannot be bought and cannot be cashed out; when the purse empties, one free button refills it.

• 95.078% return, counted over all 512 lines
• Even draw on every reel, every spin
• Play coins only — no purchase path anywhere
• Paytable one tap from the reels

Slot demo · Phaser 3, No audio files, WebAudio synthesis