The games
Each one has a game of its own. Say hello.
Tap an arrow and it slides off the cube if nothing is in its way. Cats wander in while you play, and they actually help.
Tap a capybara and it swims straight out of the bath if nothing is in its way. The pool is the puzzle, and the capybaras are the pieces.
Pull every pick out of a food and the greedy panda eats it. Hearts and ribbons tell you what he wants next.
Fill a row or a column on the eight by eight board and it clears. A very hungry hippo waits underneath for melons.
Tap a pail and a penguin lifts it, tap another and the fish pour across if the colours match. Get every colour into a pail of its own.
How we make them
Plus an animal.
Plus a room to hang out and play in.
Cute, quick, made for one hand.
Cats, capybaras, pandas, hippos, penguins. They keep you company.
A shelter, a pool, a garden, a swamp, a lagoon. A shop and a radio in every one.
What it costs
Two things to buy in every game, each once. That is all.
Lives: twenty at most, one back every half hour, and a win gives back the one it cost. Coins: clearing levels pays them, the shop takes them, nobody sells them. Bought once, yours everywhere: Restore purchases in Settings.
Languages
Every game reads the phone's language when it is first opened and speaks it, and you can change it any time in Settings.
The whole nine yards
On the plane, on the train, in the basement. Nothing needs a signal.
Not on the free levels, not after you buy, not to earn anything.
No sign-in, no email, no tracking. Progress lives on the phone.
Every game follows the phone, or pick one in Settings.
Drawn cute enough for a five year old, tuned hard enough for you.
Community
Stuck on a level, found a bug, want a say in the next game? Tell us there.
Join the DiscordFree to level 50, one dollar for the rest, no ads, offline, ten languages.