Hands Off! Snack Snatchers
Sticky-fingered hands are after the bakery counter. Your mallet patrols on its own — tap the moment it passes over a thief. Chain bonks for combos, survive the wave, clear the level. And never bonk the cat.
Tiny games, big fun
We make little arcade games you learn in one second and play for months. No tutorials. No menus to fight. No second button. Just one happy thumb.
Sticky-fingered hands are after the bakery counter. Your mallet patrols on its own — tap the moment it passes over a thief. Chain bonks for combos, survive the wave, clear the level. And never bonk the cat.
A stick figure doodled in the margin of your exercise book runs for it. Tap to jump the erasers; tap again in mid-air to clear the stacks of books. Three lives, one tap, and the same page all day long.
Run, but with love. A runner painted like the back of a Pakistani truck takes the highway, all flowers, brass and bold outlines. Tap to jump the matkas; tap again in mid-air to clear the milk churns.
A lone silhouette runs from dawn, through the day and dusk, till dark. The sky is one colour per moment, and it keeps the score: the further you get, the later it grows. How far into the night can you run?
Gubbara is Urdu for balloon, and this one will not stay up on its own. Tap anywhere to bat it back up — where you tap steers it — over a Lahore rooftop at golden hour, kites drifting past. The pink line along the parapet is the only thing that ends a run.
A party room cut out of paper, and a floor with no manners at all. One balloon is still up; tap anywhere to keep it there, and where you tap steers it. The cream skirting board is the line. Same balloon as Gubbara, same one tap, a very different room.
Sunday lunch, the good china, and you holding the near end of the cloth. Tap when the marker is in the gold and whip it out clean; off the gold, everything slides toward the edge. Every round the table fills up a little nearer it. Keep everything standing.
You do not jump — you swerve. One tap sends your rickshaw into the other lane of a jacaranda avenue: slip between the carts, vans and buses, pick up fares waving from the kerb, and never stop. The further you drive, the faster it gets.
Quick gali cricket in a colourful cartoon street. Bat on timing, bowl on a moving arrow, and play 1 vs 1 or 2 vs 2 against the neighbours — then spend your rupees on bats, balls, outfits and decorations. Two overs a side, about three minutes a match.
A roti drops on a hot tawa. Tap to flip it when the side underneath is golden, tap again to take it off when the other side is too. Pull it off raw or let it burn and it is wasted; waste three and the stove goes off. Every roti makes the tawa hotter, so the golden moment keeps getting shorter until it beats you.
A sliding-block traffic puzzle in a packed Pakistani bus adda. Every painted bus and van slides only along its own lane: shuffle them until a way opens, then drive the pink chingchi out of the gate. Every level is generated and proven solvable, with the fewest possible moves on the plaque to beat. No timer, undo as much as you like.