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Conquer.io is a territory game in which you paint ground by driving over it. The provider states the rule plainly: keep moving, because conquered territory can be lost again, which makes standing still the one thing the game will not tolerate.
Cooking Mania puts you behind the counter as a chef, and the publisher frames the objective as running a restaurant rather than clearing stages. Orders arrive, food has to be prepared and assembled, and the counter is the only thing standing between the two.
Crazy Fruit Merge is a physics game played inside a tall glass box. Fruit falls from the top, rolls where the pile pushes it, and two of the same kind touching become the next fruit along a chain drawn across the header, running from a small purple berry up to a watermelon.
Darts King is a darts game built around the standard countdown format rather than a score-as-many-as-you-can board. The publisher states the win condition plainly: a match is won by reaching zero, so every throw is subtraction and the last one has to land exactly.
Drifting Mania is a racing game about one manoeuvre. The instructions describe timing drifts through track corners, so the car is never really being steered in the ordinary sense; it is being held sideways for as long as the corner allows.
Emergency Jam is a parking-lot untangling puzzle rather than a driving game. The publisher describes clearing spaces using fire, police and army vehicles, so each level is a fixed arrangement that has to be unpicked in the right order.
Fury Tanks is an artillery duel drawn side-on. Your tank holds the left of a hilly, forested map and an opponent holds the right, with the ground between you shaped into ridges that shots have to clear or exploit.
Ludo Star is the board game, played against the same race-your-tokens-home rules, but it ships three modes that change the finish line rather than the board. The interface names them Classic, Quick and Rush.