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Archer Go is a target-shooting game set in a forest clearing, with the archer standing on the left of the frame and a target mounted on a post beside him. The whole board is visible at once and nothing scrolls, so every shot is a judgement about the same picture.
Basketball Rush reduces the sport to one repeated act: throw the ball into the hoop and keep the run going. The publisher states the objective as throwing a ball into a hoop to achieve a high score, and there is no opponent, clock or half to play toward.
Block Blaster Puzzle is a placement puzzle on an eight-by-eight grid, played in a tall frame with the board in the middle and a tray beneath it. Pieces arrive as small shapes in that tray and have to be fitted onto the board by hand; nothing falls on its own and nothing is timed.
Candy Jewels is a match-three puzzle played on an irregular board rather than a full rectangle, so the playable squares themselves form part of each stage's shape. The first stage opened with a card reading Level 1, a target of 15, and a moves counter showing the infinity symbol.
Car Park Simulator is a driving game about arriving rather than racing. There are 72 listed levels, each a fixed arrangement of obstacles and narrow gaps, and the stated objective is to park the car in the direction an arrow indicates.
Color Sort Puzzle is a sorting game played with flasks of coloured liquid stood in a row. The board holds a fixed set of colours distributed across more flasks than colours, and finishing a level means every flask holds one colour and nothing else.
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.