Frost Bingo
Numbers called at your own pace rather than on a timer, because the first prototype turned a calm game into an anxious one.
In testing
Board one
Aurora Pairs
Sixteen tiles, eight matching pairs, and no clock counting down. Turn two tiles at a time and try to clear the board in as few moves as possible. Your personal best is kept on this device and shared with nobody.
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Preparing the board…
How the board is built
Eight symbols are duplicated into sixteen tiles and shuffled with a Fisher–Yates pass, so every arrangement is equally likely. There is no adaptive difficulty and no hidden assistance if you are struggling.
A perfect clearance takes eight moves, which requires either an extraordinary memory or considerable luck. Most people settle somewhere between twelve and twenty, and that is a perfectly respectable place to be.
Nothing is scored beyond the move count. There are no coins, no tokens, no currency of any kind, and no way to convert a good result into anything at all.
Still being built
What else is coming to the zone
Midnight Sequence
Repeat a growing pattern of soft lights. Simple to build, surprisingly difficult to make pleasant rather than punishing.
SketchingFjord Tiles
Place tiles to complete a coastline. No randomness whatsoever, included for people who dislike games of chance.
ConceptSuggest one
If there is a small, calm game you would like to see in the room, the contact page is the right place to describe it.
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