25 Casual Games by HaniLab

25 mini-games, each with its own feel — pick one and jump straight into the tutorial.

LIVE

📏 Line Master

Tilt the line, hold the balance! Physics-based balance game.

LIVE

👆 FingerMaster

Keep the balance on your fingertip!

LIVE

🌬️ FanMaster

Float objects with fan power!

LIVE

⚖️ Balance Master

Balance animals on the scale — drag the pivot to find equilibrium!

LIVE

🎯 TapMaster

Move the fan and keep the ball in the air forever!

LIVE

🔪 SliceMaster

Drag to slice — cut the exact number of pieces before time runs out!

LIVE

🎱 LottoMaster

Remember 6 winning numbers, find them among 45 mixing balls, drag them into the slots!

LIVE

🧩 FitMaster

Rotate your shape to match the hole in the approaching wall — line up the angle before it hits!

LIVE

🚗 Drive Master

Keep the perfect distance behind the car ahead! Watch for brake lights — how far can you drive on this endless road?

LIVE

💎 BurstMaster

Match three and blow the board apart! An endless match-3 sprint — clear the score goal in 45 seconds while rain, snow and lightning move in the deeper you go.

LIVE

🏃 BoingMaster

Run to survive! An endless runner where a single jump carries you over beasts and traps - every level shifts the world from city to forest, snowfield and desert.

LIVE

🧱 BlockMaster

Launch balls from a slingshot and bring the tower down! A physics demolition game where three shots must collapse enough of it - and every material answers to a different ball.

LIVE

🔟 TenMaster

Line them up to make ten! Any straight run of numbers adding to 10 vanishes — an endless puzzle where an unbreakable brick lands every ten seconds and the board keeps closing in.

LIVE

📦 TakMaster

Stack the crates without bursting what holds them! A stacking puzzle where you land bombs against matching material to shed weight - and what you set underneath, from a soap bubble to a billiard ball, is the difficulty itself.

BETA

🍜 SlurpMaster

Slurp it in one unbroken pull! A rhythm game where you drag the noodle from bowl to mouth in time with the beat — keep pulling with one hand while the other clears whatever gets stuck in your throat.

BETA

🌉 PathMaster

Bridge the broken road! She never stops - read the angle of the far ledge and throw the right plank before she gets there. An endless runner across thirty worlds, from forests and storms to downtown, villa districts, open sea and the aurora.

LIVE

🕊️ WingMaster

One tap and you are flying! An endless vertical flyer where ten birds each fly by their own physics - take three into a run, and when one falls the next takes over in mid-air.

BETA

⚔️ BattleMaster

A war fought on an Othello board! Swords and shields lie on the squares, so flipping a disc is taking a weapon - and when a disc lands on a battle square, two knights clash and that single duel decides who owns it.

BETA

🐍 SnakeMaster

Untangle them one by one! An escape puzzle where you drag a snake's head through empty cells all the way to the gate - snakes never back up, and a bump costs a heart and sends the snake home. Catch frogs for coins; dodge hedgehogs, crabs, moles and the giant red bullfrog.

BETA

🎯 DartMaster

Pull the slingshot and hit targets far away! A side-view long-range throwing game - break every target within your shots, and the closer to the bullseye the higher the score. Stone, wood and iron crack hit by hit, and twenty projectiles each fly with their own arc and power.

BETA

🚦 RoadMaster

Cross a road that never ends! Tap to hop, swipe to dodge - read the gaps between cars, trains and floating logs in an endless crossing game. There is no level-clear screen: the road keeps going, the world changes every five levels across thirty-five themes, and eleven characters each move their own way.

BETA

💣 BombMaster

Blast your way to the exit! A top-down bomb action game - roam a big map with a new shape every level, smash bricks and take down monsters with the joystick and your bombs, and reach the red exit blinking on the minimap. Twenty-five bombs, twenty-six monsters and a Reaper that drifts after you if you dawdle - and the maps never end.

BETA

🚀 AstroMaster

Fly through space with one finger! Drag to turn and thrust, let go to glide in zero gravity - an inertia space shooter where your gun fires on its own and every H-Coin from a wreck grows your firepower into a bullet storm. Break through planet gravity, asteroids, enemy fleets and twenty bosses, and in big battles face giant monsters that fire beams from their jaws and colossal warships that fill the screen.

BETA

🧍 PoseMaster

Build the block with your body! A pose puzzle where you drag a person's hands, feet and body until the pose matches the Tetris block on top - six arm steps, five leg steps, lying down and even a handstand; drag to snap, tap for the next pose. Moves are limited, so you think before you move, and your three stars turn straight into H-Coins. From solo shapes to five people interlocked, across a 48-stop world tour through deserts, forests, city lights and outer space.

BETA

🎴 FlipMaster

Blow "paa~" into your mic and flip the ddakji! Your breath becomes real wind

Balance Objects

32 unique objects — each with different weight and physics

Game Items

Earn items by watching a rewarded ad. Each item occupies one slot and activates for one round (unless stated otherwise).

Magnet

×2

Turtle

1 round

Stretch

1 round

Freeze

2 sec

Calm

1 round

Shield

×4

Float

1 round

Time Machine

×1

Balance Hands

10 unique hands, each with its own feel

GRANDPA

GRANDMA

MAN

WOMAN

CHILD

STEEL HAND

ROBOT HAND

STONE HAND

GENIE HAND

WOOD HAND

Balance Objects

28 unique objects — from everyday items to towering landmarks

Game Items

Earn items by watching a rewarded ad. Each item occupies one slot and activates for one round (unless stated otherwise).

ReCall

×1

Slow

1 round

Clean

1 round

Wall

1 round

Speed

1 round

Stop3

Auto

Objects to Float

19 objects each with unique weight and size react to the wind.

Fan Machine Types

From hand fan to jet engine — more powerful fans appear as levels increase.

HAND FAN 1

HAND FAN 2

TRADITIONAL FAN 1

TRADITIONAL FAN 2

HAIR DRYER

JET ENGINE

BLOWER

DESK FAN

Game Items

6 items to turn the tide in a crisis.

Revive

×1

BlueSky

1 round

Area

1 round

Slow

1 round

Freeze

2 sec

NoSpin

1 round

Animals to Balance

25 animals each with unique weight test your balance skill.

Game Items

6 items to turn the tide in a crisis.

Freeze

3 sec

Preview

Live

5-Sec Boost

Auto

Clean

Auto

Game Items

3 items to help keep the ball in the air.

Revive

×1

Freeze

3 sec

Turtle

5 sec

Game Items

2 items to help you land the perfect cut.

Preview

1 round

3 Second

Auto

Game Items

2 items to help you find the winning numbers faster.

5-Sec Boost

Auto

Preview

10 sec

Game Items

2 items that turn a close call into a save.

3-Sec Grace

Unlimited

Power

1/round

4 Vehicles to Follow

Every vehicle brakes differently — watch for the brake lights.

Game Items

One item that buys you 5 more seconds when the clock runs out.

+5 Seconds

Auto

13 Themed Sets, Never Mixed

Every round draws from a single set, so the board reads as one clean picture instead of a jumble. Seven blocks per theme, each colour picked to stay apart at a glance.

Animals

ANIMALS

Sea Life

SEA LIFE

Fruit

FRUIT

Vegetables

VEGETABLES

Sweets

SWEETS

Flowers

FLOWERS

Vehicles

VEHICLES

Sports

SPORTS

Hearts

HEARTS

Space

SPACE

Weather

WEATHER

Clothing

CLOTHING

Stationery

STATIONERY

7 Special Blocks

Match four or more at once and you forge a special block — pop it to sweep a whole line or wipe every piece of one colour.

Bomb 3x3

Row Clear ROW

Col Clear COL

Cross ROW+COL

Star 5x5

Rainbow ALL

Stopwatch +2s

Game Items

Equip one item before you play and it waits at the bottom of the screen — for the moment the clock starts biting.

Power

1/round

+5 Seconds

Auto

Clear Sky

1/round

22 Guests, 22 Dishes

Every round pairs a random guest with a random dish. Each person plays differently - a baby forgives a lot, a mukbanger gives you almost none - and every dish brings its own bowl, broth, noodle and toppings.

Auntie

Mister

Grandma

Boy

Girl

Grandpa

Bearded Man

Mukbanger

Baby

Schoolgirl

Trucker

Chef

Sumo Wrestler

Gentleman

Office Worker

Soldier

Mother-to-be

Big Eater

Food Critic

Traveler

Bodybuilder

Idol

Udon

Jajangmyeon

Kalguksu

Ramen

Spaghetti

Janchi Guksu

Naengmyeon

Somyeon

Ramen (Japanese)

Jjamppong

Soba

Yakisoba

Pho

Pad Thai

Tantanmen

Wonton Noodles

Chow Mein

Mi Goreng

Bibim Guksu

Malatang

Lasagna

Pasta (Penne)

Udon

Jajangmyeon

Kalguksu

Ramen

Spaghetti

Janchi Guksu

Naengmyeon

Somyeon

Ramen (Japanese)

Jjamppong

Soba

Yakisoba

Pho

Pad Thai

Tantanmen

Wonton Noodles

Chow Mein

Mi Goreng

Bibim Guksu

Malatang

Lasagna

Pasta (Penne)

27 Noodle Shops Around the World

Seoul Street Tent

Tokyo Ramen-ya

Rome Trattoria

Hanoi Pho Shop

Hong Kong Cha Chaan Teng

Mexico City Taquería

London Pub

Lisbon Tasca

Bangkok Street Stall

Istanbul Café

Osaka Izakaya

Paris Bistro

Jeonju Hanok Noodle House

New York Noodle Bar

Marrakech Riad

Taipei Night Market

Kyoto Soba House

Mumbai Dhaba

Chengdu Hotpot

Sydney Café

Singapore Hawker Centre

Berlin Canteen

Jeju Stone House

LA Fusion Kitchen

Shanghai Noodle Hall

Incheon Chinatown

Gwangjang Market Stall

Four Planks, Six Pieces of Gear

The planks always sit in the same slots - nothing is dealt at random, so your hand learns the positions and your eyes stay on the ground ahead. Each slot cools down on its own, so the piece you spend now is the piece you will not have at the next gap. Gear is bought with H Coins and fires by itself when its moment comes.

Flat

Ramp Up

Ramp Down

Spike Plank

Umbrella

Boots

Lantern

Rope

Work Gloves

Sandbag

Giant

Magnet

Gold Rush

Slow Time

Dash

Auto Build

Wings

Shield

Recharge

Coin Burst

Haste

Slippery

Heavy Hands

Fog

Toll

Quake

Giant

Magnet

Gold Rush

Slow Time

Dash

Auto Build

Wings

Shield

Recharge

Coin Burst

Haste

Slippery

Heavy Hands

Fog

Toll

Quake

Thirty Worlds

The world turns over every two levels. Not just forests, storms and glaciers but downtown glass towers, villa districts with rooftop water tanks, a shanty row climbing a hill, a working harbour, and open sea with no ground at all - the skyline itself changes, not only the colours. The order is reshuffled every time you open the app.

Downtown

Villa Town

Shanty Row

Factory Belt

Open Sea

Mountain

Glacier

Desert

Forest

Gorge

Ruins

Hills

Downtown

Villa Town

Shanty Row

Factory Belt

Open Sea

Mountain

Glacier

Desert

Forest

Gorge

Ruins

Hills

Game Items

Buy items mid-round with H-coins as often as you like — each one fires on its own the moment it is needed. You earn H-coins every time your rating climbs.

Sip of Broth

Auto on buy · 5 s

Apron

Auto on a slip

Glass of Water

Auto when stuck · 4

Hourglass

Auto on buy

Chopstick Sweep

Auto on bad toppings

Rhythm Guide

On buy · whole round

Nine Numbers, That Is All

One sentence of rules: any straight run of numbers adding up to ten disappears — two cells or four, it does not matter. Each digit carries its own colour so the board reads by colour first, digits second.

Sky 1 + 9

Lime 2 + 8

Amber 3 + 7

Coral 4 + 6

Violet 5 + 5

Teal 6 + 4

Orange 7 + 3

Pink 8 + 2

Indigo 9 + 1

Four Tools, and the Brick

Tools arrive on a fixed budget each round and grow scarcer as you climb. The brick is different — one lands every ten seconds, and nothing you own can break it.

Wild ANY

Bomb 3x3

Row Clear ROW

Col Clear COL

Magnet PULL

Brick TIME

Skip the Wait, Spend a Coin

The tools above only arrive when the tray hands them to you — buy them with H-Coins instead and use them the moment you need them, mid-round. Refresh, Time Freeze and Double Score exist only in the shop.

Bomb 🪙 150

Row Clear 🪙 120

Col Clear 🪙 120

Magnet 🪙 100

Wild Piece 🪙 80

Refresh 🪙 90

Time Freeze 🪙 70

Double Score 🪙 60

29 Hazards Coming at You

From a giant ape to a snapping flytrap, each one asks for a different move. Every hazard is judged at exactly the size you see — you never die to something you did not touch.

Game Items

Coins you collect on the run buy items. What you buy stacks down the left of the screen and carries into your next run — tap it the moment you need it.

Coin Magnet

10s

Power

10s

Score x2

10s

Slow

10s

Ten Balls - No Universal Answer

Every ball answers to different material. None breaks all twelve, and each has material it simply cannot touch - even the priciest laser ball is helpless against stone. So you read the tower first, then pick two from what you own.

Steel Ball

FREE

The free baseline - works on soft material, bounces off stone and iron.

Ice Ball

H 25

Freezes then shatters. One of only two answers to rubber.

Drill Ball

H 35

Bores through concrete and iron - but spins uselessly on soft material.

Multi Ball

H 45

Splits into three. The only real answer to springy plastic.

Magnet Ball

H 55

Rips iron out whole - and does nothing at all to anything else.

Ghost Ball

H 65

Passes through the front row to strike the back. Glass is its material.

Bomb Ball

H 75

Blows wide and chains off bomb crates - but density reflects the blast.

Quake Ball

H 90

Heaves the whole floor. The heavier a block, the surer it topples.

Wrecking Ball

H 105

The heaviest thing here - yet it punches straight through glass and ice.

Laser Ball

H 125

Burns paper, rubber and iron. Minerals do not melt - stone stops it dead.

Twelve Materials - What the Tower Is Made Of

Every tower has a character - masonry, steelworks, glasshouse, timber, cushioned. One pair of materials makes up about half of it, so what it is built from decides what you should bring. The base carries the load above and holds firm, so aim high or aim for the middle.

Paper

Glass

Ice

Wood

Plastic

Brick

Stone

Concrete

Iron

Rubber

Sponge

Bomb Crate

Four Materials, Ten Things to Rest Them On

Crates come in four materials only - rubber, wood, stone, iron. Colour is weight here, so you can feel the board getting heavier without reading a number. Underneath sits one of ten objects, each with its own load limit and its own way of failing: what you are stacking on IS the difficulty.

Rubber

0.8

Wood

1.5

Stone

2.2

Iron

3.2

Soap Bubble 68

Orange 84

Basketball 104

Apple 92

Macaron 82

Billiard Ball 132

Peach 78

Cabbage 98

Donut 74

Hamburger 88

Soap Bubble 68

Orange 84

Basketball 104

Apple 92

Macaron 82

Billiard Ball 132

Peach 78

Cabbage 98

Donut 74

Hamburger 88

Five That Take Weight Off, Four That Put It On

Items are not bought - they ride down attached to a crate. Under each one hangs a single key crate, and it only fires if that crate lands beside its own material: the bigger the item, the bigger the blast. The last four work the other way. You do not earn them, you endure them.

Bomb

SAME

Magnet

PULL

Drill

DOWN

Mystery

???

Plus

+1

Lead

x2.2

Cracked

1 HIT

Locked

ROW

Fickle

SHIFT

A War on the Othello Board

The rules are Othello, unchanged. What changes are the squares: some grant a sword, some a shield. Flip a disc and the weapon beneath it changes hands too, so "how many you flip" gains a second question - "which ones". Three enemy commanders hold three stages each: the Squire cannot see ahead, the Lancer reads two moves, and the Axe Knight solves the endgame exactly. When the armour colour changes, so do the discs he plays.

Blue Knight

YOU

Squire

1-3

Lancer

4-6

Axe Knight

7-9

Sword

Shield

Blue Disc

Red Disc

Steel Disc

Moss Disc

H Coin

Sword

Shield

Blue Disc

Red Disc

Steel Disc

Moss Disc

H Coin

Four That Let You Read the Board

Items here never change the outcome. The Scout only writes, on every legal square, how many discs it flips and whether the duel is won - and every one of those numbers is already on the board. It counts for you; it does not invent. The Hourglass adds ten seconds to the ten you have, the War Banner puts +2 on your side of the next duel, and the Cornerstone drops a disc on an empty square beside your own while flipping nothing at all. You carry two into a match, and anything you buy expires in 24 hours. The number is the coin price.

Hourglass

30

Scout

40

War Banner

60

Cornerstone

80

Drag to the Gate - Bump and Start Over

The board is packed with colourful baby snakes. Pick one, then drag anywhere on the screen - like a trackpad, so your finger never hides the snake - and the head slides through empty cells with the body following. Snakes never back up. Hit a wall, a rock or another snake and you lose a heart while the snake returns to where it started; let go before the gate and it goes home with no penalty. An escaping snake pays 10 H-coins for every cell of its body. As levels rise, creatures join the board one by one: a frog pays +10 H-coins the moment you catch it; hedgehogs, crabs and moles cost a heart; the giant red bullfrog leaping two cells at a time costs two. Rocks never land on an escape route.

Frog

+10 H · Lv 2

Apple

+1 · Lv 1

Banana

+3 · Lv 1

H Coin

+10 H · Lv 1

Falling Rock

-1 ♥ · Lv 8

Hedgehog

-1 ♥ · Lv 10

Crab

-1 ♥ · Lv 20

Big Boulder

4 cells · Lv 25

Mole

-1 ♥ · Lv 35

Red Bullfrog

-2 ♥ · Lv 50

Five for When You Are Stuck

Five slots sit in a row under the board - the hint in the middle, two on each side. The Heart saves you once, on its own, the moment you would lose your last heart; the Hint Bulb blinks a red escape route for one snake; the Pickaxe smashes a rock; the Ice Clock freezes falling rocks and every creature for 20 seconds; and Wings fly one snake out of the gate by itself. Tap one you do not own and you can buy it on the spot with H-coins or watch an ad for it. The number is the coin price.

Heart

3000

Hint Bulb

1500

Pickaxe

2500

Ice Clock

2000

Wings

4000

Pull, Release, Fly - The Closer to Centre, the Higher the Score

Pull the slingshot on the left back and let go, and the dart flies in an arc. The targets stand far to the right, so drag the screen to check the distance; a miss tells you how far off you were ("2.4m short"). A board scores +100 at the bullseye down to +20 at the rim. Stone, wood, iron and aluminum crack with each hit and break on the second or third, and from level 5 the free basic dart only breaks a target in one hit on a bullseye. Break every target within the shots you are given (3 to 5) to clear the level.

Target

1 HIT

Small Target

1 HIT

Moving Target

1 HIT

Balloon

1 HIT

Glass

1 HIT

Ice

1 HIT

Aluminum

2 HITS

Stone

3 HITS

Iron

3 HITS

Wood

3 HITS

Layered Target

3 HITS

Explosive Target

1 HIT

Hanging Target

1 HIT

Swinging Target

1 HIT

Chain Target

1 HIT

Spinning Target

1 HIT

Twenty Projectiles, Six H Items

Every projectile differs in size, speed, weight and power - the Heavy Dart breaks stone in one hit, the Fire Dart burns wood, the Magnet Dart is pulled toward iron, and the Split Dart bursts into three at the peak of its flight. Each level hands you one fitting projectile for free; the rest you buy and equip on the spot with H-coins from the arrow button (three times the price if it is not unlocked yet). H items help your next throw - H-Aim opens a target scope and a full-length guide line, H-Blast adds a big explosion, and H-Rain turns one shot into thirty that pour down on every target.

H-Magnet

50 H

H-Aim

70 H

H-Blast

100 H

H-Shield

80 H

H-Star

150 H

H-Rain

400 H

A Road That Never Ends - Eleven Characters, Thirty-Five Themes

Tap anywhere to hop forward, swipe to move that way, hold to run. Read the gaps between cars, trains and floating logs across sixteen kinds of road - intersections, railways, rivers, highways, roundabouts, even airports. There is no level-clear screen: fill the "Next level in N m" bar at the top and "LEVEL N" bursts onto the screen as the next level begins without a pause. You have three hearts - get hit and you run on from the same spot with 1.8 seconds of invincibility. Every character moves its own way (the frog leaps, the car drives the lanes, the ghost slips through cars), and you can switch mid-run with the button at the lower left.

Human

FREE

Frog

Lv 3

Car

Lv 6

Motorcycle

Lv 10

Bicycle

Lv 14

Scooter

Lv 18

Turtle

Lv 22

Kangaroo

Lv 26

Truck

Lv 30

Robot

Lv 35

Ghost

Lv 40

Green Suburbs

Blossom Town

Autumn Town

Snow Village

Tropical Island

Christmas Town

Candy Land

Downtown

Neon City

Old Alleys

Chinatown

City Plaza

Factory District

Farm

Lavender Fields

Sunflower Fields

Pine Forest

Bamboo Grove

Mushroom Woods

Campground

Wild West Town

Fishing Village

Beach Town

Ice Harbor

Airport

Space Port

Moon Base

Ancient Ruins

Jungle Ruins

Desert

Red Canyon

Volcano

Crystal Cave

Halloween Town

Mars Colony

Six H Items, Twenty Road Items

H items go into your three loadout slots and you tap a slot to use one mid-run - if you have none, tapping buys and uses it on the spot with H-coins. The Shield blocks two hits, Turbo speeds you up, Time adds 10 seconds, and Overdrive gives eight seconds of invincibility, speed and a magnet that also cancels bad items. Twenty items lie on the road and take effect the moment you touch them: the first ten help (Turbo, Shield, Magnet, Traffic Stop...) and the last ten hinder (Reverse, Fog, Spin, Road Bomb...). Short on coins? Watch an ad to top up and buy right there.

H-Shield

240 H

H-Turbo

180 H

H-Time

150 H

H-Magnet

150 H

H-Ghost

300 H

H-Overdrive

540 H

Roam the Map, Reach the Exit - 26 Monsters, 10 Worlds

Tap an arrow on the joystick at the lower left to move one tile, hold it to keep walking, and press the red centre to drop a bomb at your feet. After 2.4 seconds it blasts two tiles in a cross, breaking bricks and knocking out monsters - you can chain up to five at once, but your own blast hurts too, so step off the tiles that glow orange just before it goes off. Every map has its own shape (wide, circle, cross, ring, cave...), and the red dot blinking on the minimap at the top right is the exit. Monsters get harder through variety and numbers rather than speed - tough ogres, werewolves and the Ogre King boss, plus a giant ogre and a treasure goblin that runs away. Dawdle and the Reaper drifts through walls after you; every three levels the world changes, from the meadow all the way to the storm.

Slime

Lv 1

Zombie

Lv 1

Rat

Lv 2

Skeleton

Lv 2

Beetle

Lv 4

Golem

Lv 7 · HP 3

Spiders

Lv 4

Goblin Bomber

Lv 5 · HP 2

Skeleton Archer

Lv 7 · HP 2

Toad

Lv 5

Bat

Lv 6

Big Slime

Lv 8 · HP 2

Skeleton Knight

Lv 9 · HP 2

Fire Imp

Lv 11

Ghost

Lv 12 · HP 2

Man-eater Plant

Lv 13 · HP 2

Mole

Lv 14

Mimic Chest

Lv 15 · HP 2

Dark Wizard

Lv 16 · HP 2

Ogre

Lv 3 · HP 3

Mummy

Lv 6 · HP 2

Werewolf

Lv 9 · HP 2

Ogre King

Lv 10 · HP 6

Titan Ogre

Lv 4 · HP 10

Treasure Goblin

Lv 2 · HP 4

Reaper

IF LATE

Grassland

Forest

City

Desert

Snowfield

Ruins

Factory

Night City

Fire Zone

Storm Zone

25 Bombs, 8 H Items

Bombs are not colour swaps - each differs in two or three ways: elements like fire, ice, shock and poison, shapes like circle, line and laser, bombs that roll, bounce or stick, and remote, chain and even black-hole bombs. The basic bomb is free and unlimited, every level hands you three special bombs for free, and you pick them with the button at the far left (locked ones can be bought early at three times the price and used at once). ITEM at the far right holds eight H items - a shield that blocks three hits, a revive that gets you back up on its own, a ghost that walks through walls, H-Double that doubles every good item's time and more. Items scattered across the map work the moment you grab them: blue capsules help (Invincible, Body Electric, Genie Guardian, Bomb Rain, Giant...), purple spiky ones hinder (Slow, Reverse, Fake Coin...).

Basic Bomb

FREE · ∞

Mini Bomb

20 H

Big Bomb

45 H

Long Bomb

35 H

Cross Bomb

40 H

Line Bomb

40 H

Circle Bomb

45 H

Fire Bomb

50 H

Ice Bomb

50 H

Shock Bomb

55 H

Chain Bomb

55 H

Sticky Bomb

55 H

Remote Bomb

60 H

Bounce Bomb

55 H

Rolling Bomb

55 H

Drill Bomb

75 H

Magnet Bomb

70 H

Gravity Bomb

80 H

Split Bomb

75 H

Cluster Bomb

85 H

Flash Bomb

50 H

Meteor Bomb

100 H

Poison Bomb

55 H

Laser Bomb

95 H

Black Hole

130 H

H-Shield

150 H

H-OverBomb

180 H

H-Magnet

120 H

H-Revive

250 H

H-Ghost

200 H

H-Chaos

300 H

H-Double

160 H

H-Nullify

140 H

Drift, Shoot, Survive - 20 Bosses, 10 Ships

Touch anywhere and that spot becomes your pivot - drag to turn the nose and thrust as far as you pull, let go and you glide in zero gravity. Your gun fires on its own, and every H-Coin that bursts from a wreck pushes your firepower up fifteen stages, from a single shot to a bullet storm in every direction. When the level bar hits 70% a big battle begins - giant bosses arrive one by one, some opening their jaws to fire a beam, up to colossal warships that fill the screen. Ships are rented with H-Coins every run, and the sky changes every 600 m.

Dark Drone

S · Lv 1

Electric Drone

S · Lv 2

Void Wasp

S · Lv 2

Gamma Shooter

M · Lv 3

Nebula Stingray

M · Lv 2

Poison Spitter

M · Lv 3

Astro Reaper

M · Lv 3

Shadow Hunter

M · Lv 4

Mind Flayer

M · Lv 5

Crystal Leviathan

L · Lv 5

Plasma Serpent

L · Lv 4

Meteor Golem

L · Lv 3

Lava Worm

L · Lv 4

Ice Guardian

L · Lv 5

Quantum Rift

L · Lv 6

Storm Bringer

L · Lv 6

Solar Drake

L · Lv 6

Void Kraken

L · XL · Lv 4

Battle Cruiser

XL · Lv 3

Infinity Core

XL · Lv 5

Scrap-V

FREE

Dart-Alpha

Lv 2 · 300 H

Titan-Barge

Lv 3 · 700 H

Vortex-Core

Lv 4 · 1,200 H

Ghost-Fang

Lv 5 · 1,800 H

Ion-Striker

Lv 6 · 2,500 H

Solar-Sailer

Lv 7 · 3,300 H

Magnetar

Lv 8 · 4,200 H

Siege-Breaker

Lv 9 · 5,500 H

Cosmo-Ruler

Lv 10 · 7,000 H

Deep Nebula

Aurora Drift

Supernova Remnant

Frozen Crystal Expanse

Galactic Core

Event Horizon

8 Items, 11 Shields

Items are double-edged - Plasma triples your damage but dulls your turning, and Warp Nitro gives you four times the speed before the engine flames out. Use them from the eight slots at the lower right, or buy them on the spot with H-Coins. Hold the centre of the joystick at the lower left to raise your shield - eleven shields differ in defense rating, size and staying power, with traits like reflecting, burning, lightning and healing. The bomb that pops up only in emergencies clears the screen, but costs more with your level and with each use.

Plasma Overdrive

120 H

Antimatter Shield

150 H

Gravity Distortion Core

100 H

Warp Nitro

180 H

EMP Emitter

220 H

Mutated Dark Matter

90 H

Repair Kit

140 H

Nova Bomb

260 H

Basic Field

FREE

Aegis Hex

600 H

Ember Ward

900 H

Prism Veil

1,300 H

Frost Mantle

1,800 H

Viper Coil

2,400 H

Solar Crown

3,200 H

Void Lattice

4,000 H

Storm Halo

5,000 H

Nova Bastion

6,500 H

Celestial Aegis

9,000 H

Your Body Is the Block - Five People, 48 Stages

When a Tetris block appears on the card, drag the five handles on the person's hands, feet and body to build that shape with their body. A drag snaps to the nearest pose step (six arm steps, five leg steps, standing, lying left or right, handstand) and a tap moves to the next. The cells behind the person fill in the block's colour; when every cell is full and none is red, you clear it at once - from level 4 your moves are limited, a fast clear within the fewest moves earns three stars, and the stars fly straight into your H-Coins. Cells are sized in metres, so 185 cm Alex and 120 cm Leo solve the same block in completely different ways. Each city alternates studio stages with scenic ones that tell a story (desert, forest, city lights, above the clouds, under the sea, aurora, outer space) - forty-eight stops in all.

Alex

185 cm

Emma

168 cm

Robert

178 cm

Margaret

165 cm

Leo

120 cm

Seoul · Dawn Studio

Seoul · Han River Park

Seoul · Han River Morning

Seoul · Cherry Blossom Forest

Seoul · Cherry Blossom Lane

Seoul · Hanok Village Night

Tokyo · Shibuya Neon

Tokyo · Skyscraper Night

Tokyo · Rainy Alley

Kyoto · Bamboo Forest

Tokyo · Snowy Mt. Fuji

Fuji · Snowy Pines

Paris · Eiffel Sunset

Paris · Above the Clouds

Provence · Lavender Field

Provence · Sunflower Field

Paris · Opera Stage

Paris · Eiffel Tower Lights

Sahara · Desert Noon

Sahara · Scorching Desert

Giza · Pyramid Dusk

Giza · Camel Caravan

Sahara · Oasis Night

Sahara · Starry Night

Maldives · Tropical Beach

Maldives · Palm Beach

Maldives · Coral Deep

Maldives · Under the Sea

Cape · Lighthouse Night

Cape · Lighthouse Sunset

New York · Times Square

New York · City Lights

New York · Rooftop Party

New York · Central Park Forest

New York · Subway Graffiti

New York · Bridge at Dusk

Arctic · Aurora

Arctic · Aurora Night

Arctic · Ice Cave

Arctic · Iceberg Sea

Arctic · Blizzard

Lapland · Snowy Forest

Space · Launch Pad

Space · Earth View

Space · Moon Surface

Space · Among the Planets

Space · Galaxy Stage

Space · Galaxy Finale

7 Items for When You're Stuck

Tap the item button during a level and the game pauses with the item window open. You use what you own first, buy on the spot with H-Coins if you have none, and if coins run short you can watch an ad to top up and use it right away. Hint shows the next move with a finger and a gold ring, Perfect Snap plays that move for you, and Ghost Body overlays the answer pose. Joint Boost widens the range of motion by 20%, opening poses that person could not do. The number is the price in H-Coins.

Hint

20 H

Time Freeze

30 H

Perfect Snap

40 H

Ghost Body

35 H

Rewind

50 H

Joint Boost

45 H

Double Reward

60 H

Flip It With Your Breath - 22 Ddakji and Objects

Ddakji, the classic Korean schoolyard game, now played with wind. Blow "paa~" hard into the microphone and the loudness of your breath becomes the wind; the ddakji, a rigid body with a real size and weight, catches it, lifts, slides and flips - there is no canned animation, every flip is physics. Too soft and it won't lift; blow into the red end of the power bar and it flies away or spins once more and lands face up again. A corner facing the wind lifts less, so drag sideways to circle the view and bring an edge forward. In a quiet place you can swipe up in front of the ddakji instead. Newspaper, calendar, milk-carton and gold ddakji all differ in weight and curl, and from level 11 everyday objects such as sticky notes, a kitchen sponge, hwatu cards and a slice of bread join in. Story levels - the chalk circle, the bullseye, crossing the line, beating the bell - 24 rooms and desks, and window wind and humidity that build up from level 11; fail a level three times and help mode shows you the answer.

Classic Ddakji

7.5 g

Spring Ddakji

7 g

Newspaper Ddakji

5.8 g

Calendar Ddakji

11.8 g

Milk Carton Ddakji

10.5 g

Golden Ddakji

9 g

Star Disc

3.4 g

Target Disc

2.9 g

Lightning Disc

4 g

Flower Disc

3.1 g

Sun Disc

4.5 g

Golden Disc

4.3 g

Lunchbox Seaweed

4.5 g

Kitchen Sponge

5 g

Sticky Notes

7 g

Hwatu Card

2 g

Cracker

4 g

Rice Cracker

6 g

Transit Card

5.5 g

5 Playing Cards

9 g

Wooden Coaster

9 g

Bread Slice

25 g

6 Items to Help Your Breath

While you wait to blow, tap the gift box at the bottom left and the level pauses with the item window open. Use what you own straight away, buy on the spot with H-Coins if you have none, and if coins run short watch an ad for 60 coins. Wind Boost makes your next breath 25% stronger, Paper Shield puts a ddakji that fell off the desk back once, and Precision Guide marks the flipping range on the power bar with a gold band. Edge Grip holds the ddakji at the desk edge, Balance Charm calms the extra spin that flips it back, and Coin Bonus gives 50% more coins for that level. The number is the price in H-Coins.

Wind Boost

60 H

Paper Shield

80 H

Precision Guide

40 H

Edge Grip

50 H

Balance Charm

50 H

Coin Bonus

30 H

Ten Birds, Three To a Run

Swapping birds is not a costume change: gravity, lift, drag and how hard the wind holds you back all change with it. A sparrow is light but a headwind stalls it harder than anything else; an eagle lifts you high in one beat, then makes you wait for the next. You take three into a run, and when one falls the next takes over in mid-air - same sky, completely different controls. The number is the fare per run.

Sparrow

FREE

Pigeon

15

Penguin

30

Owl

35

Seagull

40

Crow

45

Hummingbird

50

Flamingo

55

Eagle

60

Parrot

65

Grassland

Forest

City

Ocean

Snowfield

Desert

Mountain

Storm

Grassland

Forest

City

Ocean

Snowfield

Desert

Mountain

Storm

Six That Fire Themselves

The item slots sit at the edge of the screen, and the finger that would tap them is busy flying. So items here never wait for a button: the shield snaps on the instant it is needed, slow-time triggers as a hard stretch begins, the magnet fires the moment coins appear. The choice left to you is not when to use them - it is what to bring. The number is the coin price, and they differ for one reason: if they all cost the same, the strongest is always the answer and the choosing disappears.

Ghost

120

Shield

100

Slow

70

Coins x2

60

Magnet

50

Turbo

40

Daily Missions

9 missions reset every midnight. Complete them all for maximum rewards!

MISSION 1

First Clear Today

MISSION 2

Play 5 Rounds

MISSION 3

Combo ×1 Clear

MISSION 4

Combo ×5 Clear

MISSION 5

Play 10 Rounds

MISSION 6

3 Consecutive

MISSION 7

Level +10

MISSION 8

5 Consecutive

MISSION 9

Weather Warrior

How to Play

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