A relaxed collection of quick mini-games bundled into one tidy, offline-friendly app.
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Casual · 4.4★
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A relaxed collection of quick mini-games bundled into one tidy, offline-friendly app.
A turn-based fantasy RPG with a surprisingly deep party-building system.
A slow-burn 4X strategy game trimmed down beautifully for touchscreens.
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A moody point-and-click adventure about a lighthouse and the things it remembers.
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«A relaxed collection of quick mini-games bundled into one tidy, offline-friendly app.»
«A turn-based fantasy RPG with a surprisingly deep party-building system.»
«A slow-burn 4X strategy game trimmed down beautifully for touchscreens.»
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