Action games

A one-tap tower of lanterns, with a rising chime for every perfect drop.

The timeless Snake, reskinned as a candle-wick gathering embers across the page.

Falling blocks, reskinned as glowing embers. Bank four rows at once for gold.

The beloved bubble shooter, in glowing orbs of light.

The timeless brick-breaker, with a wandering orb of light.

A one-tap flyer: thread a moth through the dim almanac, gap by gap.

A whack-a-mole of will-o-wisps, sixty seconds of glow and grab.

The match-three classic: illuminated tiles that fall and chain.

A rising ember, ledge to ledge, as high as you can climb.

A candlelit chase: clear every mote, swallow a beacon, and turn the hunters to prey.

A springy motorbike-physics homage: gather every apple, then touch the flower to finish in your fastest time. Mind the rider's head and the thorny burrs. Ride the built-in pack or forge and share your own courses.

An arena of living wicks: eat the loose light, surge to cut rival flames off, and never touch what glows another colour.

A pool of hungry wax: drink the drops smaller than you, flee the greater, split your light to catch the quick, and mind the green burrs that burst the mighty.

The bell-ringing game: five bells, one rope in your hands. Strike your place in every row as the changes weave, from steady rounds through called swaps to the plain hunt, quicker as the night deepens. One button, honest timing, and the band carries the rest.

The arcade classic by candlelight: an ember, a brass rail, and endless walls of illuminated tiles. Where the ember strikes the rail decides its angle; gilded tiles take more blows and pay better; falling favors broaden the rail, temper the pace, or kindle a second ember. Three candles keep the night alive. Every player climbs the same walls, and the best scores go on the community board.