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In this game, your objective is to outlast the clock and stack up as many layers as possible onto yourself. In order to gain layers, you must collect layer pieces which spawn periodically throughout the level. They also spawn out of defeated enemies

The player controls a long, thin creature, resembling a snake that crawls on a plane, gobbling food, avoiding colliding with its own tail and the edges of the playing field. Each time the snake eats a piece of food, it becomes longer, which will grad

FigureFactory An Arcade game in which you have to use the mouse or finger to drag the figures to the desired department. If the figure hits the railing, your points are taken away. If a piece falls into an unnecessary compartment, then you lose!!!

You have to play as Young Christopher and help him deliver a piece of cake to Aunt Klava. I wonder what can go wrong and what you will meet on your way?

Infinitely Up 2 is the second part of a physical puzzle in which you need to arbitrarily build a tower of geometric shapes. As in the first part, the complexity of this game is that if at least one piece falls, your tower will collapse. The higher yo

The third piece of puzzles with fragments from old paintings. The game is very simple, as it was created for your relaxation and does not require special attention. The game has 15 levels, where each level consists of 16 elements that must be rotated

Slug Anti Box - A game about a slug trapped on a piece of land. And boxes of poison are pouring down from above! Avoid them, stay like mono for longer. Wait for help!

You are a radish farmer in a tiny garden bed. Nothing is as valuable to you as the totem to which you give the radish. But ugly crows don't like totems. Protect him and defend the totem on a small piece of land! Management: WASD - movement SPACE - bl

Can you survive on this small piece of land where strange dangers await you at first glance. Can you escape from here and forget this place forever? I wish you good luck in my eponymous game Jorror, which, although not scary, but inspires fear with t