Popalike

Popalike is a quiet puzzle game about noticing what things have in common. Bubbles fill the board, each carrying a word or a number, and each belonging to a group you were never told about. Drag one into another that shares its group. Get four together and they pop. Clear the board and the level is done. That is the whole rule. What changes is what you have to see. WORD JAM — 50 levels Sixteen words, four hidden categories, no labels anywhere. DOG, CAT, FISH, BIRD are easy; later it is TOPAZ and OPAL against VIENNA and LIMA, and the trap is the word that looks like it belongs to two groups at once. Working out the categories IS the puzzle. NUMBER JAM — 50 levels Now the categories are named and the numbers keep quiet. Multiples of 6. Prime squares. Palindromes. Digit sum 9. Thirty-six properties, every one checkable at a glance — nothing here needs long division or a scratchpad. Each level has a move budget, so a level can be lost — and retried on the spot. There is no timer. Nothing counts down while you think. • A physics board, not a grid: bubbles sink, shove each other aside, and settle • Sound cut from real field recordings, and a Bach prelude if you want one • Respects your mute switch, and never interrupts music you are already playing No ads. No purchases. No coins, no energy, no daily streak. No account, and nothing collected about you — the game has no networking code in it at all. It works in flight mode. Free, and finished.