ZobemYio

Quiet trail, careful hands. Zobem Yio is two small games about paying attention. In Crease Recall, a wrapper's fold creases flash on screen in a set order — watch the sequence once, then tap the numbered creases back in the exact order they lit up before the timer runs out. Miss a step and a life goes; clear a wrapper and the next sheet folds faster, through sixty levels split across tiered tables. In Spore Rail, a drying rack sits empty except for numbers along its rows and columns. Hang caps on the rail so every row and every column matches its printed spore count — the same close reading a number grid asks for, across seventy-five racks that grow from open shelves to smudged, half-hidden hints. A record page tracks wrappers cleared, racks filled, fold times, and twelve achievements as they're pinned. A Bench opens a builder for both games — pick sheet size, pace, and which twists run — through a single one-time purchase; one trial board is free to try first. Recall a fold order, or read a rack of numbers — Zobem Yio asks the same thing either way: watch first, then act.