Mildly Interesting RTS vs Pentris+

Mildly Interesting RTS (MIRTS) is a touch-based real time strategy game that is mildly interesting. Emphasizes planning over APM. - Built with love by an indie game developer. - No loot boxes. - No ads. Ever. - No energy bars, coins, or other scummy nickel-and-dime IAP. - No crippled gameplay. - One, single, solitary IAP that unlocks all of the Veteran Content (forever and ever). What people are saying about MIRTS: "This doesn't mean he can't do smarter and bigger things, just that a port of A Dark Room is not that, and neither were his other descriptions of projects he did in the meantime (for example, look at the screenshots for Mildly Interesting RTS)." - Jonathan Blow, creator of Braid and The Witness "This RTS is indeed, mildly interesting." - A random person "I was able to play my friend over wifi, during lunch, one-handed. My other hand was holding a delicious sammich." - RTS enthusiast "My significant other beat me. How is this possible?" - Former diamond league Starcraft player "This old guy played against me and he won, but my APM was so high. How did he do that?" - Angsty teen who is inexperienced at RTS's "I don't get this game. What is an APM?" - Someone who doesn't play RTS's and probably shouldn't have downloaded MIRTS "The description of this game is probably better than the game itself. But I'll download it anyways." - Pessimistic viewer "Meh." - Hobby game developer "Wait, are you just quoting anyone that reaches out to you?" - Photographer "I love bamboo." - A panda bear

The falling block puzzle game... expanded. Arrange strange five-block pieces, clear lines, and survive the escalating chaos in this fresh twist on the classic falling-block formula. Instead of traditional tetrominoes, every piece is a pentomino: unique shapes made from five squares. That single extra block changes everything: • tighter fits • trickier decisions • huge combo potential • wonderfully catastrophic mistakes • Easy to learn, surprisingly deep, and dangerously hard to put down. Features • 18 unique pentomino pieces • Fast-paced endless gameplay • Combo scoring and line clears • Clean minimalist visuals • Quick restart for “just one more run” Can you keep the board under control once the weird shapes start falling?