Favo! vs Spready

Connect! Merge! and Collect the Elements! Favo! is a new puzzle game which you won’t be able to put down! The rules are quite simple and the game play is stress free! [Goal of the Game] Link the three elements (red, blue, and green) on the board to collect as many points as possible! When there is no more space left on the board, it’s game over. In order to enjoy this game to the fullest and get a high score, mastering the correct technique and maintaining a balanced collection of elements is key. [How to Play] - Slide the element panels with your finger to move them. - Tap the panels to arrange the order of the elements. [Level Up] When one of your collected element gauges is full, the element will level up! You will get a Merge Panel of the same element as a bonus! [Merge Panel] Let's put a merge panel next to panels of the same color. You can merge all connected panels at once! [Combo] When you match more than one color at once, you can get a bonus! - 2 color match = double points!! - 3 color match = quadruple points!!!! [Challenge Mode] The challenge mode is the mode where you can defeat monsters! Get rid of them by shooting the collected elements at the monsters. Let's try to win the prizes which are newly designed merge panels together!

Spready is a game where you solve unique 3D puzzles using optical illusions to address various challenges faced by artists as they create their works. Paint the canvas with crayons, erase with an eraser, turn the wheel, and change the camera angle. A brilliant idea to solve your long-standing problem will spark. Your artwork will reflect the artist’s life and experiences. To create the perfect artwork, you need to use various gimmicks to color every single spot on the canvas. 1. Move the crayons placed on the canvas. You can color the canvas! 2. Let go of the notion that the canvas is flat. You can color curved canvases too! 3. If you want to erase some of the colors you’ve already applied, use the eraser. 4. If there’s a curved canvas, there’s also a rotating canvas. Use the wheels to freely rotate the canvas and paint. 5. What happens when you overlap canvases behind canvases? Try duplicating crayons ans erasers to fill in any missing parts. 6. Use optical illusions to move the crayons around! You’ll be able to color canvases that are far away.