Roll vs Spin

In Roll, you have 2500 rolls to collect as many points as possible. Roll your dice to gain points, spend your points to upgrade your dice, and repeat. Borrowing gameplay elements from strategy, clicker, and roguelike deckbuilder genres, Roll creates a perfect balance of relaxation with critical thinking. While the "Clicker"/"Incremental" genre is not known for its variety or depth of game mechanics, Roll offers a unique dicebuilding system which allows you to explore different strategies and synergies between upgrades. Each run will present you with new and interesting decisions creating a huge depth of strategy and keeping the game feeling always fresh. Roll is designed to be a relaxing and meditative experience. Get lost in the satisfying sounds and effects as all your worries melt away. From the minimalistic UI to the slow peaceful music, everything was designed to create the perfect zen environment. If you enjoy building an engine and watching it grow, chasing down highscores, or just need to escape from your own thoughts, then I really hope you'll enjoy my game, Roll. :)

The stack is rising. The music is thumping. Can you spin fast enough? SpinStack is a neon color-matching puzzle with a twist — literally. Every row of bricks wraps around a cube with four sides, and only one side is ever visible at a time. Swipe to rotate, tap to recolor, and match all six bricks in a row to clear it before the stack hits the top. It starts easy. It does not stay easy. What makes SpinStack different: Every row is a 3D object. The colors you need might be hiding on the back. Spin to find them, match to clear them, and race the ever-dropping rows to stay alive. Power-up bricks spawn mid-game and change everything: Bomb: instant row destruction Lightning: obliterates the row below Rainbow: floods a row with its dominant color Star: 500-point windfall Freeze: delays the next incoming row Between every wave, a bonus challenge. Clearing a board earns you a challenge — three of them, rotating in sequence, each one testing something the main game doesn't. Blind Drop hides the targets after a brief reveal window and makes you drop from memory. Color Gauntlet fires colored pieces at you one by one and punishes hesitation. Sequence Drop shows you a column order for a few seconds, then goes dark — get it right and bank the bonus. Get it wrong and watch the points evaporate. Go deeper: Five difficulty levels from Easy to Insane. Each cleared board feeds straight into the next wave — same level, one more starting row. The further you go, the less time you have. The music knows. Colorblind mode included. No account needed. No nonsense. TWIST. DROP. MATCH.