Torch Break vs BUSHUT!

Dive into the thrilling world of Torch Break, a captivating 2D platformer where you guide a brave flame through the twists and turns of a mysterious flooded cave. As the water level rises relentlessly, a variety of enemies are determined to stop you in your escape. The game's charming universe and immersive ambiance pull you into the heart of the action. Torch Break boasts innovative gameplay, testing your reflexes and strategy at every jump. Explore a world filled with exciting challenges while unlocking a multitude of customization items and power-ups to tailor your gaming experience.

Every kanji is built from parts. 日 (sun) + 寺 (temple) = 時 (time). Three 木 (tree) make 森 (forest). BUSHUT! is a puzzle about snapping those parts together. ■ Two ways to play · Drop — tilt falling parts left or right and stack them · Slide — move the parts already on the board into place ■ 167 stages Both modes share the same 167 stages. The further you go, the more parts you have to work with — and the more characters you can build. The first 30 are free. ■ A dictionary of 1,240 characters Everything you build is kept. On-yomi and kun-yomi readings, the radical, the meaning — plus Mandarin pinyin, Korean hangul and Sino-Vietnamese. You can also search backwards: pick a part and see every character you can build from it. ■ The same puzzle for everyone The daily puzzle is identical for every player. Retry as often as you like and compete on both moves and time. ■ Three difficulties Endless comes in Easy, Normal and Hard. The harder it gets, the less the parts roll — and the harder it is to land them where you want. ■ 17 languages Japanese, English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German, Dutch, Turkish, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Thai, Korean, Russian, Arabic, Hebrew and Hindi. About ads: a small banner sits at the bottom of the screen, and you may watch a video ad when starting stages, past dailies or an Endless run. A single purchase removes all ads and unlocks every stage. Kanji dictionary data: KANJIDIC2 © EDRDG (CC BY-SA 4.0)