GameCache vs Sit Quest

A shelf of proper little games that work anywhere — free, and none of it needs a connection. GameCache is not a menu of the same puzzle in nine colours. Every game was built to its own rules, with its own board, its own records and its own three difficulties. WHAT IS IN IT • Puzzle — Blockfall, Cascade, Sudoku, Inkgrid, Flow, Decant, Unblock, Slide, Blackout • Word — Word Guess, Anagram Rush, Cryptogram, Honeycomb, Letterfield, Rung, Hangman • Arcade — Snake, Brick Breaker, Lightspeed, Spire, Sea Dodger, Crosstown, Mini Golf • Card — Solitaire, Spider, FreeCell, Pyramid, Three Peaks, Golf • Casino — Blackjack, Video Poker, Baccarat, Roulette, Hi-Lo, Nova Reels • Strategy — Minesweeper, Four Down, Five Line, Reversi, Boxes • Sports — Eight Ball, Darts 501, Pin Alley, Rainmaker, Slipstream • Brain — Quickfire, Outlier, Echo, Memory Match, Reaction • Idle — Coin Press, Deep Mine, Merge Cache ...and more added regularly. BUILT TO BE PLAYED, NOT FARMED Easy, medium and hard on every game, and a separate record for each one. Walk away in the middle of a game and it is exactly where you left it when you come back — board, clock and all. A Game of the Day picks something when you cannot decide. Search by name or filter by genre when you can. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO No accounts. No sign-up. Nothing gated behind an unlock — every game is there from the first launch. And it genuinely does not need the internet. Not "works offline after you download the levels" — the whole thing runs on your device, on a plane, on the underground, in a basement, at the far end of a car park.

Wander a sunlit showroom and discover ten of the most iconic chairs ever designed. Sit Quest is a calm, walking exploration game. Move through a 3D space, find each chair, and take a seat — from the Barcelona Chair (Mies van der Rohe & Lilly Reich, 1929) to the playful Ball Chair (Eero Aarnio, 1963) and the surreal Pratone (Ceretti, Derossi & Rosso, 1971). Each seat reveals its designer, year, and story. No timers. No scores. No ads. Just looking closely at ten pieces of design history, one chair at a time. Find all ten to complete your collection.