Is This Yours? vs Gallery Gambit

Welcome to the most chaotic job: running the Lost & Found counter! Sort through dozens of ridiculous lost items to match customers with their missing things. all this while the boss is watching you. From earbuds, burritos, passports and a suspiciously emotional teddy bear, every request is a test of speed, memory and sharp eyes. What to expect? - Fast-paced item matching (the faster an item is returned, the more reputation awarded) - Hilarious characters and absurd requests - Fast-growing challenge as more lost items pile up - Increasingly impatient customers - Survival mode type of gameplay: 3 hearts available - ZEN mode for a relaxing, pressure-free experience - A paid game: no ads, no tracking, no distractions, no data collected - Haptic Feedback | Game Center | Leaderboards & Achievements I made Is This Yours? as a solo developer: from the artwork to the animations to the code. It’s a little absurd, a little chaotic, and built with a lot of love. I hope it brings you a few smiles and some satisfying moments along the way. Enjoy running the world’s weirdest lost & found counter. Hurry! Customers are losing their minds and their stuff.

Curate the finest exhibits in the gallery. Gallery Gambit is a quick, sharp card game of set collection and nerve, by Robin Stokkel & Simone Luijk. Each turn you take exactly one action: Draft & Play from the open Market, Draw & Play from the deck, or pull a Gambit and rearrange your gallery. Fill your three Exhibits with runs, suits and matching ranks. Then win the exhibit battles for the bonus. — TODAY'S GAMBIT — One round. One attempt a day. Always against our strongest AI. Everyone in the world plays the same deal. Your score lands on the daily leaderboard, your streak is on the line, and the next puzzle drops at midnight UTC. — PLAY YOUR WAY — • Face three levels of AI, up to the search-driven Brutal engine • Create a room and play friends • Games survive disconnects: pick your seat back up any time • A clean, gallery-warm table designed for one-handed landscape play Jokers are wild cards with a bill attached: at round end every Joker must be exchanged for an open card before scoring. Spend them wisely. Sign in with Apple, Google, or a magic link to keep your games, nickname and streak across devices.