Bits On Bricks vs Wobble Stack

The puzzle pieces in this game aren't ordinary. They are building blocks, and here's the twist: the part of the image that sits on the studs disappears when the blocks are stacked. This unique mechanic challenges your imagination, because parts of the image appear twice at first – once on the block itself and once on the studs. Only after stacking do you see if everything fits. # Sorting Fun: Your task is to sort colorful bricks correctly and thus decipher words and images. # Surprises await you: Put disassembled pictures back together correctly to unlock new motifs. # Snackable: Aimed at anyone looking for quick, colorful puzzle fun.

Put one phone between two players sitting side by side. A small rocking seesaw plate sits on the screen, and you take turns stacking sleepy plush blobs on it. Drag a blob over the plate, let go, and down it drops. But you don't get to choose your own blob. Three of the six shapes are offered, and your friend picks one for you. Will they hand you the long skinny one, or the tiny ball? Choosing for your friend is half the fun. The more you stack, the more the seesaw tips and wobbles, and if any blob falls off the plate, whoever placed the last one loses the round. The winner bounces with joy; the loser gets a little rain cloud over their head. Win two rounds out of three to win the match. ■ Nothing to read A glowing ring around a face shows whose turn it is. A dotted line shows where the blob will land, and the first time you place one, blinking arrows show how to slide it, so a child can start the first round without an adult. ■ Playing alone Open it alone and a ghost friend takes the right side. It picks blobs for you too, and sometimes hands you a mean one. If someone next to you touches the right side of the screen during the ghost's turn, the ghost disappears and that person takes over. ■ For parents · No ads · Nothing to buy inside the app · Sends and receives nothing over the internet. No account · No contact with strangers — no chat, no leaderboards · Not a single text field anywhere in the app · The app asks for no permissions. The sounds are made by the app itself