Boxy Pals vs Screw Machine

A crowd of pals is waiting, and every one of them belongs somewhere. Boxy Pals is a color-matching queue game with a twist: the boxes you fill are the picture. Tap a line and the pals at its front march into the waiting room. Send every pal into a box of their own color, fill the open boxes from the ground up, and watch the mural above you come apart one box at a time. Empty the last box and the level is yours. HOW TO PLAY - Tap a line to send its front color group marching. - Only a few box colors are open at any moment. - Match every pal to a box of the same color. - Empty the boxes below to reach the ones above. - Leave breathing room for the colors still to come. - Stuck? Rescue pulls your pals back into a line. WHY PLAYERS KEEP TAPPING - One thumb, one tap, no tutorial needed - Every line you open changes your next ten moves - Crowds that shuffle, shove and squeeze into place - A picture that takes itself apart, box by box - No timer, no move limit — think as long as you like - Bright, chunky 3D worlds One wrong line and the room fills up. One right line and the whole board opens. Which line will you tap first?

Screw Machine is a color-sorting screw puzzle with a moving twist. Instead of stacking screws onto a bolt, you spill screws onto a spinning machine and let timing do the sorting. Tap a panel drop its screws onto the rail, and watch each color thread itself into its matching plate as the ring carries it around. Fill every plate to win. Overload the rail and the whole machine seizes up. HOW THE MACHINE WORKS • Tap a panel to loosen its screws onto the spinning rail • Four color plates sit around the ring — each one takes three screws of its color • As the machine turns, every screw passing its matching plate drives itself in • Fill a plate and it locks shut; the next color rolls up behind it • Clear all the plates to finish the level KEEP IT TURNING • The rail only holds so many screws, release colors with nowhere to go and it jams solid • Read the machine before you tap: open the panels whose colors have an open plate • No move counter, no timer, you only lose if the rail jams for good • Every level is a small sorting puzzle built to be untangled PARTS THAT CHANGE THE GAME • Mystery plates: The next color stays hidden behind a "?" until it rolls into place • Gates: Run a screw through and it splits into more • Tunnels: Feed a whole extra run of panels onto the board • Arrows: Panels that you can only unlock from a certain direction WHY IT'S HARD TO PUT DOWN • A fresh, tactile spin on the nuts and bolts puzzles you already love • One-tap, simple, with real timing and planning underneath • Hand-built levels that stay clever without ever feeling like work • Oddly satisfying to watch, screws driving home, plates locking in sequence • Play offline, anywhere, no wifi needed • Free to play, with lives that refill over time Loosen the screws. Run the machine. Sort every color.