Trash Eater The Engine vs Finding Tuki

Trash Eater: The Engine is a sub-hidden object puzzle game, set in a polluted ocean filled with Victorian-era steampunk machinery where players take on the role of a mechanic repairing a fish-shaped recycling machine. Search through highly detailed mechanical systems to identify broken parts, remove trapped debris, and restore damaged machinery using the correct tools. Each repair sequence combines focus-driven gameplay with satisfying visual and audio feedback from intricate moving machine components. Built around a simple “tap to fix” gameplay loop, the game delivers relaxing yet engaging puzzle-solving experiences across handcrafted levels with increasing complexity and mechanical variety.

Finding Tuki — A Mother's Journey Through the Deep Baby Tuki has been taken by a fishing net, and only one turtle can bring him home: Mom. Swim through an ocean full of danger and beauty in this charming pixel-art endless runner. SWIM. DODGE. SURVIVE. Guide Mom Turtle upward through ever-changing waters. Swipe to weave between hazards as the ocean gets faster and more dangerous the deeper your journey goes. EAT JELLYFISH, KEEP YOUR ENERGY UP Jellyfish are Mom's fuel. Snack on them to keep her energy from running out — miss too many and the journey ends. THE OCEAN IS FULL OF TRASH — LITERALLY Plastic waste, six-pack rings, and explosive hazards litter the water. One wrong move and Mom's search is over. Every obstacle in the game reflects real threats sea turtles face today. FEATURES • Simple one-thumb swipe controls — easy to learn, hard to master • Adaptive difficulty that ramps up the longer you survive • Charming hand-crafted pixel art and retro style • Game Center leaderboards — compete with friends worldwide • Guided tutorial for first-time players • Full English and Bahasa Indonesia support • Relaxing ocean soundtrack A GAME WITH HEART Finding Tuki is more than a high-score chase. It's a small story about a mother who never gives up — and a gentle reminder that the trash in our oceans has real victims. How far will you swim to bring Tuki home?