Kirpit Pull vs Merdivan

Kirpit Pull is a clean and minimal challenge based on moving thin sticks to create a correct final shape. Each stage starts with a layout that looks almost right — but a few sticks are out of place. Your task is to pull, reposition, or remove specific pieces so the structure becomes the intended form. No timers, no distractions. Just clear, satisfying adjustments that reward careful observation. As you progress, shapes become more abstract and require deeper attention and experimentation. How to Play Pull or shift individual sticks Transform the layout into the required final form Study the structure and choose which part to adjust Complete the shape to advance Improve through observation and experimentation Features Stick-based shape transformation Observation-driven decision making Minimal and clean visual design Short, focused stages Playable offline Instant retries Increasing structural complexity Kirpit Pull creates a relaxing environment built on clarity, movement and gentle problem-solving.

Merdivan is a lighthearted action game focused on climbing, balance, and moment-to-moment decision making. Your goal is to move upward through a series of vertical challenges where every step matters. Platforms shift, paths change, and a single mistake can send you back down — but learning the rhythm is part of the fun. The game is easy to understand but becomes more engaging as new layouts, movement patterns, and timing challenges appear. Short rounds and instant restarts keep the experience lively and replayable. How to Play Move upward step by step Time your actions to stay balanced Avoid unstable sections and sudden changes Climb higher with each successful attempt Improve through practice and quick retries Features Vertical progression-based gameplay Timing and balance-focused mechanics Colorful, friendly visual style Fast restarts for short play sessions Playable offline Increasing challenge with new layouts Light and playful tone Merdivan delivers a fun and energetic experience built around climbing, timing, and steady improvement — without combat, elimination themes, or aggressive competition.