Oustwit vs Mythaka

Oustwit is a fast, friendly battle of wits on a 6×6 board. The rules take seconds to learn: drop one of your eight pieces onto the grid and it shoves the neighboring pieces outward. Line up three in a row — or be the first to place all eight — and the round is yours. Simple to pick up, surprisingly deep to master. Every placement matters. A single piece can push a rival out of position, open a winning line, or wall off their best move. The board is small enough to read at a glance and tight enough that one clever push can flip the whole game around. PLAY HOW YOU LIKE • Solo matches against an AI opponent with Easy, Medium, and Hard difficulty • Quick 1v1 online duels — find an opponent and tap into a match • Every online match is saved as a replay you can scrub move by move • Previous opponents are flagged in the lobby for quick rematches BUILT TO RESPECT YOUR TIME • Rounds are short — perfect for a commute, a queue, or a coffee break • No clutter, no endless menus — tap in and play • No ads interrupting your matches FREE TO START • Ten free credits when you install • Ten more free credits when you sign in • Each match costs a credit — and it's returned when you win • Optional credit packs when you want more A FAIR, FRIENDLY COMMUNITY • Pick a nickname and start playing — that's it • Mute, block, and report tools help keep matches respectful • Sign in with Apple or a one-time email code Outwit. Oust. Win.

Mythaka is a single-player stone-casting combat roguelike inspired by Mancala. Choose a pocket and cast its stones around the board. Build an attack with captures and extra casts, then defeat the Foe before Sand reaches its limit. Each Foe follows visible rules. Read its priorities to predict its next cast, and set up your pockets for the next turn. Combine Charms, Relics and Potions to change how your stones behave. Choose what to buy in the Shop and plan the order of your casts to make those effects work together. Play through eight worlds inspired by mythology, including Olympia, Yggdrasil and Tenochtitlan. Each world has its own board, Foes and items.