PLEASE BREAK ! vs Reduxion

PLEASE BREAK is a fast, satisfying tap game where breaking things feels really good. All you have to do is tap. Tap the numbered tiles to smash them, trigger explosive chain reactions, and watch your score skyrocket. The bigger the number, the bigger the destruction. There are no complicated rules, no tutorials, and no thinking required. Just tap, break, and enjoy the chaos. Each game lasts 60 seconds, making it perfect for quick play sessions, short breaks, or stress relief. Easy to learn, hard to stop. The game features a unique rhythm where everything pauses for a split second before exploding. That moment of anticipation makes every chain reaction even more satisfying. Features ・One-tap controls — anyone can play ・Explosive chain reactions and massive score boosts ・Simple rules with satisfying visuals and effects ・60-second time attack for quick, intense gameplay ・Perfect for casual play, stress relief, and killing time Tap once. Break everything. PLEASE BREAK. Notes ・Ads can be removed by purchasing “No Ads” in Settings.

Reduxion is a sleek and addictive number game that challenges you to think outside the box You're given a set of numbers and a target — your goal is to combine, split, and transform your numbers using basic math operations until one of them matches the target. Sounds simple? Think again. How to Play: • Select one or two numbers from the board • Use Split to divide an even number into two equal halves • Use Add, Subtract, or Multiply to combine two numbers into one • Match any number on the board to the target to win • Try to solve it in as few moves as possible! Features: • Three difficulty levels — Easy, Medium, and Hard • Undo and Reset buttons so you can experiment freely • Track your progress on the Scoreboard — see your total solves, average moves, and fewest moves per difficulty • Interactive tutorial to learn the ropes • Clean, minimalist design with full Dark Mode support • No ads. No in-app purchases. Just pure puzzle fun. Challenge yourself. How few moves can you solve it in?