Planned Run vs Crown Caravan

Planned Run is a side-view puzzle game where success depends on planning, not reflexes. Instead of controlling a character in real time, you record short action plans and watch them play out automatically. Each run lasts only a few seconds — but solving a level often takes multiple runs, careful timing, and smart positioning. Plan your movement. Replay your actions. Adjust your strategy and try again. Key Features - Plan-first gameplay: Record your actions, then let the game execute them. - Multi-step puzzle levels: Most challenges require several planned runs to complete. - Single-screen platform puzzles: Vertical movement, platforms, and timing matter. - Undo and retry freely: Refine your plan without pressure. - Clean, focused design: No distractions — just puzzles built around time and space. Planned Run is not about fast reactions. It’s about thinking ahead, learning from each replay, and finding the right sequence.

Crown Caravan is an original abstract strategy board game. On a compact 5×7 board, players take turns moving pieces with one goal in mind: escort their carriage through pressure and blockades to reach the enemy gate first. Victory is not about checkmate, but about route control, positioning, interception, and timing. Features: - Original escort-based win condition - Four distinct piece types with clear roles - Local hotseat play on a single device - Offline AI matches for solo practice - Puzzle challenges and beginner guidance - Fully offline gameplay If you enjoy compact tactical games with clear rules and meaningful decision-making, Crown Caravan offers a different kind of board-game experience built around escort and blockade play.