Triggle vs Boulder Puzzel

Triggle is a strategy game for 2 to 4 players. Everyone plays for themselves. You can play with friends, with bots, or mix both. There must be at least one real player. The goal is simple: close triangles and earn points. How it works The board is made of connected dots. On your turn, you draw a line between two dots. If your line completes the last side of a triangle, you close it and get 1 point. Each turn gives you 30 seconds. So you need to think, but not for too long. When the game ends The game stops when: A player reaches 21 points or All lines on the board are used If the board is full, the player with the most closed triangles wins. Triggle is about planning ahead. You try to finish your own triangles, and at the same time block others from finishing theirs. Easy rules. Quick turns. One winner.

Boulder Puzzle is a minimalist 2D bouldering game driven by real physics. Your climber hangs from four limbs - two hands and two feet. Touch a limb, drag it to a hold, and let go to grip. Pull yourself up hold by hold and top out the wall. The catch: at least one hand must always be holding on. The fewer feet you have planted, the shorter your reach - so plan your moves, shift your weight, and keep climbing. • Pure physics: every hang, stretch and pull is simulated • Simple one-finger controls - easy to learn, tricky to master • Endless procedurally generated routes Can you reach the summit?