Pull Blocks vs Waffle Ball

Snails with magnets are ready to pull blocks in their path. Tap to send a magnet to the current slot, and it will pull blocks of the same color. The number in the center of the magnet indicates its strength; this is the number of blocks it can pull. You send one magnet to the active slot each turn. Magnets can only pull blocks of the same color if there are no other blocks in the magnet's direction. Choose the right magnets each turn so that all blocks are cleared and no blocks are left on the board. There are power items that can change the next slot, add new slots, remove magnets from slots, and act as super magnets that attract all colors. Simple mechanic, one-tap control, easy play. Short levels and quick sessions are perfect for brief breaks. Satisfying feeling of clearance of blocks with several magnets simultaneously. For those who want to try this stress-relieving puzzle game, the snails and their magnets are ready.

A physics paddle game with a breakfast problem. Waffle Ball is one paddle, one AI, and a waffle that sizzles past faster every level. Land your shot, dodge the bacon, and keep the volley alive. Each new level stacks a fresh twist: the AI knocks back an espresso, your spatula gets chopped in half, the plate slides under your shots, steam fogs the ball mid-flight. They combine — a Belgian waffle on a Sliding Plate while you're playing with Half Spatula is a different game than a Mini Waffle in the Pressure Cooker. How long can you keep going before something gets you? KEY INGREDIENTS • One-screen paddle physics — no menus between you and the next volley • Three AI difficulty tiers, from "tracks the ball loosely" to "predicts where it's going" • Eleven breakfast-themed challenges that stack the deeper you go • Three Game Center leaderboards: Total Wins, Longest Volley, Highest Level • Achievements for shutouts, comebacks, hat tricks, marathon volleys, and more • Plays in portrait or landscape; iPhone and iPad