Unwall vs Last Frog

Unwall is a fresh take on the match-3 puzzle — one where you're not just rearranging tiles, you're moving through them. You control a circle navigating a grid packed with pastel colored walls. Tap the border between two adjacent wall tiles to swap their colors. Line up three or more walls of the same color in a row or column, and they go ethereal — fading out and letting you pass right through. That's how you unwall your path. Simple to learn. Hard to put down. FEATURES • 4 difficulty modes — from 3-color to 6-color, each with a larger grid • Coins on the grid grant bonus moves or seconds when collected • Bedrock tiles spawn as you collect coins, permanently blocking paths • Special powers: unwall a bedrock tile • Undo system — up to 3 undos per session • Skin Shop — spend the coins you collect on new spheres The grid gets tighter with every coin you grab. How long can you keep the path open?

One jump. One frog. LAST FROG is a compact logic puzzle about leaping across lily pads. Pick a frog, jump over its neighbor, and watch the jumped frog disappear. Plan every move until only one frog remains in the pond. It starts simple. Then lily pads begin to bloom and block your path, and the King Frog enters the pond. Keep him safe: the crowned frog must be the last one standing. What awaits you: - 52 bite-sized levels - Simple tap controls - New twists introduced as you progress - Hints for the trickiest puzzles - Undo a failed move or restart in an instant - Jump combos, sound, and satisfying haptic feedback - No timers — solve every puzzle at your own pace Every level is a small challenge where a single wrong jump can lead to a dead end. Can you leave the last frog standing?