Keblo vs Tesseriss

Keblo is a minimalist sliding puzzle. Move colored tiles across the board and land the right one on the target square — before you run out of moves. The rules are simple. The challenge is not. - Slide any tile in any direction — it glides until it hits a wall or another tile - Get the matching color onto the marked square - Solve each level within the optimal number of moves Difficulty ramps up as you progress: early levels ease you in, later ones demand real planning. Every level is solvable, but not every level is easy. How far can you go?

Tesseriss is a minimalist falling-blocks puzzle built for calm, focused play. The name says what you do: tesseris (Greek, "four") + Riss (German, "tear") — tear the rows, four at a time. Three modes, one tap apart: – Crack (fast) — a smaller board and a quicker fall, for short, sharp sessions – Tear (og) — the classic feel – Shatter (hard) — with harder tetrominoes in the mix Classic-arcade feel: a 7-bag piece randomizer, fixed rotation tables, a ghost piece showing where the block will land, and a four-line clear worth 4000 points with a satisfying flash and chime. Made to be looked at: a soft, comforting palette with Day and Night appearances, plus an optional Hokusai "Great Wave" theme. A quiet soundtrack: classical music by Satie and Debussy — on/off toggle. Yours, privately: highscores are stored only on your device. No ads, no accounts, no tracking, and it works completely offline. Turkish and English, switchable in Settings.