Miru vs Above Saturn

Miru is a minimalist memory game that trains your mind through a visual journey from nature to the cosmos. Find hidden card pairs, build consecutive combos and explore three unique worlds — The Mountain, The Valley and The Plains — each with its own visual and sound identity. HOW TO PLAY - Flip cards in pairs - Find all pairs to complete the level - Build error-free combos to multiply your score - Earn 3 stars for perfect performance FEATURES - 45 levels across 3 worlds with progressive difficulty - Combo system with multipliers - Strategic hints: reveal cards, add time or extra moves - Immersive ambient audio for each world - Minimal design inspired by nature

Ditch the touch screen. Above Saturn is a revolutionary arcade experience powered by your gaze, blinks, and full-face gestures. Using advanced ARKit technology, the game tracks your eyes and head orientation to navigate six surreal worlds. This journey is artistically inspired by the immersive album "Idolatry & Free Will" by Zaha Zagic. ## Six Unique Gaze-Powered Episodes Above Saturn: The flagship experience. Pilot through treacherous asteroid fields. Gaze to steer, double-blink to fire missiles. Glacier Escape: Carve through icy peaks under the rings. Move your eyes and face to steer, blink to jump. Dragon Rage: Ride the dragon. Steer through the skies and open your jaw to unleash fire breath. Curse of Glimpse: Protect the realm by tracking lanes. Open your jaw to cleanse monsters. Spiritual Recon: A test of focus. Scan mysterious coffins to uncover hidden treasures. Road Rage 405: Navigate chaotic LA traffic. Split lanes with your gaze and face gestures to clear obstacles. ## Core Features True Hands-Free Play: Use eye movement, head orientation, and jaw gestures to dominate. Immersive Soundtrack: Featuring the hauntingly atmospheric tracks from Zaha Zagic’s latest album. Premium Aesthetics: Sleek frosted-glass UI and vibrant, otherworldly visuals. Note: Requires a device with a TrueDepth camera (iPhone X or later) for precise face and eye-tracking.