Maze Slash vs Call KCC for Buck

Maze Slash is a tactical swipe puzzle — simple to pick up, hard to master. Each swipe sends your hero dashing in a straight line until a wall stops them, slashing every monster on the path. Solve 50+ handcrafted pixel-art dungeons, find the perfect order of slashes, and beat the boss — all offline, no wifi needed. Order matters. Direction matters. Every move counts. One wasted swipe and the room locks you in. WHAT YOU GET • 50+ handcrafted dungeon puzzles + a multi-HP boss to close Dungeon 1 • One-finger controls — swipe, dash, slash, repeat • Pure puzzle design: no random, no grind, just the right move • Undo button for the brave (and the over-confident) • Crisp pixel art with a CRT-style filter • Portrait, one hand, perfect for a 30-second break or a long session • 100% offline — no wifi, no ads tracking you MECHANICS Switches that open doors. Floor traps that punish lazy swipes. Shielded enemies you only kill from behind. A boss who jumps across the grid. Each level is a clean little brain teaser disguised as an action game. A dungeon crawler for puzzle players, an action game for tacticians. Start swiping.

In 2150 the solar system mostly works. The airlocks open. The machinery runs. Shareholders remain confident. But sometimes something weird happens: clowns on the Moon, rogue teddy bears on Mars, or plants with teeth. Then you call KCC for Buck. Call KCC for Buck is a mission-based isometric action game about dangerous work, strange contracts, and the contractor sent in when ordinary maintenance is no longer an option. Guide Buck through hazardous worksites, abandoned facilities, and places management insists are completely under control. Fight hostile creatures, rescue stranded workers, recover valuable salvage, disable dangerous machinery, and make it to extraction. Along the way, MARGO will explain the mission, monitor your performance, and remain professionally unconcerned about your chances of survival. Features - Fast isometric action built around movement, aiming, shooting, and environmental awareness. - A campaign of strange contracts across the solar system. - Clowns, rogue machinery, aggressive vegetation, and other workplace hazards. - Rescue, salvage, sabotage, access, and extraction objectives. - Multi-level environments filled with secrets, hazards, and things that should not be moving.