ORSO vs RummGo

Blink. Focus. Survive the pressure. ORSO is a reflex-based arcade experience controlled by your eyes. Blink at the right moment, stay focused under pressure, and survive increasingly difficult levels filled with evolving mechanics and precision-based challenges. Every level introduces new patterns, new tension, and new ways to test your focus. FEATURES • Blink-based gameplay powered by ARKit face tracking • Precision-focused arcade mechanics • Minimalist visuals with a cinematic atmosphere • Evolving level design and increasing difficulty • Fast and replayable gameplay loops • Designed for focus, timing, and control

RummGo is Indian rummy — thirteen cards, two sequences, at least one of them pure — built to be played on a phone without being simplified for one. A HAND THAT PLAYS LIKE A HAND Drag cards into groups with a finger. The table never tells you what a card is worth, whether your hand is ready, or which cards are wild — knowing that is the game, and an app that does it for you is playing instead of you. EVERY ROUND IS ACCOUNTED FOR The moment a round ends you see what it cost you and what it cost everybody else, hand by hand. At the end of a match there is a full recap: every round's points, your melds against the table's, who packed and when, and how your rating moved. No round is a number that appears from nowhere. THREE WAYS TO SIT DOWN · Play with friends — a four-digit code to hand out. No accounts to add, no invitations to accept; they type the code and they are at your table. · Play a stranger — take a seat and start. · Practice — three bots, no clock, nothing at stake. Leave mid-hand and come back tomorrow; the table will be where you left it. TOURNAMENTS Scheduled events with a bracket, a check-in, and a table that plays a full match to an outright winner. No shortened games: a hand limit changes how you pack, and a tournament that changes the game is not the game. THE RULES ARE YOURS Pool 100, pool 200, or a points game. Set the turn clock, the time bank, what a pack costs before and after you have acted, how many decks, and whether a player knocked out early can buy back in. Every table says its own rules on the way in. PLAYS ON iPAD The same game, drawn for the screen it is on. No money changes hands anywhere in RummGo. There is nothing to buy, nothing to win but the match, and no way to deposit or withdraw anything.copy