Rule Panic vs Tokyo Shipping!

Every level has a new rule. Read it, then tap — fast. Rule Panic is a quick brain game for attention and reflexes. The board fills with colorful shapes, the rule changes every level, and a wrong tap costs a life. ◆ 46 different rules: colors, shapes, order, counting, memory and sneaky exceptions ◆ "Avoid red, but red circles are OK" — every word counts ◆ 7 worlds and hundreds of levels — the rules get trickier as you go ◆ Easy, Normal and Hard: 3, 2 or 1 life per level ◆ Colorblind patterns and target highlighting ◆ Short levels — perfect for a quick break Looks simple. Gets tricky fast.

Lead Japan's merchant fleet to import resources and export goods! Engage in trade, power up domestic industries, and drive the rapid growth of the Japanese economy! Japan relies on imports for many of its essential resources, with 99% of these shipments transported by merchant vessels such as tankers and bulk carriers. Imported resources are processed domestically into various goods for export, generating foreign currency. Merchant ships—including container ships and car carriers—play a vital role in these exports as well. Building a merchant ship can take two to three years or more; consequently, many shipping companies secure the vessels they operate by leasing them from shipowners (a practice known as "chartering"). Use your merchant fleet to handle imports and exports, activate key domestic industries, and fuel the growth of the Japanese economy! There are just two main tasks for the player: 1. Charter merchant ships! You can sign contracts by selecting the charter period, ship type, and vessel size. Once chartered, simply choose your trading partners and the goods to be traded, and the ships will set sail. 2. Operate essential domestic industries! By supplying valuable resources to these industries, you can manufacture products. These goods can be consumed domestically or sold as exports to earn foreign currency. Infrastructure that generates energy cannot be allowed to stop; oil, LNG (liquefied natural gas), and coal are vital to the Japanese economy. Make sure to keep imports flowing! It’s "Game Over" if you run out of any of the essentials for infrastructure and daily life: oil, LNG, coal, food, or money. Keep a close eye on your resource stockpiles as you manage the Japanese economy! There are absolutely no advertisements or in-app purchases—feel free to focus entirely on the gameplay.