ArcForge vs Sluicefile

ArcForge is a pixel-style physics puzzle game about timing, angles, and creative rebounds. Guide each shot through compact puzzle stages filled with rails, bumpers, fans, gates, portals, shards, charge valves, and moving keepers. Every level rewards clean aim, clever bounces, and smart use of shot styles like Trace, Curl, and Surge. Features: - 12 handcrafted puzzle stages - Physics-based route puzzle gameplay - Rails, fans, switches, portals, bumpers, charge valves, shards, and moving keepers - Multiple shot styles: Trace, Curl, and Surge - Star scoring and best score tracking - Portrait one-handed play - Original pixel-cartoon artwork - No ads - No camera, photo library, or microphone access - No real teams, clubs, leagues, player likenesses, or third-party sports brands ArcForge is an original arcade puzzle experience inspired by the satisfying feeling of guiding a perfect curved shot through a clever obstacle route.

Sluicefile is a single-player squad shooter that stays on this iPhone. Key features: - The squad walks the road on its own; you swipe left or right. - Blue gates add people; dodge the red ones. - Pick up guns and shoot the groups ahead. - Dodge saws, spikes, and other traps until you reach the end. - Fifteen hand-built stages, then mixed roads. - Settings cover swipe feel, mute, replay the how-to, and reset local progress. No account required. No ads, no in-app purchases. Progress stays on this iPhone.