Kioku?：Number Memory vs Cargo Flow

**Simple rules. Memorize the number, then type it back in the same order.** A number appears on screen. Once it hides, tap it back in order on the custom number pad. Every correct answer adds another digit, so it keeps getting tougher. Miss, and you lose a life—run out and the game ends. How many digits can you reach? Quick to play and easy to pick up, Kioku is a number-memory game made for short breaks and chasing a new high score. Perfect for the commute or any spare moment. ■ Features • Pure number span: just memorize, then recall • Gradual ramp-up: starts at a single digit and grows on a gentle curve • Chunking hints: tips for grouping digits to remember them • Tracks your best score and highest level reached • A time bar and limit add just the right tension • Satisfying sound effects and haptics • Clean, dark, focus-friendly design • Multiple languages (English, Japanese, Spanish, Korean) ■ Great if you • Want a quick game for spare moments • Love memorizing numbers and beating your own records • Prefer calm, uncluttered game design How far can your memory—your “Kioku”—go?

The belt never stops. You do the rest. A parcel rides up the conveyor. Read its sticker, flick it at the right gate, and go again — before the next one arrives. Miss, and it goes through wrong. Chain them, and the whole terminal heats up around you. ONE THUMB, THE WHOLE SHIFT Drag a parcel to a gate, or throw it and let the aim do the work. Gates never have to be reachable, only aimable — so the entire game plays with one hand on a crowded train. READ IT, DON'T GUESS IT Every parcel carries two independent cues: the colour of its destination and the shape of its sticker. Colour-blind players read the shape. Everyone else reads whichever is faster. Nothing is ever hidden behind one channel alone. 250 SHIFTS, FIVE FLOORS - Airport Cargo — luggage, freight, and a terminal that will not wait - Factory Line — parts in, product out, and the defective ones go in the reject chute - Sushi Delivery — plate it before it turns; freshness fades while you decide - Space Station — only one airlock is open at a time, and the queue does not care - Magic Parcel Shop — some parcels change their mind halfway down the belt FOUR POWERS, UNDER YOUR THUMB Every shift gives you the same four buttons, and the only question is when to press them: - Slow Belt — the whole line crawls for eight seconds - Safety Net — ten seconds where a mistake costs nothing, not even your streak - Auto Sorter — six seconds where everything that arrives is routed for you - Double Points — ten seconds at twice the pay Each one is spent when you fire it. Stock up with coins between shifts, or restock at the belt when you suddenly wish you had. BUILD THE STREAK Every correct sort feeds the combo, and the combo feeds everything else: the score, the glow on the gates, the colour of the badge. Rush waves speed the belt up mid-shift and pay 1.5× for the trouble. A save in the last half-second pays more than an easy one — and feels like it. WORTH COMING BACK TO Three stars on every shift and a personal best that is always beatable. Daily missions, a daily supply drop, and Game Center leaderboards for total score and for levels cleared. No tutorial you have to sit through. The first parcel teaches you the game. Cargo Flow is free to play. It contains optional in-app purchases and advertising, both of which can be removed.