Boltsmith vs Stacktop

Boltsmith is a cozy, oddly satisfying bolt-unscrew puzzle. Tap an exposed bolt, watch it spin out of the plate, and sort it by color into the matching caddy. Fill a caddy with three of a color and it pops — freeing the slot for the next color. Clear every bolt from the bench to solve the level. It sounds simple, and the first taps are pure ASMR. But as plates stack and colors multiply, every move becomes a small planning problem: which bolt do you pull first, and where will it go? Think one step ahead, keep your caddies open, and empty the workbench.

Stacktop is a fast, one-tap stacking game set against a glowing neon skyline. A block slides across the top of the screen. Tap to drop it onto the tower — the part that overlaps stays, the overhang is sliced away, and the tower gets narrower with every imperfect landing. Nail a drop dead-center for a perfect: it builds a combo and hands a little width back, so precision pays off. How high can you go?