Path Weaver vs Platemark

Description Welcome to Path Weaver, a unique puzzle adventure where every circle becomes part of a living path. Guide a moving arrow through a network of interconnected rings by changing the size of the circle it travels on. As rings expand and shrink, new intersections appear, allowing the arrow to jump seamlessly from one orbit to the next. Your goal is to create the perfect route and lead the arrow from the starting ring to the final destination. As you progress, you'll encounter larger maps, more interconnected rings, and increasingly intricate layouts that encourage experimentation and creative problem-solving. How to Play The arrow continuously moves around the edge of its current ring. Drag up or down to increase or decrease the size of the active ring. Expand or shrink rings until they intersect with neighboring circles. When the moving arrow reaches an intersection, it automatically transfers onto the connected ring. Continue adjusting ring sizes and guiding the arrow until it reaches the goal. Helpful Visual Experience Every movement happens smoothly in real time, allowing you to clearly observe how circles connect and separate. Watch the arrow orbit naturally as new paths appear through changing ring sizes. The clean visual design makes every intersection easy to understand while helping you focus entirely on solving the puzzle. Multiple color themes let you enjoy the game in the style you like best. Why You'll Love It Path Weaver offers a completely fresh take on puzzle games by combining moving arrows, dynamic circles, and elegant geometry into one relaxing experience. Instead of simply finding a path, you create the path yourself. Every adjustment changes the puzzle, every connection opens a new possibility, and every successful transfer feels rewarding. Whether you're looking for a peaceful brain teaser or a unique logic challenge, Path Weaver delivers satisfying puzzles that are easy to learn and endlessly enjoyable to master.

Stampnosh is a card-matching game set in a small risograph print shop. Every plate you clear is one more print pulled off the press, ink still tacky at the edges. Flip two cards. Match the dish. Miss, and a drop of ink is gone from the tray - run the tray dry and the plate is scrapped. That single rule turns a familiar pairs game into something you have to pace yourself through. Thirty plates run across three card decks: a sushi counter, a bakery window, and a night market of eight stall snacks. Cards land in a neat grid, scattered across the sheet, or pressed in a ring, so the same deck never quite reads the same way twice. WHAT IS INSIDE - 30 plates, unlocked in order, each with a star rating and a best time - 3 decks, 22 original cards drawn in a two-colour riso register - Three layouts: grid, scatter, ring - Ink meter: mismatches cost ink, empty tray ends the run - Daily Press: one fixed plate per day, with a streak count - Print Drawer: every card you have matched, kept as a collection - Screenshot your finished plate and share the print Your progress stays on the device. No account, no sign-in, no in-app purchases. The game is free and supported by a short interstitial ad shown after a plate is completed. Best times, stars and collected prints are written to local storage and disappear if you delete the app.