Gallery Gambit vs Gaboon Viper

Curate the finest exhibits in the gallery. Gallery Gambit is a quick, sharp card game of set collection and nerve, by Robin Stokkel & Simone Luijk. Each turn you take exactly one action: Draft & Play from the open Market, Draw & Play from the deck, or pull a Gambit and rearrange your gallery. Fill your three Exhibits with runs, suits and matching ranks. Then win the exhibit battles for the bonus. — TODAY'S GAMBIT — One round. One attempt a day. Always against our strongest AI. Everyone in the world plays the same deal. Your score lands on the daily leaderboard, your streak is on the line, and the next puzzle drops at midnight UTC. — PLAY YOUR WAY — • Face three levels of AI, up to the search-driven Brutal engine • Create a room and play friends • Games survive disconnects: pick your seat back up any time • A clean, gallery-warm table designed for one-handed landscape play Jokers are wild cards with a bill attached: at round end every Joker must be exchanged for an open card before scoring. Spend them wisely. Sign in with Apple, Google, or a magic link to keep your games, nickname and streak across devices.

Gaboon Viper is a pixel-art action game that reinvents what "growth" means: eating doesn't make you longer right away. Food first forms a lump inside your body, drifts backward as you move, and only adds to your length once digestion finishes. Your stomach has a capacity limit — burst it and it's game over. Laxatives, enzymes, and other items let you reverse the tables. This is a game about the rhythm of stomach capacity and metabolism — not just about speed or dodging walls. Key features: • Delayed digestion mechanic: food becomes a lump that queues up for digestion; length isn't added the instant you eat • Stomach capacity & laxatives: bursting means game over, but laxatives can save you — or turn the tables • Rival snake: from stage 5 of every world, a triangle-headed viper steals your eggs — and once it has digested, it comes after your tail. Eat too much and you can't outrun it • Multiple items: enzymes, diamonds, roller skates, bombs, each with its own risk and strategy • Multi-world stages: different terrain and obstacles, with difficulty ramping up as you progress • Game Center global leaderboard: see who lasts longest and grows the biggest • Original pixel art inspired by first-generation handheld dot-matrix screens Free to play in full. No ads, no in-app purchases.