Cavern Drift vs Grill Sitter

Every cavern is generated from a single seed. No two runs are ever the same. Cavern Drift is a one-touch endless flyer. Hold to thrust up, release to fall, and weave your ship through a winding cave that is carved on the fly by procedural noise. The tunnel narrows the deeper you go, your ship gets faster, and one wall clip ends the run. FEATURES - Procedurally generated caverns: every run is a brand-new world built from a visible seed - One-touch controls: hold to thrust, release to fall - easy to learn, hard to master - Shifting biomes: the cave changes color palette as you travel deeper - Collect gems tucked near the cave walls for bragging rights - Distance scoring with a persistent personal best - Game Center leaderboard and challenges: post your deepest drift and dare your friends to beat it - No ads and no in-app purchases - and no internet needed to play HOW FAR CAN YOU DRIFT? The cavern starts wide and forgiving, then tightens as your speed climbs. Thread the needle, chase your best distance, and when you crash, a fresh world is one tap away. LEGAL Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://prismdatagroup.com/caverndrift/privacy

Mind the grill. Grill Sitter is a pixel-art endless timing game set in a quiet suburban garden. The grill stays put while hotdogs and seagulls cross three lanes. Let the coals build heat, then tap anywhere to fire a flare and cook every crossing before one gets past. The longer you wait, the higher the flame reaches. Spend your heat too early and the upper lanes stay out of reach. Wait too long and dinner escapes. You cannot light a new flare until the current one burns out, so every tap matters. Features: • One-tap controls — the whole screen is the button • Three readable lanes and fair, cookable waves • Day-to-night transitions with lit houses, stars, and moonlight • Landscape play designed for iPhone and iPad • Local high score saved on your device • No accounts, no ads, no in-app purchases, and no data collection • Fully playable offline How many crossings can you cook before one gets away?