PathMind vs Stomyth

PathMind is a calm, offline sliding-block puzzle set in a Japanese zen garden. Slide stone tiles across a 6x6 grid to clear a path for the focus stone - then watch it glide free. No timer. No ads. No internet. Just you and the stones. HOW TO PLAY Drag any stone along its axis. Horizontal stones move left and right. Vertical stones move up and down. Clear a path for the terracotta focus stone to exit through the right wall. EARN STARS Each level has a par - the fewest moves needed to solve it. Match the par for 3 stars, come close for 2, or simply solve it for 1. Stars unlock eight stone materials: terracotta, ash, slate, sand, bamboo, moss, obsidian, and jade. 30 LEVELS, FIVE GARDENS Levels are grouped into five gardens: Sand, Stone, Bamboo, Moss, and Slate. Each garden is harder than the last. Earn stars to unlock the next garden and keep progressing at your own pace. DESIGNED FOR CALM - No timer - think at your own speed - Undo any move without penalty - Restart a level anytime with one tap - No in-app purchases, no ads, no subscriptions - Fully offline - plays anywhere, anytime PathMind is a pure puzzle experience. Every level is verified to have a real solution. The challenge is finding it.

Stomyth is an interactive storm-themed roguelite experience built around short runs, tactical choices, and a responsive lightning grid. Trace paths across battle tiles, connect targets, use conductors, manage charge, and trigger abilities as you climb through a branching summit map. Between encounters, shape each run by choosing powers, unlocking relics, and improving your ascension tree. Each screen is designed for interaction, from inspecting map nodes and drafting abilities to reviewing relic effects, tracking trophies, and editing your profile. Daily Tempest offers a fresh local challenge based on the current date, while Endless Storm lets you keep clearing waves and track your best result. The Codex stores lore, bestiary notes, relic records, and unlocked entries so progress feels organized and easy to revisit. Stomyth supports iPhone and iPad in portrait and landscape orientation, with a polished light-mode-only interface inspired by storm clouds, mountain paths, gold accents, and electric blue highlights.