Triple Alibi vs Drip Drop

His family is missing. His confidence isn't. Marv has a family to find and a gadget he's absolutely certain will help. You may want to keep an eye on both. Welcome to Triple Alibi, a comic-book detective comedy where solving the case is only half the story. The other half has a lot of opinions. MARV HAS A THEORY. VERA HAS QUESTIONS. Marv trusts his instincts. Vera would like to see the evidence. Trixie would like everyone to follow procedure. Get to know the family through comic scenes, expressive reactions, and conversations that rarely go quite as planned. GOOD EYES. BAD ALIBIS. Search the scene, tap three matching items, and make room for your next move before the tray fills up or time runs out. In case investigations, collect the evidence linked to each suspect, then follow the story as the detectives put their excuses to the test. SMALL THEFT. VERY BIG PROBLEM. It starts with a smashed donation box. So why does the trail lead to a train full of gold? Follow The Great Gold Train Heist through three investigations and find out how the pieces fit. A case can be closed. This family still has plenty to say. Step into the family business.

Drip Drop is a puzzle game about watering flowers. Each level is a little patch of soil with a few flowers and a rain cloud. When a flower gets wet, it opens up and sprays water out of its leaves, straight across the soil to the next plant. Tap a flower to turn it. Get them all pointing the right way and the water runs through the whole garden on its own. It starts easy. New things show up as you go: flowers that won't turn, puddles, sunflowers that need water from two sides, mirrors, weeds you have to keep dry, rabbit holes, wind and more. There are 300 levels, and each one gives you a set number of moves. The fewer you use, the more stars you get. If you run out, you can start the level again for free, or keep going with 5 more moves for coins. Every 10th level has a prize, and you can see what it is ahead of time. Some levels have a rock in the way, and you'll need a Shovel to dig it out. Coins buy one, and if you're short, your garden grows one for free within a day. The flowers you bloom go to your garden, where you plant them and wait for them to grow. Come back later to pick them for coins. Plays offline, no account needed. You earn coins by playing. The shop sells coin packs, bundles of coins and boosters, and a Starter Pack and a Gardener's Pack, one of each per player. A rain barrel of coins also grows as you win new levels, and from 2,000 coins you can buy it. If you run out of moves without the coins to go on, you can also buy 5 more moves and a Watering Can for that level.