Tether Arcade vs Okashi

Tether is a one-touch arcade game. No account, no sign-in, no in-app purchases and no ads. It works fully offline. HOW TO PLAY Hold anywhere to hook the nearest anchor and swing around it. Release to fly off along the tangent, then hold again to catch the next one. There is no brake and no undo - just how far you get before the wipeout. SKIM THE SAWS Saws sit between the anchors. Cutting close to one without touching it stacks your multiplier, so the tighter your line, the faster the score climbs. Play it safe and you score slowly. Play it greedy and you score fast. DAY STREAK Come back on consecutive days and your streak raises the score floor you start every run from. SKINS New looks unlock as your best score climbs, from the first at 60 all the way to 1500. SHARE Every run ends with a card of your score, ready to share. LANGUAGES The game reads the device language at launch and shows its text in whichever of its thirteen supported languages matches: English, Chinese, Hindi, Spanish, Arabic, French, Bengali, Portuguese, German, Japanese, Korean, Italian and Thai. Any other language falls back to English.

Sort the sweets. Close the bento. Okashi is a calm puzzle set in Japanese tea rooms. Pick up a sweet and you lift everything stacked on it, then drop the whole group on an empty tray or a matching sweet. You play without a timer, lives or ads. WHY OKASHI ◆ Play at your own pace, with no timer and no lives ◆ Undo any move with no penalty ◆ Ask for a hint when you're stuck, or turn on Sensei mode to block proven dead-end moves ◆ Learn new techniques from short lessons along the journey ◆ Free, with no ads or in-app purchases, and it plays offline ◆ Pick from 30 interface languages A SWEET JOURNEY Travel a map of Japanese tea rooms, from sakura pinks to matcha greens, each with its own scenery. Fill a tray and you close its bento box with a lid. Close them all to finish the board. Okashi (お菓子) means "sweets" in Japanese.