Kasane vs Little Lights

Layer the colors, let them flow, and gather ten to watch them bloom. Kasane is a calm puzzle about stacking colored tiles on a hexagon board. HOW TO PLAY - Place the stack in your hand on any empty cell - When neighboring stacks share a top color, the tiles flow together - Gather 10 of one color and they drift away like petals - Clear again as colors regroup to build a Kasane chain for bigger scores - Soft arrows show where colors will go before you place MODES - Score: play until the board fills and chase your best - Today's Seed: a fresh 30-move deal every day, once a day KASANE COLORS Eight palettes inspired by the layered robes of the Heian court: Plum, Willow, Cherry, Kerria, Maple, Chrysanthemum, Under the Snow and Pine. A Japanese pattern mode lets you tell colors apart by pattern, too. MADE FOR QUIET PLAY - Play offline - No timers. Leave anytime and pick up where you left off - Layouts for iPhone, iPhone Duo and iPad - Records stay on your device. No account needed

You press a little wall switch — and a lamp comes on in the wrong room. The capybara electrician got the wiring slightly (very) mixed up. Now it's your turn to light up dinner for the animal families. ■ How it plays · Each room asks to be switched on or off. · Tap a wall switch and the lights answer instantly. Watch, deduce which switch feeds which room, and set the scene. · Fewest flips earn three stars. Replay any round as often as you like. · Stuck? A hint explains that room's wiring in plain words. ■ 500 little stories · The homes of bear, rabbit, squirrel and mole families, and a leafcutter-ant village · A bakery, a wheat farm, a starlight library, a riverside campsite, a greenhouse with fountains · A ferris wheel and carousel at the snowy fairground, curtains and spotlights at the forest theater, sliding doors on a space station · 25 places, each with its own layout and gadgets that really move ■ Puzzles that deepen gently · Lights that need two switches, lights that want exactly one · Later, wiring that works in reverse and a selector box to pick from · Light every scene to uncover the capybara electrician's secret ■ Warm hand-drawn art · 30 room paintings and 420 scenes of everyday life · Switch on a sleeping room and someone squints; get it right and the story moves on · The view outside shifts from day to dusk to night ■ Easy going · Plays offline · progress saves automatically · Ads appear only between houses; one purchase removes them for good · Family friendly, rated for everyone Small switches, small lights. Come home to Little Lights.