Burrowyn vs BunOrbit

Burrowyn is an underground tunnel puzzle. A snake travels the burrow on its own. You do not steer it. You turn the tunnels ahead so the route stays connected. Tap a tile to rotate it. Double-tap a correct tile to lock it. Press and hold to preview the path the snake will take. At a junction, choose which exit it should follow before it moves on. Reach the glowing nest to finish a level. Crystals, time tunnels, and the longer treasure route raise your score. A dead end costs a life and sends the snake back to the last checkpoint. Let the timer run out, or lose every life, and the route collapses. Link tiles without a mistake to build a Flow Streak. At ten, Golden Burrow lights the next tunnels in their correct direction. Three regions. Forty-five hand-built levels. Green Root Garden is a slower start, with straight and corner tunnels. Blue Crystal Cavern adds junctions, mud, and cracked tunnels. Purple Ember Depths hides tunnel shapes and pushes the snake with wind. Earn up to three stars on every level: one for reaching the nest, two for the target score, and three for the optional goal without losing a life. Progress, stars, and settings stay on your device. No account. No ads.

BunOrbit is a funny circular logic game. Rabbits, objects, and burrows sit on three rings that spin on their own. Turn each ring until every rabbit stands with the right object and the right burrow. Read the clues, then swipe a ring or tap the arrows. Every turn snaps to the next segment. Lock a ring, undo a spin, ask for a hint, or check the whole orbit when you think it is ready. A wrong check costs a carrot heart. Three hearts, the timer, or the spin limit ends the round. Play 36 handcrafted puzzles in Meadow Orbit, Cloud Carousel, and Moonwheel Garden. Earn up to three stars, keep your best time and fewest spins, and meet Pip, Momo, Luna, Berry, Clover, Nib, Puff, and Zuzu in the Bunny Gallery. It does not collect, transmit, or share personal information.