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Merge matching numbers to double themGameplay screenshot: Yorimichi Playlist editorial team / Creator: Gabriele CirulliBy Gabriele Cirulli
Slide the tiles on a 4 x 4 board up, down, left or right. Merge matching numbers to double them from 2 to 4 to 8, and work toward 2048 in this number puzzle.
From a single ship to a cityGameplay footage captured by: Yorimichi Playlist Editorial Department / Created by: Florian van Strien / Music by: Stijn CappetijnBy Florian van Strien
A free space-colony management game where you start with a single exploration ship and build up resource facilities, housing, and research infrastructure, while organizing the work and daily lives of your colonists.
Starting with a single paperclipGameplay footage: Yorimichi Playlist Editorial Department / Created by: Frank Lantz / Published by: Everybody House GamesBy Frank Lantz
A free incremental game in which you play as an AI tasked with manufacturing paperclips—starting from manual, one-by-one production and expanding into a complex system involving pricing, demand, and automated manufacturing.
Testing trustGameplay footage captured by the *Yorimichi Playlist* editorial team / Created by Nicky CaseBy Nicky Case
A free, browser-based game that explores the conditions under which trust develops, framed as a game-theory experiment involving repeated choices between "cooperate" and "betray."
Step-limited puzzleImage provided by: Ethan Clark (EPICPIKAGUY) / Distributed via: itch.ioBy Ethan Clark (EPICPIKAGUY)
A browser-based grid puzzle where you solve each puzzle within a specified number of steps to rescue cats.
A detour in the afterlifeImage provided by the developer (Niv) / Platform: itch.ioBy Niv
A visual novel lasting several hours, in which you navigate an afterlife using a point-and-click interface, engaging in conversations with seven residents and helping them with their individual tasks.
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Drag and launch a single player into the ball. One player handles both attack and defense in these short physics-based football matches.
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