
Drag a drop of paint along empty squares; five of a colour in a line wash away. The next colours don't fall at random: they drip onto the last squares your drop passed, so your route decides where they land. A watercolour remix of the classic move-five-in-a-row puzzle.

Drag yarn between matching buttons on a felt board. Join every pair and cover every square across 40 cosy levels from 5×5 to 9×9.

Drag food pieces into a bento box. Fill a row or column to eat it, chain clears for combos, and keep going until nothing fits.

Ride your basket up and down the cliff and shoot the balloons of the wolves floating down. Arrows that miss stick in the far cliff as spikes, and the wind blows balloons onto them.

Side-view golf on three linocut courses. Every stroke you hit two balls from the same spot and keep the better one: bank a good first ball, then go for broke with the second.

Race three rivals up a building site: grab bricks of your colour, lay them as scaffold stairs, top out first. Upstairs the floor is the brick pile, so every brick lifted leaves a hole, and anyone who steps in drops a floor and loses the whole hod. Ten sites.