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A cozy town builder with no goals you can fail. Neighbouring houses join into arches, stairs and terraced roofs on their own, ivy climbs the walls while you are away, and new residents drift in by airship.

Tap a tile and a house pops up with a bouncy little animation and a piano note. Keep tapping and the notes become a melody, and the houses become a town.

You only decide where the bricks go and what colour they are. Everything else follows from context — walls by the edge become stone arches, matching roofs merge into terraces, gaps between tall houses get bridges, and a lone tall column becomes a spired tower.

A 3D sword-riding shooter you play in the browser. Surf a flying sword through a sea of clouds, thunderstorms and a neon sky palace, then cut down the mecha dragon Zhulong Zero. One run takes 3–5 minutes.

Your crosshair is your heading. Fly the sword with the mouse or one thumb, sweep the reticle across enemies to lock on to up to eight of them, then let go and watch the homing swords fly. Lock all eight for a full eight-sword volley.

Blink through bullets to dodge — graze them for a Perfect Blink. Fill your Sword Intent and unleash Ten Thousand Swords, a formation of 120 blades.

Majiang the tabby cat overslept on National Day. Weave her electric scooter through gridlocked traffic, cut through the hutongs and jump the unfinished bridge to catch the G8 bullet train. One run takes about 8 minutes.

The whole city is on the road for the Golden Week holiday and Majiang's train leaves Miaocheng Station at 18:08. Lane-split the jams, follow the GPS through the hutongs, and jump the unfinished bridge.

Near misses and lightning batteries refill your boost. Crashes and wrong turns cost precious seconds; hop over small obstacles and keep the scooter on the route.