Casual Games

What each game is about

• Rangoli Maker — A relaxing rangoli drawing toy. Paint with festival colours and watch your strokes repeat in a mirrored mandala, then save or share your design.
• Gilli Danda — The classic street game of India in one-tap form. Tip the gilli up, strike it at the right moment and send it flying in five turns.
• Chai Tapri — Run a roadside chai tapri. Make Cutting Chai, Adrak Chai and Masala Chai by adding ingredients in the right order before customers lose patience.
• Ludo Classic — The classic Indian board game. Roll the dice, bring tokens out with a six, capture rivals and race all four tokens home. Play vs 1 or 3 computer players.
• Saap Seedi — Snakes and Ladders, the classic Indian dice game. Climb ladders, dodge snakes and reach 100 first. Play vs the computer or 2 players on one phone.
• Hand Cricket — The school-bench classic odd-even finger cricket. Toss, bat and bowl against the computer: same number is OUT, different number scores runs.
• Fruit Merge — Drop fruits into the jar and merge matching pairs into bigger ones, from a tiny cherry all the way up to the giant watermelon. A satisfying physics merge puzzle.
• Stack Tower — A one-tap precision game. A block slides above your tower — tap to drop it, and anything hanging over the edge is sliced off. Land it flush for a PERFECT, grow your ledge back, and chain combos to build a skyscraper.
• Tile Tap — A four-lane rhythm game. Tap each falling tile exactly as it crosses the line — every accurate hit plays a note from a pentatonic scale, so good timing literally sounds better. Chain PERFECTs for combo multipliers.
• Aim Trainer — Test your clicking speed and precision. Hit targets against a 30 or 60 second clock across three target sizes, and get your targets-per-second, accuracy and average reaction time. Misses count, so spraying won't help.
• Reaction Time Test — How fast are your reflexes? Wait for the screen to flash green, then tap. Five attempts are combined into a median reaction time in milliseconds with a performance rank — and a shareable result.
• Color Recall — A memory sequence game. Watch the coloured pads light up, then repeat the pattern back. Each round adds a step and plays faster — and every pad has its own note, so the sequence is a melody as much as a pattern.