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A vertical space shooter called Star Defender: move the ship with the arrow keys or by dragging a finger, it fires automatically, waves of alien ships fly in formations, every fifth wave is a boss with a health bar, and destroyed enemies sometimes drop power-ups for a triple shot or a shield.
A side-scrolling platformer: a little fox runs and jumps across floating grass islands, collects gems, avoids spikes and rolling hedgehogs, and reaches a flag at the end of each of three levels. Arrow keys on a keyboard, on-screen buttons on phones.
A match-3 puzzle with fruit on an 8 by 8 board: click or swipe to swap two neighbours, matches of three or more pop with a little burst, new fruit falls from the top, chain reactions score combo points, and you have 60 seconds to beat your score.
A brick breaker with rainbow bricks: the paddle follows the mouse or your finger, some bricks drop power-ups that split the ball into three or widen the paddle, five levels with different brick patterns, and three lives.
A one-button flying game: a small bee flaps upward when you tap or press space, gravity pulls it down, it must fly through gaps between tall flower stems, and each gap passed scores a point.
Classic snake in a garden: steer with the arrow keys or by swiping, eat apples to grow, golden apples are worth five points and vanish after a few seconds, and hitting a wall or yourself ends the game.
An endless runner in a neon city at night: tap the screen or press space to jump over barriers, collect glowing orbs for points, and the speed goes up every 10 seconds.