Each strip opens into a full panel: genre, devices, controls, players and one line on what the game is. Same order as the home page. Updated 18 September 2026.
Checked 18 September 2026
A dress-up game: you pick hair, make-up and stage outfits for three young idols, then set up a concert stage and watch the group perform. For anyone who likes putting a look together more than racing a clock.
A puzzle about stacks of coloured hexagon blocks on a 3D grid: put matching colours together and they merge and disappear. For players who like to think one move ahead.
A multiplayer obby platformer: colourful obstacle courses in 8 modes, from easy to hardcore, played online with others. For players who like jumping puzzles and a bit of chaos.
You play a mischievous cat in big maps and cosy rooms: knock things over, chase small mice, do tasks around the neighbourhood and unlock new rooms. For anyone who likes to wander and poke at things.
A driving game with sports cars on wild tracks full of ramps: jump, flip, fly and land safely to reach the finish, earning coins for new cars. For players who like stunts more than lap times.
The sequel to a wobbly 1-on-1 ragdoll football game: pick a national team or a club and play physics-based matches and tournaments. For anyone who likes football that does not take itself seriously.