KAZ is a minimalist roguelike built on speed and precision, where reaction and control are key. Controls are limited to a few actions, but this simplicity belies a high level of player demand. Each round is short, but you need to react, dodge, and score as many points as possible before the pace becomes too intense. The game leaves no time to think. Movement is jerky, enemies appear instantly, and traps punish the slightest mistake. The further you progress, the faster everything happens, forcing you to maintain your concentration to the limit.

Linkito throws you into a world of brain puzzles by assigning you the role of an enterprise engineer at Albatross Technologies. Fixing electrical gizmos may seem monotonous on a Monday morning, but Linkito quickly throws in new surprises. One minute you’re tinkering with electrical circuits, the next you’re cracking cryptic codes and even getting your hands dirty in the world of robots. The puzzles themselves involve connecting blocks — think digital Jenga with a healthy dose of «aha!» moments. No two levels are the same, the title constantly throws up new mechanics and challenges, forcing you to think bigger and step out of your comfort zone.