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Casual
Casino video bingo in the Queen of Hearts' Ruby Room: four cards that cover all 60 numbers, 30 balls from the globe and the 12 patterns on the paytable. One ball short? Buy the extra ball. The frame opens the Queen's Treasure, and the jackpot pays 5,000 times your bet per card. Demo mode, just for fun: every win and loss is fictional.
Casual
Casino-style Mines in the Queen of Hearts' vault: 25 gold tiles, each hiding a ruby or a mine. Choose 1 to 24 mines, flip the tiles and cash out before you hit one. Every ruby makes the prize grow, up to 10,000 times your bet. Demo mode, just for fun: every win and loss is fictional.
Sports
Darts with the official rules and a throw that feels real: drag to aim, then swipe up to let it fly. Play 501, 301, Cricket, Around the Clock and Count-Up against the club members or friends on the same device, plus a daily challenge with a leaderboard.
Casual
Casino craps at the Kingdom's table: bet the Pass Line, throw two 3D dice against the pyramid wall and root for the point to roll again before a 7. You start with $2,000, and every payout is exact, down to the cent. Demo mode, just for fun: every win and loss is fictional.
Casual
Casino video keno in the Kingdom's Sapphire Room: mark 2 to 10 numbers out of 80 and watch the air-mix globe draw 20 balls, one at a time. The more of your numbers come up, the bigger the payout, up to 10,000 times your bet. Demo mode, just for fun: every win and loss is fictional.
Casual
Duda got four invitations from the Backyard Town gang: a rainy day, a picnic, a baking class and a chilly afternoon. Pick the right outfit from the rack for each one and walk the runway for judges Lia, Nino and Iara.
Strategy
Classic Nim, made of clay in Backyard Town: on your turn, take as many crayons as you like from a single row, and whoever takes the last one loses. Nine levels against Scribble, Nino and Granny Quelonia.
Card games
The make-15 card game from the Kingdom of the Queen of Hearts: 2 to 4 players, every player for themselves or, with four, two teams. Capture the table cards that add up to 15 with yours; clearing the table is an escoba. Invite by link or fill the table with bots.
Card games
The Brazilian rummy (also known as Pif Paf) from the Kingdom of the Queen of Hearts: 2 to 4 players, every player for themselves. Build sets and runs with your 9 cards and be the first to go out. Invite by link or fill the table with bots; the host picks Pife or Cacheta rules.
Card games
Crazy Eights at the Queen of Hearts' table: 2 to 4 players, every player for themselves. Match the top card by suit or rank, and play an 8 to change the suit. Invite people by link or fill the seats with bots; the host picks classic rules or action cards.
Card games
Two-on-two truco at the Queen of Hearts' table: invite three people by link (or fill the seats with bots), pick the style — Paulista, Mineiro or Argentine — and call truco at just the right moment. Everyone plays on their own phone, with chat and rematches.
Sports
3D penalty shootout with real physics. Take your penalty with a single flick, and when your opponent steps up, pick where to dive. Face Yaw Boakye, “the Octopus,” a keeper who mixes up his approach from kick to kick, or play a friend by link.
Sports
3D table tennis with real physics. The paddle follows your finger, and your swipe picks the shot: topspin, backspin or block. Official rules, opponents who play like real people, ball machine practice and matches with a friend by link.
Puzzle
The classic card-matching game, made of clay in Backyard Town: flip two cards at a time and find the pairs. Play solo, take on Scribble, Nino or Granny Quelonia, or play a friend on the same device, with 10, 15 or 20 pairs.
Sports
Bowling with real physics: the ball skids through the oil, hooks on the back end and sends the pins flying. It's always five lanes: bowl against the computer or up to four friends, on one device or by link.
Sports
A pool simulator with real physics and the complete rules: spin, massé and jump shots that play like they do on a real table, a referee who calls every foul, and twelve disciplines, from Mata-Mata to artistic pool. Play against the computer or a friend, on the same device or by link.
Casual
The Queen of Hearts' casino slot: five reels, 243 ways to win, free spins, the Diamond Vault and five jackpots. The MAJOR and the GRAND grow with every player's bets. You start with $300 in play money. Demo mode, just for fun: every win and loss is fictional.
Card games
Poker against the dealer at the Queen of Hearts' table: place the ANTE, look at your three cards and decide to play or fold. The dealer only plays with queen high or better, and the PAIR OR BETTER side bet pays on your hand alone, up to 40 to 1. You start with 500 play chips. Demo mode, just for fun: wins and losses are fictional.
Card games
The Queen of Hearts' poker machine: get five cards, hold the good ones and draw once to replace the rest. Full-pay Jacks or Better, with a HINT for the right play and a DOUBLE UP after every win. You start with $1,000 in play money. Demo mode, just for fun: wins and losses are fictional.
Casual
A calm color-by-number puzzle set in Backyard Town: pick a paint pot and fill every area that has its number. Finish the page and the picture comes to life. Ten pages, from a little fish with 8 areas to Lia herself, with 28.
Strategy
The classic game of Sea Battle with medieval ships in 3D: set up your fleet, find where your opponent hid theirs and sink every ship. Take on the Jack, the Ace or the King of the other kingdom, or send a friend a link.
Arcade
3D pinball in the Steel Flames Foundry: every ball belongs to a hero, the Furnace calls the villains onto the table, and you take them down one at a time by finishing their missions, freeing the caged dragons and waking Lume to guard the drain.
Casual
European roulette at the Kingdom's table: pick a chip, bet on a number, a color, a dozen or several at once, and spin the 3D wheel to watch the ball race around until it stops. You start with $2,000 and can bet up to $500 a round. Demo mode, just for fun: every win and loss is fictional.
Card games
Classic Hearts at the Queen of Hearts' table: invite three people by link (or fill empty seats with bots) and play with no partners, each of you on your own phone. Pass three cards, dodge the queen of spades, shoot the moon, chat by text, and rematch as often as you like.
Puzzle
The classic dot-to-dot puzzle, set in Backyard Town: tap 1, 2, 3… and Lia's Magic Crayon reveals the picture, which fills with color and comes to life. Ten levels, from a 10-dot star to a 16-dot Scribble.
Puzzle
Classic peg solitaire, made of clay in Backyard Town: a ball jumps over its neighbor into an empty hole, and the one it jumps comes off the board. Leave just one — finish in the center hole for 3 stars. Seven levels, from the Cross to the full board.
Card games
Classic American Spades at the Queen of Hearts' table: invite three people by link or fill empty seats with bots, split into two teams and bid your tricks with spades as trump. Everyone plays on their own phone, with chat and rematches.
Puzzle
The classic disk puzzle, made of clay in Backyard Town. Move the whole tower from the first peg to the last, one disk at a time, and never put a bigger disk on a smaller one. There are 6 towers, from 3 to 8 disks, and the fewer moves you make, the more stars you earn.
Puzzle
A clay match-3 game from Backyard Town. Take the bottom ball from any column, line up 3 of the same color in the tray and send every match to its jar: the picture comes back in color. The levels never end, and each one asks you to think a little further ahead.
Board games
Clay dominoes from Backyard Town. Play with two, three or four players against Scribble (easy), Nino (medium) and Granny Quelonia (hard) — four at the table play as teams — or send a link and play with friends, each on their own device.
Casual
Lia's coloring book from Backyard Town: 20 pages to color with the paint bucket, the crayon and the eraser, hung on a clothesline that saves everything on your device.
Board games
Backyard Town's tic-tac-toe, made entirely of clay. Take on Scribble (easy), Nino (medium) or Granny Quelonia (hard — she never loses), or send someone a link and play on your own devices, whenever you can.
Racing & Driving
A forest trail turns into a kart race full of curves, rocks and close passes. Kiko Faísca battles three rivals for every inch and uses the electric boost to finish first before the clock runs out.
Card games
Sueca, Portugal's favorite trick-taking game for four, as played in the Kingdom of the Queen of Hearts: invite three people by link or fill empty seats with bots, set the partnerships and play on green felt, everyone on their own phone. Live scoring or a card-by-card count at the end, clean sweeps, shutouts and as many rematches as you like.
Board games
Scrapyard backgammon in Dália's workshop: brass drum lids against tires on a steel-plate board, with dice welded from junk. Take on the four villains, from the Tamer (very easy) to the Executive (hard), or send someone a link and play whenever you can, each on your own device. Standard backgammon: 15 checkers a side, the bar, home board, bearing off, doubles and the must-use-both-dice rule. First to bear off all 15 wins.
Strategy
Aim, pull and let go: Bruto Vale hurls tires, fuel cans and iron balls at the scrap piles where the Steel Flames thugs are perched. Knock them all down with the throws you've got, with a direct hit or by bringing the pile down. Every level is a physics knock-down puzzle, and every fifth level one of the four villains guards the toughest pile.
Card games
Baccarat at the Kingdom's table: bet on the player, the banker or a tie, and both hands draw according to fixed rules. The fun is in the reveal — drag your finger across the card to bend it open until the suit shows. Two tables: one with the 5% commission and one with none at all. Demo mode, just for fun: every win and loss is fictional.
Card games
Blackjack at the Kingdom's table: you sit down with 500 chips, bet 5 to 500 a hand and try to get closer to 21 than the dealer without going over. Double down, split a pair, take insurance. Blackjack pays 3 to 2 and the dealer stands on all 17s. Demo mode, just for fun: every win and loss is fictional.
Card games
Three solitaire games in one: classic Klondike with a one- or three-card draw, FreeCell with every card face up, and Spider with two decks. Tap a card and it finds its spot, or drag it where you want it.
Board games
Scrapyard chess in Dália's workshop: pieces welded from junk — brass against steel and tire rubber — on a rusty steel-plate board. Take on the four villains, from the Tamer (very easy) to the Executive (hard), or send someone a link and play whenever you can, each of you on your own phone. Full chess: castling, en passant, promotion, checkmate, stalemate and the draw rules.
Strategy
Tower defense in the Steel Flames junkyard: the Executive's thugs come up the road in waves toward Dália's workshop. Place Lume, Kiko, Bruto and Dália in their spots, plug the road with tires, crates and cars, and turn every downed villain into parts for a stronger defense. Beat all twenty waves and the workshop is safe. A boss every five waves.
Board games
Checkers in Dália's workshop, with drums against tires on a steel-plate board and six rule sets: Brazilian, American checkers (English draughts), Russian, Spanish, Italian and Thai. Take on the four villains, from the Tamer (very easy) to the Executive (hard), or send someone an invite link and play whenever you can, each of you on your own phone.
Word games
A classic crossword on a steel plate: tap a square, read the clue and type — a correct word gets hammered in with a shower of sparks. Eight plates from 7×7 to 13×13, each with its own theme, and Bruto Vale with a sledgehammer in hand. No lives, no rush: the plate remembers where you left off.
Puzzle
A jigsaw puzzle the traditional way: the pieces start shuffled in a tray and you drag each one onto the table — in the right spot it snaps in, and neighboring pieces lock together and move as one. Ten pictures of the Steel Flames junkyard city, from 30 to 2,000 pieces. The game saves where you left off.
Action
Kiko is in the crane cab and the hook never stops swinging. Tap to drop each piece — car, crate, drum, fuel can, tire — onto the pile and build as high as you can: the tower really leans and falls, the wind blows up high and the Tamer shows up throwing burning tires.
Arcade
Blocks of pressed scrap tumble down the furnace shaft and Kiko can't keep up alone: turn and fit each one; Lume melts every gap-free row with one breath of fire. The batch speeds up every 10 rows — and if the shaft jams, it's over.
Trivia & Quizzes
Ten crypto questions, each harder than the last, and a whole bitcoin at the end. Every right answer doubles the satoshis in Lume's hardware wallet; one wrong answer — or 60 seconds without answering — and the hacker drains the wallet and takes it all.
Arcade
The band plays, but you are the drummer: Kiko Faísca built a kick, snare, hi-hat and tom out of junkyard barrels and cans. Eight rounds (seven songs, then the first one again, much faster), with more of the kit in your hands each round. Hit on time, keep the combo and call Lume in before the thug crowd boos you off.
Shooter
A shootout seen from right behind Dália. The Foundry's thugs come at you on foot, duck behind crates, fire single shots, bursts and shotgun spreads, and lob grenades. Roll to dodge, shoot the weapons lying on the ground to pick them up, and clear the warehouse, the yard, the highway and the dam. From the Steel Flames franchise.
Racing & Driving
Skate down the junkyard highway as Kiko Faísca: dodge or hop barrels, tires and oil slicks, hit the ramps and grab turbo cans — and outlast the Driver's cage truck when it pulls in ahead and dumps junk on the road. An endless race played in portrait mode, from the Steel Flames franchise.
Puzzle
Turn the pipes and carry Lume's fire to the engine before her flame burns out. A pipe puzzle played in portrait mode, from the Steel Flames franchise, with stages generated on the spot — each one knottier — and the Warden closing in as the flame runs low.
Adventure
Bounce up the radio tower girder by girder as Lume, the Steel Flames dragon hatchling. Reach the antenna at the top and the tower starts over under a new sky, harder than before. Girders that crack and slide, spring barrels, smelters to stomp and nets to dodge — how many stages can you take?
Shooter
A shooter in the skies over the scrap city. Fly Lume in any direction, blast jetpack smelters with fireballs and face the four Steel Flames bosses across stages that loop back harder every time.
Racing & Driving
Take the scrap buggy down the broken Scrap Age highway, dodging barrels, wrecks, rocks and the dragons that cross whenever they feel like it. Close calls score points; nitro doubles everything, but the plant oil runs out.
Shooter
Wild dragons laid their eggs on the shelves of Dália's workshop. Throw lug wrenches and smash the eggs before they hatch — but keep your hands off the blue ones, which belong to Lume. Rounds last 40 seconds, each one faster than the last.
Arcade
A 3D action adventure through a scrap city, broken highways and a dam full of dragons. Pick one of three heroes, take on the smelters, rescue the hatchling Lume and fight your way through four stages to give the creatures of the scrap city their freedom back.
Shooter
A fixed-screen 3D shooter. The fleet comes in waves and you're the last line of defense.
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Fast-paced games that put your reflexes to the test.
Quick runs. Big scores. Ready for another try?
Explore new worlds and see where the adventure takes you.
Make your next move count, one card at a time.
Got a few minutes? Make time for a little fun.
Corners, straightaways, and a car to keep under control.
Get in the game and put your skills to the test.
Think ahead and make every move count.
Learn the moves and take on your next opponent.
Play with letters and put your vocabulary to the test.
Test what you know and learn something new.
Look closer, try a new approach, and piece it together.
Step into a new role and set off on an adventure.
Explore new ways to build, manage, and experiment.
A fresh challenge, one move at a time.
Test your aim and keep your reflexes sharp.
