Kiln

A round screen deserves a round well. Blocks fall from the rim toward the centre. The bezel is not a substitute for arrow keys here — it IS the position. Turning it carries the piece around the ring, and the ring has no ends: there is no wall to get stuck against and no edge to run out of. On a round screen this is the shape the game wanted to be all along. Complete a full ring and it burns away, and everything above it drops inward. Take one ring at a time and you stay safe. Hold your nerve, keep stacking, and take three or four rings at once and you score several times as much. That is the whole game: the safe clear, or the greedy one. Chain clears without a miss and the multiplier climbs. Made for Wear OS smartwatches with a rotating bezel (Galaxy Watch Classic and similar); it also works on watches with a rotating crown. • Eight slots around, eight layers deep • Every piece is telegraphed: the next shape is shown at the angle it enters • A ghost marks where the piece will land, and a short grace period lets you slide it in at the last moment • Tap the screen to drop the piece at once — you set the pace, and hurrying costs you a little • Vibration and sound carry the timing — the rate tells you what is happening, never the loudness • Works offline, no account, collects no data • No ads, no in-app purchases

First release. Turn the bezel to steer the falling piece into an empty slot and close the ring. Tap the screen to drop it instantly. • 8 slots, 8 layers • Clearing several rings at once is worth more • Combo multiplier for back-to-back clears • Every event has its own haptic pattern — you can follow the game without looking • Sound can be turned off from the result screen