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A two-color block glides down the conveyor toward you, and a single double-tap is all it takes to split it clean in half. The moment it breaks apart, each half drifts off on its own, pulled toward the bin that matches its color. The catch is timing. The bins don't stay put — they swap positions, and if a half is still drifting when the swap happens, it misses its target. Split too early and the halves wander into the wrong spot before the bins settle. Split too late and there's no time left to cross before they move again. Every block asks the same question in a slightly different shape: is this the moment to split, or should it drift a little further first? Reading the conveyor's rhythm against the bins' swap becomes the whole game — a quiet puzzle of color, timing, and two halves finding their way home. Game moves through 14 levels, each tightening the window between split and swap, asking for a calmer eye and a steadier tap than the one before it.

Dramvokyn Blocks