Rainbow Β· Kai Universe
Eleven games. One is for the dealers. Two of them are football. The rest are about the one thing that actually cleans a room β moving air.
For the dealers, not the kids. Real timers. Come back tomorrow.
Straight from Claude Design. Nothing to do with vacuums.
Phone flat on the table, best of three. Push the ball with magnetic polarity instead of feet β then change the whole game with Giant Orb, Swarm, Wide Goals, Slippery, or No Polarity.
Five-a-side built for exactly two thumbs β stick on the left, PASS / SHOOT / TACKLE on the right. Play a half against the CPU and try not to end DEAD LEVEL.
Hand the tablet over and walk away.
A side-scrolling runner where your speed is your airflow. Punch β blocks for wings and turbo, deploy gear from the backpack, run down Big C with Boots at your side. Three secrets hidden inside.
Drag to aim the ice breath and sweep a room clean. Stop moving and the dirt just packs in deeper β six rooms, dust bunnies, and a Big C boss fight.
One phone, two thumbs, sixty seconds. Both players hoover the same room β and the dirtier canister wins. Solo mode plays against Big C.
The one that started it. Drag through matching products, close a loop to clear a colour, bank attachments for TURBO, and scrub Big C out of the whole house.
Built for the appointment, not the playground.
Tell it who lives in the house β pets, kids, carpet, shoes-on β and it sends you the mess a house like that actually makes. Defend the floor with the attachments built for it. Maps, waves, difficulty, bosses.
Door to door down the hallway. Spend watts, place attachments, hold the living room β and Big C adapts to whatever you used last time.
Rotate the ducting so every outlet runs clean. Air has to pass through the basin β the whole product in one puzzle. Turn-limited, with a par score.
Eight ideas, one bracket, six matchups. You judge each pair on the five things that made RIPPLE work β and the last two standing are the ones worth building.
On a tablet or phone, open a game and choose Add to Home Screen from the browser's share menu. It gets its own icon and opens full-screen with no browser bars β the easiest way to hand it to a kid.
The four Arcade games run entirely offline once loaded β no signal needed in a basement. The Demo Floor games load their engine from the web on first open, so give them a moment and a connection.