WeEvolve Games · Guide
A quiet puzzle, a tactical decision or one more go?
Three different ways to play on iPhone, with a WeEvolve game for each.
Before choosing a game, decide what kind of attention you want to give it. Sometimes you want room to think. Sometimes you want a quick challenge where the timing of a single move matters. These three WeEvolve games offer different starting points.
We make all three. This is a guide to our own games, rather than a ranking of the wider App Store.
For an untimed puzzle: Ringbloom
Ringbloom asks you to turn rings, match colours and grow a garden. Its untimed puzzle format is the relevant distinction: you can think about the next arrangement without choosing a game built around racing a clock.
Choose it when arranging and matching sounds more appealing than reacting quickly. The product page shows the game and explains its current features, so you can decide whether the style suits you before downloading.
For planning a move: Warden
Warden is a tactics roguelite in which enemies show their intentions before you act. That makes planning your response central to the decision in front of you.
Choose it when you want to weigh up a move and its consequences. Its appeal is different from a colour-matching puzzle: the question is what to do about the next threat, with the information the game gives you.
For timing and a higher score: Brinkball
Brinkball is a one-thumb arcade game built around aiming, timing your flip and trying for a higher score.
Choose it when the next attempt is the attraction. A simple control scheme and a timing challenge offer a different kind of session from studying a board before making a move.
Check the details that matter to you
The right format is only part of the choice. Check the current product page and App Store listing for device compatibility, purchases and features that matter to you. If offline play, accessibility or a particular control option is essential, confirm it for that game rather than assuming every small independent game works the same way.
You can find the current product and App Store links together in the WeEvolve games directory.