Avoid Waterdrops

Rain is falling, and the only thing standing between you and a soaking is a small upturned umbrella. Avoid Waterdrops puts you in control of that umbrella, sliding it left and right across the screen as droplets come plummeting down from above. The pace starts manageable, then quietly gets away from you.

Three hits is all you get before it's over. That small buffer makes the difference between panicked scrambling and actual decision-making — you can absorb a mistake or two, but leaning on that safety net too heavily will catch up with you. The rain doesn't give you much time to think.

Straightforward enough for younger players, but the escalating rain speed gives older ones something to chase. It's the kind of game that's over in under a minute the first time, then suddenly twenty minutes have passed.