Loop them

Drawing loops around stars sounds simple enough — until the screen fills up and your path starts looking impossibly tangled. Loop them is a game about spatial instinct more than anything else, the quiet satisfaction of threading a clean circle around a glittering point without clipping it on the way back around.

The pixelated aesthetic keeps things uncluttered, which is part of what makes a failed loop sting a little more. There's nowhere to hide the mistake. You either made it or you didn't.

Scoring higher means tightening your loops, taking risks, committing to paths that look dangerous before they look safe. The tension builds gradually, almost without you noticing, until suddenly you're holding your breath over a move that felt automatic two minutes ago.