Glowing data cells pulse across a neon grid and you tap them before their energy dissipates. Rare gold cells trigger a cascade that lights up neighbouring squares for bonus points. The grid expands with each wave, filling with more cells than you can possibly clear — decide fast which ones matter most.

Planets and moons swing in lazy orbits around a central star and you tap each one to pull it into your collection. Larger planets score more but move slower, while tiny moons zip past in a blink. A black hole drifts in every few rounds, warping every orbit unpredictably and swallowing uncollected worlds.

A grid of tiles lights up in a sequence — watch carefully, then tap them back in the exact same order. One tile is added every round. The tiles look identical once dark, so your spatial memory is the only tool you have. Miss a single tile out of sequence and the whole chain resets.