Rakushki
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A pair of tile-matching puzzle games built by a SUNY Oswego student team (IRONKLADD): Shariki, a straightforward Bejeweled-style match-3, and Bombi, an original variant where grouping same-colored tiles into a 2x2 square creates a timed bomb. Confirmed genuinely functional on both platforms: a real click-then-click (desktop) and tap-then-tap (phone) swap produced a real three-in-a-row match, a real score increase from 0 to 6, and a real board cascade as tiles cleared and refilled. A Google Analytics beacon was stripped from the shipped build before publishing.
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Made by Two tile-matching games in one - Shariki and Bombi, 2015. Published here under the MIT licence. Source code.
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