Drop the pair where it counts
Move, turn and drop the falling loot. Swords next to a goblin cut it; hearts and potions heal you; shields build armor. The board is your hand.
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Every drop is a tactical turn.
Loot falls two tiles at a time. Where you set it decides whether it matches, whether it cascades, and whether the goblin on the floor takes a sword to the face or a potion to the hand. Monsters fight for the same board you are building on.
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HOW IT PLAYS
A six-by-ten board, one falling pair, and a monster standing on the floor. Three rules carry the whole game.
Move, turn and drop the falling loot. Swords next to a goblin cut it; hearts and potions heal you; shields build armor. The board is your hand.
Two of a kind clear. Clears drop what stood above, and a well-placed pair turns one clear into a cascade that fills your pockets and empties the monster’s.
Every wave seats a monster on the board. Bosses take four cells and bite back. Let the loot reach the roof and the run is over.
Between waves the Forge offers three upgrades for the coins you cleared. Sharper swords, thicker armor, richer tiles — or skip and keep the coins.
CHAPTERS
Browse the chapters from the camp. Each one paints its own home and its own board, and every stage is data — the same rules, thousands of levels.
The goblin forest. Fifty stages, goblins and their warden.
A moonlit harbour. Opens when Greenspine’s fortieth stage falls.
The dragon’s forge. Lava, brass and the boss that guards it.
SCREENS
Captured today, unretouched. The look you see here is the look you play.






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