Calm
games.

Walk into a 3D Gothic, Romanesque or Baroque church shared with other visitors. Sit in a pew, kneel, make the Sign of the Cross, offer peace to the room, say hello in a speech bubble, pray the Rosary bead by bead and light a votive candle to Our Lady with an intention only you can see.

Cute cờ caro: bunny vs kitten on a pastel board. Line up five faces before your rival — vs the computer or a friend.

Kneel at a 3D Buddhist shrine dressed for your language, light three sticks of one of five scented incenses and write your prayer. It appears stroke by stroke on a temple scroll while the incense burns for 30, 45 or 60 seconds.

Play chess against the computer. Choose your colour and one of four difficulty levels — no clock, so think as long as you like.

A hand holds a real sumi brush that swings under gravity. Dip it in the inkstone, then write over the faint kanji on washi paper. Pause for a stop, sweep fast for a tail, and the brush dries into kasure streaks. Graded on shape and the tome, hane and harai of each stroke.

Arrange flowers on a kenzan in a 3D tatami room. Press on the needles and drag up — the drag sets each stem's height and lean. Match the seasonal prompt, then the iemoto grades your work on the three heights, angle, negative space, taboo branches and colour, names it and ranks you.

Pitch-black carpets and grimy museum relics come in. Vacuum, foam, scrub and rinse until 100 beautiful patterns and paintings shine again.

One gift, one random phone. Tear the seals, slide the lid, peel the film, and collect all 20.

A real 3D potter's wheel. Pull the clay into a moon jar or a bud vase, keep the walls from wobbling, then glaze it and fire it.

Blast the mud off an old bike, a garden duck, a diner sign and a vending machine, and find what is hiding underneath. Mind the bell.

A cozy antique shop of fictional curiosities. Flip clue cards, haggle a fair price, find the collector who loves it and reunite a lost set.

A cozy bookshop where customers only remember a scrap of the story. Light up the shelves by tag, hand over the right book, pre-order what sold out and keep cash to restock.

A vinyl doll's two hands under a toy tap. Rub colourful foam over every zone, flip to reach the backs, then rinse and see tiny stars on every spot you missed.

A glowing gob on a 3D blowpipe. Keep it rolling, puff it up, reheat and squeeze the neck, then cool it into a clear vase before it sags or bursts.

A wobbly 3D washer and a windy line. Sort twelve garments by care label, balance the drum, hold steady through the spin and peg the socks before they blow next door.

A cosy patchwork block puzzle. Drop fabric patches on the quilting frame, sew full rows and columns, match prints and untie knots to finish ten quilt squares in three minutes.

A toy parking lot jammed solid. Slide the cars along their lanes and sneak the star car out the gate in 25 moves, past one-way arrows, a flip switch and lots with two star cars.

Buy broken phones, test every module, drag in parts or salvage from other phones, then price it and sell it to the right customer.

A flea market auction. Peek into two crates, hold to seal your bid against the regulars, then keep, fix and sell, or quick sell every item you win. Pairs on your shelf pay a bonus.

Paper lanterns float up, not down. Swipe their tethers in the right order, puff the fans and ride the wind to float them home through a dark window.

Jars of sunset-coloured sand at a seaside stall. Pour only the top layer onto its own colour, cork every jar, and beat the par on thirty puzzles. No timer.

Pick the strip that fits each zone of Pipa the doll's face, rub it flat, then peel it slowly along the arrows. Every strip flips into a star map with a secret pattern.

A cosy spa lab with cartoon clients. Pick three made-up bottles, rub each layer on evenly in the right order, keep their face sticker clear and snap the before-and-after.

A cartoon client brings a photo of a look. Snip and buzz 60 locks of hair to match its silhouette, turn the chair for the sides and back, and spin it round for the reveal. Hair only gets shorter!