GGPH Game

GGPH Game, Two games on a drawing board.

GGPH looks like a technical drawing because it behaves like one: everything is linework, areas are hatched rather than filled, and the numbers it shows you are the real ones. No accounts, no energy timers, nothing to unlock.

BRIM
Press and hold anywhere on the sheet and a circle grows from your fingertip. Let go before it touches another circle, an obstacle, or the edge. Cover as much of the sheet as you can before the round ends.

The whole game is how long you dare hold. Bursting costs you no lives — there are none — only the seconds you spent holding, which in a timed round is the real price. Every 15% of the sheet you cover adds another eight seconds, and the bar along the bottom shows how close the next one is, so a bold circle at the right moment is worth more than two safe ones.

Obstacles keep dropping in while you deliberate, faster as the round goes on, so hesitating costs you room. The number beside your circle is its radius, not the space you have left — judging that is the game, and nothing on screen will tell you.

BISECT
A shape appears with a target split, and you get one straight cut. Drag the line across it, lift, and you are scored on how close the two pieces came to the ratio.

The tolerance is shown and it tightens every round, from about nine percent down to one. Shapes gain corners and grow more irregular. After the first few rounds the target stops being a simple half and starts asking for one-to-two or one-to-three — and either side can be the small piece, so there is nothing to second-guess.

The real skill is choosing where to cut, not just how steadily. Sliding a line changes the split in proportion to how long the cut is, so a short cut through the narrow part of a shape is far more forgiving than a long one. Your streak multiplies the score up to ten times over, and one sloppy cut resets it.

Every cut shows you both pieces as percentages rather than a pass or a fail, which is the only way to learn which way you tend to miss.

WHAT'S INSIDE
- Two complete games — one a timed score attack, one endless
- Instant start, no tutorial to sit through
- Your best in each game, saved on your phone
- Notes for each game, with the actual numbers behind the tolerances
- Sound generated as it plays, so the app stays small

WHAT'S NOT INSIDE
- No account, login, or password
- No energy meters, lives to buy, or paywalls

HOW IT LOOKS
Cyan and amber linework on Prussian blue, with hatching instead of fills, dimension lines, registration ticks and a title block on every sheet. There is not a single gradient or glow anywhere in the app — a deliberate constraint, and the reason it does not look like anything else in this category.

Free to play, start to finish.