Original game collection

How to play the new MiniGames UK originals

Garden Rush

Garden Rush turns the popular plant-and-upgrade loop into a compact browser session. Choose a seed, tap an empty plot to plant it, tap once while it grows to water it, then tap again after the progress bar fills to harvest. Carrots are cheap and fast, while tomatoes and pumpkins need more coins but return a larger reward.

• Fill several plots with carrots before saving for expensive seeds.
• Harvest mature crops within a few seconds of one another to build the value chain.
• Upgrade water speed first when you play actively; choose market value when you prefer larger harvests.

Block Bloom

Block Bloom is an 8×8 placement puzzle. Select one of the three available pieces, then tap the cell where the piece’s top-left corner should land. A complete row or column disappears immediately. You receive another set only after all three current pieces have been used, so the order matters.

• Keep the centre flexible instead of filling it with awkward single cells.
• Place the hardest or largest piece first, then use smaller pieces to repair the board.
• A move that clears both a row and a column is worth more and also creates more room.

Merge Orchard

Merge Orchard uses six vertical stacks. Tap a column to drop the next fruit. When the top two fruit in that column match, they combine into the next level; a new match can trigger another merge immediately. The next three fruit are shown above the board.

• Use neighbouring columns for the two fruit levels you receive most often.
• Do not build every column to the same height; preserve one or two escape columns.
• Check the full three-fruit preview before choosing where the first fruit should land.

Screw Sort

Screw Sort begins with mixed coloured screws and two empty trays. Tap a source tray, then tap a destination. A screw can move to an empty tray or onto a screw of the same colour. The puzzle is complete when every non-empty tray contains four screws of one colour.

• Treat the empty trays as temporary workspaces rather than permanent colour trays.
• Expose repeated colours before committing a tray to one colour.
• Use Undo immediately after a move that blocks both empty spaces.

Parking Rush

Parking Rush is a sliding-vehicle puzzle. Tap a vehicle to select it, then move it with the on-screen arrows or keyboard arrow keys. Horizontal vehicles only move left and right; vertical vehicles only move up and down. Clear the exit lane, move the red car to the right edge and press Right once more to leave the board.

• Work backwards from the vehicle that directly blocks the red car.
• Moving a long vehicle often requires clearing the cells at both ends first.
• Restarting is useful when several temporary moves have trapped the main blocker.

Neon Obby Run

Neon Obby Run is an endless obstacle runner. Tap the canvas or press Space to jump, then jump again in the air for a second boost. Shift or the Dash button gives a short burst that can smash an obstacle and recover a difficult run. Gaps, walls and floating drones become harder as the speed rises.

• Save the second jump until you know whether the next obstacle needs it.
• Dash through a wall only when the cooldown indicator says it is ready.
• Follow energy-orb arcs: they often show a safe jump path over the current challenge.

Which game should you try first?

Choose Garden Rush for a progression loop, Block Bloom or Screw Sort for a slower puzzle, Merge Orchard for quick cascading rewards, Parking Rush for level-based problem solving, and Neon Obby Run for reflex play. Each public game page also includes its own controls, three-step instructions and practical tips.