
FAREDUNI / PICK A LITTLE CHALLENGE
Your next break.
Your kind of game.
Drop a line, guide a rover or set a bowling delivery. The three playable originals sit beside nine illustrated proposals, each with its own page and a clear indication of what you can do now.
FOLLOW A GENRE THROUGH THE SHELF
Browse by mood
Choose a genre to narrow the shelf, then check the availability label. A category describes the subject; the playable filter identifies entries that contain an actual round to start.
Arcade
For moving targets and immediate feedback, open Tidebend or Glimmer Run. One follows a hook through the water; the other asks you to find space in an approaching lane.
↗02Sports
Explore the relationship between a target and a chosen delivery. Lane & Roll already offers five bowling frames, while Pocket Putt is still a visual proposal for a miniature course.
↗03Puzzle
Examine how objects might be recognised, matched or arranged in a small space. These puzzle entries currently present illustrated directions and written observations rather than working levels.
↗04Adventure
A parcel in the sky, a forest path and a distant planet suggest different journeys. Their concept pages consider how the artwork communicates a destination before any playable adventure exists.
↗01 / FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
What would you like to practise?
Decide what you want to practise: judging a moving catch, leaving room around obstacles or comparing two shot settings. Each working title gives that question a different setting.
Let the next crossing guide you.
Watch one fish travel beneath the boat, then consider where the hook will meet it. A measured cast reveals more than a hurried string of drops.
Tidebend60-second round ↗Leave room around the approaching stones.
Read the incoming stones before following a coin across the lane. A shield kept for later can be more valuable than a pickup reached through a narrow gap.
Glimmer Run45 seconds / 3 shields ↗Compare one setting per delivery.
Use the five fresh bowling racks to compare a controlled adjustment. Keep aim or power steady while changing the other, then inspect the pins left behind.
Lane & Roll5 frames ↗CHOOSE A QUESTION FOR YOUR BREAK
Fit a round into your break
These routes through the collection are optional ways to spend a break. They impose no schedule, streak or required daily visit. Read the relevant controls and stop whenever the time you set aside is over.
Watch one crossing before another cast.
Spend one Tidebend minute watching the delay between a drop and a passing fish. Even a single round can answer a useful question about where to position the boat.
Open Tidebend ↗FIND THE CONTROLS BEFORE PLAYING
Make the controls comfortable
Find the control summary near the game title before opening the play area. A separate-window link below the embedded game provides another viewing option when the surrounding page leaves too little room on your screen.
Give the play area focus.
Give the game focus by selecting its play area before relying on keyboard shortcuts. Its own control panel identifies the movement and action keys. Outside that focused area, ordinary page links and form fields still have their usual roles.
Find room for the touch controls.
On a touch screen, begin with the buttons provided by the original game. Try the separate game window if more room would help, and let the layout settle after rotating the device before judging the next moving target.
Locate movement, action and pause.
Look for movement, action and pause before beginning so the opening round can teach you about play rather than button locations.
Identify the moment worth comparing.
Identify the cast made too late, the coin that led into a stone or the power change that obscured a promising bowling line.
Make the next attempt deliberate.
Alter the decision you identified and compare the result. Understanding a successful action can be useful even when the final score stays below your best.
04 / IDEAS STILL TAKING SHAPE
Nine ideas on the drawing board
The following covers belong to unfinished proposals. Their pages discuss possible directions and visible artwork; they do not hide a released level, confirmed launch date or functioning score behind the concept label.

Cloud Courier
Adventure / CONCEPT ↗A small parcel with a sky-wide journey.

Moss & Marbles
Puzzle / CONCEPT ↗Rounded pieces in a small garden circle.
Pixel Pantry
Puzzle / CONCEPT ↗Familiar ingredients in a pocket-sized arrangement.

Orbit Post
Adventure / CONCEPT ↗A tiny delivery beneath enormous planets.

Loop Lagoon
Puzzle / CONCEPT ↗A little canoe and an unmistakable loop.

Pocket Putt
Sports / CONCEPT ↗A little green framed around a single target.

Pebble Stacks
Puzzle / CONCEPT ↗Three quiet stacks, three questions of balance.

Lantern Trail
Adventure / CONCEPT ↗Follow the lanterns where the woodland path bends.

Bubble Bureau
Puzzle / CONCEPT ↗Bubble sorting at an underwater counter.
05 / A COLLECTION YOU CAN RETURN TO
Keep your favourite discoveries
Build your own set of picks.
Build My picks with the Save buttons on entries that interest you. A working game and a visual concept can share the list, making it easy to return for either kind of visit.
Open saved entries ↗Retain a record on this browser.
Allow local saves if you want finished attempts to contribute to the personal-best record. That record belongs to this browser’s copy of the site and is not a standing among other players.
See session notes ↗Share a specific playing observation.
On a playable title, the discussion area offers room for an observation another visitor might use. Explain the control or situation involved so the reader can understand the experience behind your note.
Read posting guidance ↗RELEASE STATUS AT A GLANCE
Know what you are opening
A playable label leads to an available game on the title’s own page. Its controls let you begin, complete and repeat a round. If optional saving is enabled, the result can also contribute to the browser’s personal score record.
A concept label leads to artwork and notes about an unfinished direction. It does not indicate a hidden level or scheduled release. Adding that entry to My picks retains a link to the discussion, without turning the proposal into an available game.
Switch the catalogue to playable-only when you want to begin immediately. Restore the full view when your purpose is to browse the ideas that are still taking shape.
LOCAL RECORDS / OPTIONAL SAVING
Your records, on your terms
Optional storage keeps selected titles, personal records and recent finished attempts in the browser you are using. There is no account to create for those features and no automatic publication of their contents to other visitors.
The storage setting controls these optional browser records. Posting to the community panel is a different action with a public result: other visitors may read the name and message you submit, so avoid including personal details.
SEND A CLEAR QUESTION TO FAREDUNI
Tell us where it went wrong
A useful fault report describes a short path to the problem. Include the title, browser and last input, then explain the response you expected and what appeared instead. Mention whether repeating those same steps produces the same result.
Choose the title’s discussion panel for a public playing tip. Send technical or information-handling questions through Contact, where the form opens a draft in your email application. Review that draft and decide whether to send it from there.
Write to the desk
QUESTIONS ABOUT THE COLLECTION
Useful answers before you start
Check each entry’s availability before opening it. Fareduni retains optional selections and results only when you enable local saving.
Which titles contain an available game?
The playable set consists of Tidebend, Glimmer Run and Lane & Roll. Nine further entries explore ideas in development. Their covers and notes are available to browse, but those proposals do not contain additional released games.
Is signing in or paying necessary to start a round?
The working titles open directly from their pages and use their own Start control. They require no account or purchase, and their points have no monetary prize attached.
Will My picks and personal records follow me to a different browser?
Each browser and domain keeps its own optional selection and score history. The site provides no synchronisation between devices; removing the local site data also removes the records held there.
Which features remain available with optional saving switched off?
The complete catalogue and all three playable games remain accessible. Your preference is remembered, but optional favourites, personal records and completed-session history are not retained between visits.
What details belong in a fault report?
Contact Fareduni with the affected title, device and browser, followed by the few actions that led to the fault. Identifying the last button or key used makes a report easier to reproduce.

