Catalog
All games
The Funlit Games catalog includes quick arcade challenges and compact puzzles. Browser-playable releases launch from their game pages, while store-only releases can still be listed with links to their platforms.
The current browser builds save progress and high scores in local storage on the device where you play. They do not currently provide global leaderboards or cloud saves; native releases may offer platform services such as Google Play leaderboards.
Which one should you start with?
Three games, three fairly different demands on you:
- Depot Dash, puzzle, thinking ahead.A 3D conveyor-routing puzzle where the belts never stop. You read a visible queue of parcels and set junctions before they arrive. Nothing is reaction-based and nothing is random; the pressure comes entirely from scheduling. Start here for deliberate route planning.
- Splishi Splashi, arcade, spatial awareness.You are a small fish and everything larger is closing in from all four directions. Proportional analogue steering makes pointer distance as important as direction. Short runs, immediate restarts, twenty achievements pulling you toward playing differently.
- Upflux, score attack, sustained focus.The hardest of the three and the one that punishes panic most. You relay energy orbs between stacked conveyor belts and into the reactor portal. Clean delivery streaks raise the score while every missed orb removes a large chunk of reactor energy.
Each current browser game is free to play and quick to learn. If you get stuck, the guides explain the scoring rules the games themselves only imply.
Splishi Splashi
A fast and frantic arcade game where a tiny fish fights to stay off the menu.
- 1 Player
- Arcade
Depot Dash
A 3D conveyor-routing puzzle where you switch junctions to send every parcel to the right exit.
- 1 Player
- Puzzle
Upflux
A neon score-attack arcade game about routing energy orbs into the reactor before time runs out.
- 1 Player
- Difficult