Guides
Guides and walkthroughs
The current Funlit games teach their controls quickly and leave room for mastery. These guides cover that deeper layer: level-by-level routes, the scoring rules spelled out in full, and the specific habits that separate clearing a level from clearing it cleanly.
They are written from the design side, so where a mechanic looks unfair the guide explains the underlying rule and gives you a practical way to improve. Nothing here is a spoiler in the story sense, these are skill games, and knowing the layout is where the skill starts.
Depot Dash
Play Depot Dash ›A 3D conveyor-routing puzzle where you switch junctions to send every parcel to the right exit.
- Mechanics
Depot Dash hazards explained: fragile parcels, express lanes and multi-way junctions
The later Depot Dash chapters stop being about where parcels go and start being about which routes are allowed. A breakdown of every hazard, what it constrains, and how to plan around it.
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Depot Dash three-star guide: what accuracy, efficiency and speed actually measure
Clearing a Depot Dash level and three-starring it are two different puzzles. Here is what each star rewards, why they pull against each other, and how to plan a route that earns all three.
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Splishi Splashi
Play Splishi Splashi ›A fast and frantic arcade game where a tiny fish fights to stay off the menu.
Upflux
Play Upflux ›A neon score-attack arcade game about routing energy orbs into the reactor before time runs out.
- Strategy
Upflux beginner's guide: surviving your first runs
Upflux gets hard fast, for reasons the first few attempts do not make obvious. What to do in your opening runs, which instincts to unlearn, and the habits worth building early.
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Upflux scoring explained: streaks, energy and why a dropped orb costs more than you think
How Upflux combines streak bonuses, reactor energy, missed-orb penalties, and careful lifts into one score-attack loop.
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