Physics games
Physics games hand you a world that obeys real rules and then let you break it. In Haulzo the furniture has weight: a couch swings on its own inertia, a fridge barely creeps unless somebody takes the other end, and a vase you were rough with is worth 40%. In Meltspell every pixel is simulated matter — sand slides, lava eats through stone, and water meeting lava sets into obsidian you can build a wall from mid-fight. And in Gustyard the air is the physics — thousands of individual leaves pushed by cones of moving air, with wet ones that weigh more and a pond that swallows whatever lands in it.
Gustyard
Everyone in the yard has a leaf blower — build your pile, blow theirs apart, and hold it until the bell.
Haulzo
Four movers, one flat, one clock — and the couch you are dragging can have a rival on the other end of it.
Meltspell
Melt your rival’s fort with real, simulated matter — and chase the gem that runs for its life.