How to play

Every rule boiled down to a few lines, the controls in one table, and three guides with the habits that matter most.

The rules in brief

Seawall Breaker

A ball, a paddle and a wall of coloured bricks between you and the open sea. Keep the ball in the air, aim it with the edge of the paddle and clear every breakable brick to bring up the next wall.

Night falls over the harbour and the raiders come in formation: darts, orbs, armoured hexagons and fast crossers. You have one patrol craft, a shield and a steady trigger. Clear each wave to bring on the next.

Dockside Crates

Crates made of four squares come down the chute one after another. Turn them, slide them and set them down so that they fill complete rows across the dock: a full row is shipped out and everything above it drops. Let the stack reach the top and the shift is over.

Controls at a glance

Game	Touch	Mouse	Keyboard
Seawall Breaker	drag to move, tap to launch	paddle follows the pointer, click launches	← → or A D, Space launches
Harbour Watch	drag to steer, hold to fire	craft follows the pointer, hold the button to fire	← → or A D, hold Space to fire
Dockside Crates	tap turns, drag moves, flick down drops, flick up holds	use the keyboard or the on-screen pad	← →, ↑ / X / Z turn, ↓, Space, C

In every game

P or Esc pauses, M switches the sound on or off, and the game pauses by itself when you change tab or scroll it away. Settings (the slider icon in the game menu) let you turn on the on-screen pad, the landing shadow or vibration.

Guides

Reading the paddle: angles in Seawall Breaker — Most lost balls come from treating the paddle as a wall. It is a steering wheel.
Reading a formation in Harbour Watch — Every wave has the same three phases. Knowing which one you are in tells you where to be.
Flat stacking and the open column — Three habits do most of the work in Dockside Crates: a flat surface, one open column and a sensible use of Hold.