Jollysnap

Jollysnap is a portrait sorting game set inside a hand-drawn moon-rabbit clockwork workshop.

Parts fall into four buffer columns. Drag the lowest available part to the matching cog, spring, or lens assembly socket. Dotted scrap pieces belong in the recycler. Correct assembly advances the order, while incorrect slots spend a move and return the part.

Every fifth drop can trigger a forecast magnet pulse. Metal parts shift toward the center when an adjacent space is open, changing which pieces are available next.

Complete an order before the move counter reaches zero to earn score, replenish moves, and continue into increasingly deceptive endless orders.

Moonchutes provide an optional shortcut: select an available real part to assemble it without spending a move. Moonchutes persist between sessions. The rewarded video offer on the home screen is optional; closing or failing it never blocks the game.

Features:
- Single-finger drag controls designed for portrait phones
- Three distinct part silhouettes plus clearly marked scrap decoys
- Queued magnet pulses and changing buffer layouts
- Endless orders with increasing decoy pressure
- Persistent Moonchute inventory and sound controls
- Colored-pencil and graphite moon-rabbit workshop art