Level Wren guide
Compare the controls
Compare the 6 input layouts, from the Q and E room turn in Rotate to the Nonogram Square grid. Recovery controls replace scores in this table.
| Game | Input | Recovery | Movement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jumping Clones | Keyboard | R: reset level | Jumping / timing |
| Rotate | Keyboard, desktop only | No key listed | Jumping / timing |
| Blumgi Slime | Mouse hold or Space | Restart button | Jumping / timing |
| Apple Worm | Keyboard | Restart button | Move by move |
| Lava and Aqua | Keyboard | Z or U: undo | Move by move |
| Nonogram Square | Mouse or touch | Z: undo · Y: redo | Move by move |
Narrow screen: drag the table sideways for the recovery and movement columns.
The differences that matter
Jumping Clones moves several characters with one set of keys. Rotate adds a room turn to walking and jumping. Blumgi Slime cuts the controls down to one held input, so all the skill is in timing.
Apple Worm and Lava and Aqua are grid puzzles played a move at a time. Nonogram Square has no character at all: you fill cells from number clues. Only Lava and Aqua and Nonogram Square list an undo key.
Money and age labels
All six open free in a desktop browser. CrazyGames records no in-game purchases for its three, and none of the six showed a shop in the screens we opened. Both portals place adverts around the game.
The six browser versions carry no PEGI or store ratings. CrazyGames sets 13 as its minimum age; Poki’s rules, in the version shown to our check from Thailand, say 16. The game pages describe what is on screen.
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