LoopSnare

Little dots dart across the screen and you catch them by drawing loops around them. Circle them, close the ring, done — that's a point. Circle a bomb instead and a life's gone, three total. The dots get faster and sneakier, bunching together then scattering the moment your finger lands. There's a moment of genuine triumph when you corral three at once with one lazy loop, and genuine dread when a bomb sits right in the middle of the cluster you were aiming for. The game rewards patience over speed, which is rare, and you learn to wait — wait for the group to cluster, then strike.