ZovraLink

Three panels. One target band. No clock running out the attempt. ZovraLink puts two rink-bay games on one bench. In Brine Bloom you hold the brine tap to raise three ice panels toward a target band that shifts with every plan, release at the right moment, and read the tilt and spoils count before you commit. The goal: land every panel inside its band before the plan ends. In Groove Audit you study two blade scrape-pattern sheets, a filed sheet and a floor sheet, laid out as a grid. One square differs. Find it, then type its row and column code on the keypad before the strikes run out. Both games share one home bench and one shift record, so plans and shifts build toward the same bay. Sixty Brine Bloom plans and eighty Groove Audit shifts are free from the start, arranged in day and night tiers you can revisit anytime. A single one-time purchase, the Frost Gauge Pass, opens larger boards — up to five panels and four columns, then wider still. Two games, one bench. Sixty plans, eighty shifts, free from the first tap. One purchase for the bigger boards, nothing recurring. No accounts, no ads between shifts.