DiavSmis

Before the wake bell rings on a polar research station, the galley needs today's menu spelled and the corridor run cleared. DiavSmis explains itself in the galley's own terms. Menu Board — the first game. A row of blanks sits on a board with letters hidden under bowls. Lift a bowl to peek at the letter underneath, then drag matching tiles from the rack into the blanks before the bell runs out. Three wrong tiles and the board resets. Rail Trolley — the second game. A meal trolley rolls along a ceiling rail through a dark corridor. Tap anywhere to swing it onto the other rail and steer past crates that only show when the lamps flicker. Collect the set number of trays without a knock to finish. Bowl — the cover over a letter tile. Lifting one costs nothing but a peek. Lamp — the corridor light. It flickers on a rhythm, showing a hazard for a beat before hiding it. Stove Key — a one-time purchase that opens the practice bench, an untimed form of both games with no bell or knock limit. Menu Board runs on memory and spelling against a clock. Rail Trolley runs on timing in the dark — together they cover one galley shift.