Ship & Fish

A ship that can't sink but absolutely can get eaten - that's the setup in Ship & Fish. You're not steering into battle, you're steering away from it, and the fish come from every direction at once.

The controls are simple: move left, right, up, or down, and that's it. No weapons, no upgrades, just you dodging a screen full of teeth. The longer you survive, the higher your score climbs, and the game keeps turning the screws by throwing more fish at you the further you get.

It's the kind of game that rewards fast reflexes over big strategy, which makes it an easy pickup during a coffee break. If you'd rather flex your brain on something slower-paced, Mahjong Connect is sitting right there in the Brain games section waiting for you.

Because there's no blood and no complicated menus, it's genuinely one to hand over without worrying what anyone will see - just fish, water, and a ship trying its best.

Keep your ship alive by steering clear of every fish on screen - survive as long as possible and your score keeps climbing.

Use the arrow keys to move: Left and Right shift you sideways, Up and Down move you vertically. That's the entire control scheme, so all your focus goes into reading where the fish are headed.

Fish come from all directions, so don't fixate on just one threat - glance around the whole screen before committing to a move. The game gets tougher the longer you last, so early caution pays off later.