Defrag
Your files are in bits all over the disk. Move the blocks so every file sits in one tidy run, in order, like the defragmenters of the 1990s.
How to play
- Tap a block, then tap an empty cluster to move it there. Each move counts.
- A file is defragmented when its blocks sit in one unbroken run, in order (1, 2, 3…) reading left to right and on to the next row.
- Files can go anywhere on the disk, and the runs can wrap from one row to the next.
- Finished files lock in with a glow. Par is the number of moves we used to scramble it.
More games
RewindFive nerdy moments. Put them in order.
Logic LabFlip the switches, light the right bulbs.
PhosphorMix red, green and blue light to match the colour.
TerraformFence off a planet, one line at a time.
Carrier WaveRide the signal through the static.
Nerd WordGuess the day’s nerdy five-letter word.
Load BalancerRoute the web traffic before a server melts.
OverloadWatch the CPU. Kill the runaway processes.
Atomic LizardStomp a cardboard city in glorious black and white.
Bounce PainterBounce the ball to paint a mystery picture.
Sheep JumpBounce a sheep up to the stars.
CaterpillarMunch leaves, grow up, become a butterfly.