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Compare a quiet puzzle, a desktop strategy game, a portrait arcade game, and a separate Android closed test. Try the Windows games free in your browser before deciding whether to buy.
Windows + free desktop-browser demos
Both are compact single-player games with local saves, no in-game ads and no extra in-game purchases. Demo progress does not transfer to Windows.
Rules and garden guideUntimed cozy puzzle
Match connected plants, plan chain reactions, and preserve useful space. The free demo includes four gardens. Windows includes twelve gardens and seeded Free Garden with three rock settings.
Windows full edition: US$2.99
Rules and field guideReal-time desktop strategy
Protect an underwater fortress by timing four tactical modules. The free demo covers Stage 1. Windows includes the five-stage descent. Choose this game for timing and target-selection decisions.
Windows full edition: US$2.99
Official release
The Android production release is available now from the verified All Life Games listing on Google Play.
Game details
Action arcade · Boss rush
Move with one finger, collect stars, dodge hazards, and challenge 30 bosses.
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StarEatingGirl SpaceCleaner is a separate game currently available to approved testers.
Game details
Action arcade
Defend Earth with heroes and guardian pets through 200 stages.
Find the right experience
Choose this released portrait action game for short runs, one-finger movement, automatic attacks, collectible stars, and a boss encounter every 30,000 points. The official comic continues ASTRA's story outside the arcade stages.
Choose this separate closed-test game to help evaluate a longer 200-stage journey built around color matching, Earth defense, heroes, guardian pets, and stage-specific encounters. Test access is managed through Google Play and the official tester group.
The two STAR-EATING GIRL titles have Android and Web editions; Abyssal Bastion and Mosslight Grove have Windows editions and desktop-browser demos. The Web editions let visitors try the controls in a compatible desktop or mobile browser without replacing the Google Play release or closed-test process. A stable connection is recommended for the first Web download.
Every title keeps a separate release identity, support route, privacy disclosure, progression description, and status label. “Available now” is reserved for a public production listing; “Closed test” means access is limited and feedback is still being gathered. Browser play is labeled as a Web edition so visitors do not mistake it for a Google Play install or assume that progress transfers between editions.
The descriptions come from AllLife Games' own projects and are checked against the playable builds. They do not copy store reviews or promise performance on every device. If a platform link, stage count, control description, or release status becomes inaccurate, visitors can report the exact page through Support.
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