Mémoire vive: memories die hard. Blue toys and red drawings face off on a sheet of lined paper.

Real-time card duels, drawn in ink.

Toys from the 90s and the children's drawings battle on the living-room play mat. Three minutes, two piggy banks, a toy chest, and your ink filling up drop by drop.

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A game in one minute

1Tap a card in your hand. Its cost is in the blue drop.
2Tap your half of the mat: the toy springs out of an ink blot.
3It crosses the bridge and heads for the red towers. Bring down the Toy Chest: three crowns, and the game is yours.

A pocket version with ten cards. The real game has more than a hundred, plus spells, buildings, and a Night-light who plays much better.

The story

At night, when the house is asleep, the Night-light wakes up

She is the house's little AI. She reads the box in the attic and the drawings stuck on the fridge, and brings them to life.

The parents' toys, in blue. The children's drawings, in red. And between them, the living-room play mat, a stream and two bridges.

Real-time duels

Defend, counter-attack, bring the towers down

Three minutes, two Piggy Banks and a Toy Chest to defend. Your ink fills up drop by drop: play troops, buildings and spells at the right moment. In the last minute, ink flows twice as fast.

A battle on the living-room mat: blue toys against red drawings

Toys and drawings

More than a hundred cards, each with its own touch of madness

Paper planes loop the loop. The rocking horse builds up speed and charges. The modelling clay splits into pieces. The little mouse burrows under the mat.