About Mornexu
Mornexu is a small site run from Canada by Daniel Kowalski. He writes the pages, answers the mail and pays for the hosting. The “we” you read across the site is editorial habit, not a company with staff.
The site started as a place to write honestly about casual puzzle games on Android. It is now also where we build a game of our own.
We are making our own game
Sweet Slice is a candy-slicing game: sweets fly up from the bottom of the screen, you cut them with a swipe, you chain combos and you stay away from the bombs. Every 300 points is a new level, and each level is faster and more crowded than the last. Coins from each round buy upgrades for the next one.
What is on the site now is an early demo. It has one mode, eight kinds of sweets and four upgrades, and the balance is still being tuned: how fast the levels ramp, what upgrades cost and how often bombs show up. Expect numbers to change between visits. Your progress is kept only in your own browser, so clearing site data resets it.
If something feels unfair, too easy or broken, that is exactly what we want to hear. Tell us what device you were on and roughly what level you reached, at [email protected].
The Play Store games on the home page
The home page also compares two games from Google Play: Toon Blast by Peak and Homescapes by Playrix. They are there for a plain reason. We like playing them, and we think the difference between them is worth writing about.
This is not advertising. Neither studio asked for the page, paid for it or has ever been in contact about it. The “Open on Google Play” buttons go straight to the public store listing, with no affiliate tag and no tracking of our own. We get nothing if you install either game, and we point out their ads and in-app purchases because you should know before you install.
If we add more games from the store, the same rule applies: only games we actually play, and never for money.
Getting in touch
Corrections, game feedback and everything else go to one address. Contact and reply times