ANVIL HOLDINGS
TETHYS DEEP MINING COLONY
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT: GATE NINE

You have been assigned to Gate Nine. Do not ask about the previous inspector.

Each shift, mine workers queue at your booth. Check their papers against their faces, against each other, and against daily Anvil Directives. The Directives change often to meet the needs of the company. Adherence to the Directives is mandatory. 

Crew, contractors and colonists use this gate. So do cyborgs, drones, and things that only look human. Some even tell you the truth. Use the tools available to you to vet their stories. 

Your parents and your child live with you in Anvil housing. They depend on you alone. Your partner was shipped to another colony to better support the Company. Anvil reminds you that they graciously waived the transfer fee. 

One salary fits most. Anvil sets all prices. Your appreciation is expected.

A topside transfer out of the mines may be offered. The fee will be posted in advance. Anvil accountants have determined the fee is feasible.

Report to the Gate, inspector. 

Big, visible numbers - and configurable live weather backgrounds that move as you tilt your wrist (during backlight only, to save battery). Also includes a live moonphase background and several configuration options. 

This free and open-source watch face was built with licensed font and images. Image credits (full list and licenses in CREDITS.md in the github repo):

Partly cloudy texture: adapted from Clouds and blue sky in Russia by Dmitry Makeev, CC BY-SA 4.0
Cloudy texture: adapted from Altocumulus clouds (mackerel sky) by James St. John, CC BY 2.0
Rain texture: adapted from Raindrops on the glass by BogTar201213, CC BY-SA 4.0
Sun (NASA/SDO), storm (NOAA) and moon (NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio): public domain
Digits: Inter Display Black, SIL Open Font License 1.1

This is a Time 2 / Round 2 touch-input port of Block Dude, a block-pushing puzzle game written by Brandon Sterner for the TI-83 in 1999, and the reason many of us failed Calculus. The eleven levels included here are his original designs.

You are stuck in a walled maze with a door somewhere in it. You can walk, climb a single step, and carry one crate at a time. Getting out means stacking crates into stairs, and the crates you need are rarely where you want them.

This port was made from Block Dude CE, the TI-84 Plus CE version by Shaun McFall of Merthsoft Creations, whose non-asset code is released under the Unlicense. For full attribution, credits, and license info, please see the project's github repo. 

DownTime is an offline collection of 200 new crossword puzzles (9,000+ clues), supporting dictation for speech-to-text, or bespoke on-watch typing. 

It uses a custom crossword engine which displays one clue at a time to maximize legibility, and a tuned voice interpreter to increase dictation accuracy. 

Includes two crossword sizes: 
Mini (7x7)
Regular (15x15)

And two difficulties: 
Peaceful
Challenging

For maximum accuracy, it's recommended to use the Cloud provider for Pebble speech recognition (available in the Pebble app settings). However, we also support spelling out individual letters via voice dictation, which is easier for local models to parse. Or, use the on-screen swiping to type text!

Special thanks to Nicole Feng (nzfeng on Github) for providing the "MsFit Crossword Dataset"!

A city has fallen to the dead, and the whole thing lives on your watch.

Wrist In Peace is an online-only survivor-vs-zombie survival horror MMORPG in the tradition of a long-running text game that kept players hooked for 2 decades. Play a survivor scavenging for weapons and eradicating the dead, or a zombie hunting the living. The people you fight, heal, and infect are real players on their own watches. Computer-controlled survivors and zombies fill out both sides with realistic movement, horde surges & sieges, so the streets are never empty.

Every action costs action points, and you earn those by walking in the real world. Search buildings for gear, fight, unlock skills, and climb skill trees for both factions. Death is not the end here: survivors rise as zombies, zombies can be revived, and the siege never really stops.

A key design tenet is readability and ease-of-use on the small watch screen. As such, we've offloaded several information screens to the app's settings page on the phone, to aid in extended planning & review on a larger screen. In the app's settings, there are tabs for Status, Maps, Settings, & Help. However, the game is fully playable without referencing the phone. 

Regarding data privacy - the game server only knows the tokenized / anonymized identity of your Pebble account (or watch if no account is found). Your raw step count never leaves the watch, but the game server can often infer your step count within 50-100 steps, for the purposes of granting action points. Your IP is handled by Cloudflare to route requests and block abuse, as with any other service routed through them. Everything else received by or stored on the server is game-state only, and you can initiate a complete account deletion from the app’s settings page whenever you like. 

Your data is never sold, and playing is always free. 

Join the fight, and if you die - wrist in peace!