Higgs O'Clock simulates the decay of a new Higgs boson every minute and renders how the Higgs decay would appear in the ATLAS Detector, one of the four experiments on the Large Hadron Collider in Geneva.

In analogue mode, the Higgs decay is fixed to WW to electron, muon and two neutrinos. The muon (red line) tells the minute and the electron (green) tells the hour.

The circular boarders around the ATLAS sub-detectors will turn from thin to thick as you progress towards your daily average-activity goal.

Features:
 * Digital mode, new Higgs decay every minute.
 * Analogue mode, tells the time with particles.
 * Optional Higgs decay information.
 * Optional calendar.
 * Optional weather, with on-watch caching.
 * Optional battery display.
 * Optional Bluetooth disconnect alert.
 * Optional activity display.

Credits:
Higgs to photon photon candidate event display, ATLAS Experiment © 2014 CERN
More on the ATLAS Detector: http://atlas.cern/
https://github.com/pebble-hacks/gpath-bezier
https://github.com/pebble/slate

Enter, stranger.

A fiendish challenge awaits you, an adventure of puzzle solving, memory and skill.

Just remember dungeoneer - the only way is onwards; you cannot go back!

Asset credits:
http://opengameart.org/users/buch Michele "Buch" Bucelli (tile set sponsored by Abram Connelly)
Promotional Art: Frank Martinez Jr.
http://opengameart.org/users/clint-bellanger
http://opengameart.org/content/blocky-animated-classic-hero-edit

Rock Crusher is a match-three game for Pebble where you swap neighbouring rocks to get at least three of the same type in a row. The game ends when you have used all your lives and there are no valid moves left on the board.

CONTROLS
  * Move the cursor with the RIGHT and DOWN buttons, or TILT your wrist.
  * Enter SWAP mode by pressing the UP button.
  * In SWAP mode, choose the direction to swap with the UP, DOWN, LEFT or RIGHT button, or TILT your wrist.
  * When not in SWAP mode, press the LEFT button to save and exit.

SPECIALS
  * Match four rocks in a row to make a Pearl, which can match any colour of rock.
  * Match a rock in two directions to make Black Powder - careful, it's explosive.
  * Match five rocks in a row to blast that rock type.