I came up with SevAnte (Sev-Ant-E) one night while bored. It's a geometry/numbers game in which your goal is to limit the number of exploding 7s.
The game board is a 4x4 grid; each of its cells start with a random "temperature" ranging from 1 to 4, but throughout the game the cell temperatures will range anywhere from 0 to 7.
Your job as the player is to click on cells to "cool them down." The temperature of the cell you click will decrease a certain amount:
Cells located diagonally from the cell you click will also see their temperature change.
Look to the compass (▶️) for guidance on which cells' temperatures will either increase by 2 or decrease by 1. The arrow will always point to the "side" whose temperatures will increase.
If a diagonal cell is off the map, it will wrap around to the opposite side of the grid. For example, if the diagonal is off the board to the right, it will wrap to the left.
There are a few things that can happen to the cells on the game grid when you play a move:
Aim for a higher number of cooldowns per explosion. You want to avoid letting any 7s grow and explode! The ratio (e.g. "/294") should be as small as possible when 10 explosions are reached. Lowest ratio is best when the game ends! Good luck!