GAMES

Build and upgrade towers to stop waves of glowing enemies. Ten escalating levels — Recon to Oblivion — then endless survival.

Double-jump, duck and dodge through five themed worlds — Meadow, Sunset, Night, Cave and Space. Beat your high score.

Snacks are falling out of the sky and Milo has opinions. Catch the bacon, dodge the broccoli, and try not to disappoint the dog.

Squirrels are in the garden. Bork at them. Do not bork at the butterflies — they are friends, and Milo will feel terrible about it.

A push-the-block puzzle in the garden. Every level is generated fresh and is always solvable — but you can only push, so think before you shove a bone into a corner.

Milo has a tennis ball and strong feelings about the garden fence. Bounce it off his nose, knock out every plank, and catch the bones on the way down.

Something has come over Milo and he is doing laps of the garden. Steer him into the bones. His tail gets longer every time, which he has not thought through.

Someone left the gate open and the squirrels are in the garden. Clear every piece of kibble — and chew a big bone if you want them to suddenly remember somewhere else they need to be.

Milo has decided to let himself out. Time each tap to the green floorboard to take a quiet step. Miss and it creaks — three creaks and somebody comes to look.

Get him round the block and home again. Give slack for a good smell or a wagging dog; hold firm for squirrels, puddles and dogs who would rather not. He only counts it as a walk if he comes home tired.

Drag from the ball to set the angle and how hard, and let go. Throwing it as far as you can is the wrong idea — he'll never reach it. The throw you want is the longest one he can still get under, and the wind changes every time.

Click the dog. That is the whole job, at first. Then you buy him a tennis ball, and a chew bone, and eventually the moon, and he keeps being pleased about all of it. Your progress is kept in this browser.