Tharis

Sometimes you just need to smash stuff. Tharis is a room full of things that have it coming. Tap one until it breaks. Then the next. When the room is clear, it asks one thing: how did that feel? You stand at your desk in an open-plan office. Everything in it breaks: the laptops, the printer, the plant, the clock, the whiteboard, the desk you stand at, even the wall. Each tap chips a piece off and cracks it a little further. On the last one, it bursts into pixels. Your coworkers across the aisle notice. Some cheer. Some run. Nobody gets hit: a tap on a person goes straight through to whatever is behind them. No levels. No points. No daily reward. It is not a game, and it is not therapy. It is a room, and you are allowed to smash it. THE ROOMS The Monday Office (free, for good): laptops, a printer, a whiteboard, a clock that will not hurry. The Office Party: balloons to pop, a cake to squash, a piñata full of sweets. The Server Room: the lights go out as you smash. The Junk Drawer: dig down. Something is waiting at the bottom. The Printer: it jammed one time too many. One machine, seven stages. The Kitchen: things fall on things. Each extra room can be played once for free before you decide. THINGS TO HIT WITH The hammer: every blow lands three times as hard. The bat: draw a line, and it swings through up to three things on it. The crowbar: not for smashing. For prying drawers, keys and cupboard doors. AND MORE The office cat sits on your keyboard and pushes things off your desk. You can pet it. You can never hit it. Write it, smash it: write a short line, and watch it go up on the whiteboard, then go. Night shift: the office after hours. The lights are off and every tap is a torch. WHAT IT COSTS The app is free, with one room free for good. One payment unlocks every extra room and tool, now and later. No subscription. No coins. No second purchase. The App Store shows the price for your country before you buy. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO No account. No ads. No analytics, no crash reports, no tracking. Nothing is sent to us. No streaks, and no notifications asking you to come back. It works with no internet. Only buying uses it, and that goes through the App Store. Every room is drawn on your phone, one pixel at a time. Every crash, crack and splat is a sound made by code. Tharis is by Dreangine.