Scraps!

Scraps! gives you a wide honeycomb board and three pieces at a time, each one a small cluster of hexagons. The colours carry marks rather than being decorative: a water drop for blue, a leaf for green, and a flame for red. Pieces are dragged from the rail on the right and dropped straight onto the board.

Every tile you place counts towards its own colour. Three goal rings run down the left side, one per colour, each requiring twenty. Dropping a pair of blue hexes moves the blue ring from zero to two, so each ring tracks its colour separately. A mixed piece, blue then red then blue, becomes a small decision rather than free filler.

The board does not clear itself, so space is the resource you are really managing. A piece that fits now can block off the only gap a later shape needs, and the rail gives you no say in what arrives next. A refresh button in the corner swaps the offered pieces when nothing fits.

The look is deliberately quiet: cream hexes, flat colour, no timer anywhere. The six-digit score sits at the top left and climbs as the board fills, keeping your attention on the three rings instead of chasing a number.