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"One-touch" is a genre that sounds like a limitation and works like a discipline. Strip a game down to a single input — one tap, one drag, one hold — and you remove every place to hide. There's no combo string to mask shallow design, no button layout to fiddle with.…

"Free-to-play" earned its bad reputation honestly. Most of us have rage-uninstalled a game that interrupted a good run with a thirty-second unskippable ad, or buried the fun behind a wall that conveniently sold you the way over it. So when we make free games — and ours…