Midnight Fridge

What if I told you your phone is a fridge? It's 3am and you knew what you wanted right up until you opened the door. Midnight Fridge makes a memory game of that little trip. The magnets on the door show what you came for. Remember them, then find exactly those things inside. Mind the cheese: someone's taken a bite out of the other one. On iPhone Duo, the outer screen is your fridge door. Unfold your phone to look inside, pick your things, then fold it shut to see how you did. The fold does the opening and shutting, with no buttons for either. On other iPhones, hold it upright and pull the handle to swing the door open onto one tall fridge. You start with one thing to remember, then two, all the way to twenty, with a fresh list every round. You have three lives. Miss something or pick the wrong thing and you lose one, then try that size again. Start with the morning after in After Party, then squeeze into the always-full Family Fridge. In Flatmates, someone has put the empty milk back again. Next come Grandma's and The Office, then Five a Day, where nobody's eating the vegetables. Each fridge keeps its own run and best; pass round 5 to open the next. You pay once. There are no ads or in-app purchases, no account to make and no tracking. It never goes online. It sounds like a fridge at night, but plays just as well on silent.