Screw Angel:Girl's Wish

Screw Angel: Girl's Wish frames every level as a layered board waiting to be taken apart 🪽. Colored fasteners hold down overlapping panels, and each screw you undo removes one panel from the stack. Panels come in varied shapes and cover each other, so clearing one often exposes more fasteners underneath.
Getting the colors right is half the battle. Up top, two color‑coded trays each hold three slots — only screws of the matching shade can drop into them. Two expand buttons marked with plus signs open extra slots when your trays fill up. A countdown timer runs at the top center, and a percentage meter tracks how much of the board you have cleared. A row of dots and stars just below marks your overall stage progress.
Six utility icons line the bottom edge for when a panel refuses to budge : brush, green wrench, hammer, yellow wrench, pliers and a final green tool. A pause button sits on the left so you can step away anytime. Levels climb from simple single‑layer layouts to tangled multi‑panel arrangements, and each new stage brings a fresh board configuration to solve.