Baggal

Baggal puts you behind the counter of your own corner shop. Customers grab a basket, hand you a banknote and wait — your job is to give back the exact change before the clock runs out. Tap coins and notes to build the change in your till, hit GIVE, and every correct customer adds precious seconds back to the timer. Hand over the change with the fewest possible coins and you earn a Perfect Till bonus, while a streak of correct customers multiplies your score. Each level raises the stakes: bigger baskets, tighter timers, hidden totals you have to add up yourself, and a brand-new shop with a brand-new currency. Start in a neighbourhood corner shop with Turkish lira, move on to the supermarket where kurus coins appear, then travel to a Paris bakery for euros, a New York deli for dollars and quarters, a London tea house for pounds and pence, a Tokyo konbini for yen, and finally a space station where the credits come in strange values like 1, 3, 7, 15 and 40. Clear a level and a star rating, a time bonus and a teaser for the next shop pull you straight into the next round. Miss twice on the same customer and the game quietly shows you the answer, so it stays fun for younger players while still challenging adults. With a local leaderboard, a personal best, sound effects and an endless world tour after the last level, Baggal is mental arithmetic that actually feels like a game.