Board (55 programs)

Pros: Fun to play. Simple to find an opponent. Challenging questions. Chat feature.

Cons: Online only. Presentation could be improved. Bugs and error messages abound.

Pros: Snakes and Ladders game with strategic elements. More than 20 superpower cards. Cross-platform multiplayer support. Cute mascot characters.

Cons: Chaotic and strategic nature may not appeal to all players.

Pros: Brilliant variation on a classic. Larger game gives more options. Smooth controls. Nice look that sets the scene well.

Cons: Only one game type. Price may be high for some.

Pros: Great way to learn the game’s rules. Simple intuitive controls. Authentic board game look. Convenient way to play. Cast of four characters with different missions keep it fresh. Cheap way to experience this board game.

Cons: Waiting for the AI’s turns takes forever. Rolls against the AI feel unfair (they probably aren't though). Physical pieces and dice are just better. Doesn't do anything to capitalize on its digital nature.

Pros: Multiple characters to choose from. Five dungeons to explore. Challenging and engaging combat.

Cons: Cluttered UI. Game balance issues.

Pros: Strategic resource management and crafting depth. Immersive forge atmosphere. Daily missions, leaderboards, and PvP competition.

Cons: Lacks a narrative-driven single-player mode.

Pros: Offers 3D and 2D chessboards. Play with the series characters. Rich learning resources.

Cons: Requires a Netflix subscription.

Pros: Huge amount of solitaire games. You can create a favorites list. Rules and tutorials for each title. Editable background.

Cons: Translations could be improved. Unconvincing sound effects.

Pros: Incorporates astrological compatibility. Voice chat. Provides a unique and innovative twist. Encourages connections.

Cons: Astrological matching and voice chat feature is distracting.

Pros: Play solo or compete against friends or family. New daily puzzles. Simple gameplay objectives. Offline mode.

Cons: Lack of online multiplayer.