Puzzle (614 programs)

Pros: Base-building elements. Large-scale 30v30 PvP. Mix of sci-fi and fantasy themes.

Cons: Slow character progression. Can get grindy.

Pros: Very addictive. Looks great. As varied as match-three gameplay gets.

Cons: Zero points for innovation. Lacks a bit of personality.

Pros: Engaging story with memorable characters. Deep turn-based combat and skill trees. Expansive world with many side activities. Portable with mobile enhancements.

Cons: Audio compression and reduced orchestration. Occasional frame-rate drops on weaker devices. Dialogue pacing can feel slow. Some outdated JRPG tropes linger.

Pros: Challenging PvP mode. Deceptively dark sense of humor. Bright, colorful graphics.

Cons: Needs a better tutorial.

Pros: Adorable Sanrio art style and characters. Simple and accessible merge puzzle gameplay. Rewarding town management mechanics. Wide variety of Sanrio characters to collect. Heartwarming story and engaging progression.

Cons: Merge puzzles can become repetitive. Needs to be connected to the internet at all times.

Pros: Unique tile-matching gameplay. Challenging space management. Intriguing plot. Boosters can be merged for greater effects.

Cons: Tutorial doesn’t elaborate on other aspects of the gameplay. No digital timers on the item spawners. No free method to upgrade inventory space at higher levels. The in-game price scaling can be too steep.

Pros: Has exclusive and limited-time rewards, power-ups, and fresh themed challenges. Players can earn special boosters and collectibles. Has exclusive character costumes.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay.

Pros: Clever concept and great execution. Intricately designed graphics. Very atmospheric and immersive.

Cons: Tough to get in to. No tutorial. Tricky controls.

Pros: Simple gameplay mechanics. Focuses on rhythm and concentration. Tests your reflexes, hand-eye coordination, and timing.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay.

Pros: Beautiful aesthetic. Devilishly fun conundrums. Great interface. Still a great formula. Tactile puzzles that beg to be touched.

Cons: Not as good as The Room Two. The larger environment dilutes it a bit.

Pros: Amazing art style. Great music. Interesting take on the puzzle genre.

Cons: Needs a way to speed up animation. A little short.

Pros: Fiendishly challenging. Atmospheric graphics. Creepy sound effects. Addictive. Simple to pick up and play.

Cons: Not much replay value. Doesn't innovate a great deal on the first game.

Pros: Effective use of TV characters. Varied and interesting puzzle gameplay. Clear, simple interface.

Cons: Heavy reliance on in-app purchases.