Puzzle (969 programs)

Pros: Science-inspired game. “Hints” system. Includes a “User Guide”.

Cons: No multiplayer. Written Japanese characters, requiring knowledge of the language.

Pros: 16 x 16 and 1,000 x 1,000 minefield grids. Multi-language support.

Cons: Learning curve for the gameplay. Repetitive.

Pros: Engaging gameplay with straightforward controls. Diverse array of 100 levels. Soothing visual aesthetics. Intuitively designed mechanics.

Cons: Difficulty spikes between levels.

Pros: Good use of its Egyptian theme. Over 500 levels available.

Cons: Some levels are too challenging.

Pros: Engaging and educational. A wide range of country names included. Accessible hint system. Multiple control options.

Cons: Not ideal for complete beginners.

Pros: Faithful reproduction of a classic arcade game. Simple but clever puzzle mechanics. Adjustable settings and display options. Competitive online score features.

Cons: Advanced stages are more difficult to clear. Visuals are very basic.

Pros: Relaxing, engaging puzzles. Intuitive number-clue system. Reveals rewarding pixel-art.

Cons: Repetitive puzzle loop.

Pros: Fun merging mechanics. Multiple modes. Chaotic local multiplayer. Online leaderboards.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay loop.

Pros: Has a Studio Ghibli-inspired visuals. Has a dual-character combat system. Simple gameplay mechanics. Has a puzzle-solving elements.

Cons: Repetitive combat mechanics.

Pros: Thought-provoking gameplay. 30 stages with a steady progression in difficulty. Complex layouts.

Cons: Short playthrough.

Pros: Unique mix of nonograms and pentomino puzzles. Relaxing, casual gameplay. Easy-to-learn mechanics. Nature-inspired visuals enhance atmosphere.

Cons: Can feel repetitive over time.

Pros: Reverse evolution. Four game modes. Seasonal leaderboards.

Cons: Repetitive.

Pros: Colorful and polished visuals. Boosters and potions help on tough levels. 200 magic-filled levels.

Cons: Wizard theme is mostly visual and doesn’t change gameplay.