Puzzle (970 programs)

Pros: A variety of game modes. Kid-friendly gameplay. Increasing difficult level.

Cons: Non-competitive gameplay.

Pros: Features beautifully hand-drawn Wild West scenes. Collectible items. Competitive option. Versatile play modes.

Cons: Limited content. Repetitive gameplay.

Pros: Clear and straightforward mechanics. New paintings add visual variety. Flexible play across different modes.

Cons: Gameplay structure might feel repetitive over time.

Pros: 40 levels with increasing difficulty. Helpful hint system. Relaxing yet brain-teasing gameplay.

Cons: Can’t clear multiple blocks at once, only full reset or drag one by one.

Pros: Over 100 new levels with varying board sizes. Calming background tracks. Ideal for players who enjoy slow-paced, logic-driven challenges.

Cons: Larger boards might require some trial and error.

Pros: Innovative physics-based mechanics. Varied environments. Beautiful visual design.

Cons: High difficulty level. Steep learning curve. Repetitive challenges. Lack of narrative.

Pros: Unique blend of puzzle and combat. Classic retro aesthetic. Supports multiple play modes.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay.

Pros: Immersive atmosphere. Challenging puzzles. Hint system.

Cons: Limited replayability.

Pros: Challenging puzzles to decipher. Engrossing narrative. Immersive audio-visual experience.

Cons: Only available in single-player gameplay.

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

Cons: Some levels are too challenging.

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

Cons: Difficulty spikes between levels.

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.