Puzzle (24 programs)
Pros: Thousands of offline puzzles. A variety of difficulty levels. Unique daily puzzle shapes. Satisfying and intuitive gameplay mechanics.
Cons: Optional in-app purchases for game advantage. Harder levels may feel daunting for beginners.
Pros: Charming, hand-drawn art by Sarah Andersen. Simple and engaging gameplay. Entertaining and humorous scenarios. Clear controls with zooming and image navigation.
Cons: Can become repetitive over time.
Pros: Innovative gameplay. Engaging puzzles. Diverse environments.
Cons: Complex gameplay.
Pros: Simple yet addictive gameplay. Exchange fruits.
Cons: Issues of server crashing.
Pros: Straightforward gameplay premise. Features additional ball designs. Applies bouncing and rolling physics. Has personal bests and leaderboards.
Cons: Only comes with a single model for the objects.
Pros: With new puzzles every day. Can use the undo feature for an unlimited number of times. Has a star system.
Cons: Puzzles can get really tedious to solve.
Pros: Simple game mechanics. Generous scoring. Endless gameplay.
Cons: Lacks challenge. Does not save your progress. No leaderboard or rewards. Repetitive.
Pros: No downloads required. Adjustable quality and sounds. Minimal system requirements. Teach kids about zoo animals.
Cons: Flash games are no longer to be supported in the future. Too tiny screen. The background music loops. Short and simplistic gameplay.
Pros: Engaging puzzle courses and gameplay. Simple core mechanic with complications.
Cons: Simple, even crude, graphics. Sounds and soundtrack become repetitive.
Pros: Colorful graphics. Catchy music. Simple gameplay mechanics.
Cons: Repetitive gameplay.
Pros: Challenging puzzles. Intuitive control design.
Cons: Design isn't overly stimulating.
Pros: The puzzle of the moment. Addictive gameplay. Very easy to play. Doesn't get boring.
Cons: If you want to do anything next weekend, don't start a game!.
Pros: Engaging storylines. Richly varied game play. Detailed and very colourful scenes.
Cons: Advancing through the game can be slow at first. Pressure to make in game purchases.
Pros: Challenge Facebook friends to word games. Brag about high scores on your Facebook wall. Play multiple games at once.
Cons: Ads are very annoying. Takes time to learn.
Pros: Provides walkthroughs if you get stuck. Challenging but fun. Lots of levels. Calming music.
Cons: Some levels are impossibly tricky.
Pros: Easy to learn. Tons of levels. Cute graphics.
Cons: Some levels are complicated to complete.