Educational (139 programs)

Pros: Beginner-friendly puzzles. Variety of puzzle mechanics. Multiple solutions for each puzzle. Can skip levels if you get stuck.

Cons: Feels too easy for those seeking a challenge.

Pros: Easy to use. Fun and colorful. Gentle learning pace.

Cons: Limited depth. Outgrown quickly.

Pros: With educational value. Unique concept. Incorporates reward system.

Cons: Technical glitches. Unresponsive controls.

Pros: Easy to use and beginner-friendly. Educational and mentally stimulating. Suitable for all ages.

Cons: Limited variety for advanced players. Can feel repetitive over long sessions.

Pros: Lots of fun games in one suite. Challenges a wide variety of skills.

Cons: May be too easy for older kids. Mobile version more varied than on Windows.

Pros: Straightforward multiplication skill trainer.

Cons: Fixed window size.

Pros: Six varied, tense narrative chapters with distinct crises. Deep moral choice system without clear good or evil answers. Over 1,500 hand-designed pixel sprites provide expressive visuals. Original orchestral soundtrack by Fingerspit enhances atmospheric tension.

Cons: Punishing default difficulty and survival mechanics. Random elements can influence outcomes unpredictably. Minimalist mechanics may frustrate players expecting inventory puzzles.

Pros: Simple as can be. Customizable. Endless fun.

Cons: Colours are somewhat garish.

Pros: A good training for your calculating skills. No installation required.

Cons: Interface is confusing at the beginning.

Pros: Minimalistic animation and graphics. Plenty of scope for creativity and imagination.

Cons: Interaction with objects could be better. Stories cannot be documented.

Pros: Charming art style. Narrative based on real-life events. Five events across four cities to witness.

Cons: Repetitive character designs.

Pros: Fusion of puzzle and RPG mechanics. 2.5D vibrant visuals.

Cons: Lack of tooltips and walkthroughs.