Puzzle (1542 programs)

Pros: Visually appealing. Ideal for quick gaming sessions. Intriguing card-based progression. Thousands of table and card combinations.

Cons: Can become repetitive. Small courses.

Pros: Simple yet challenging. Bright and colorful 3D visuals. Numerous achievements to obtain. Ability to create multiple profiles.

Cons: Cannot zoom in on puzzles.

Pros: Relaxing gameplay. Beautiful hand-drawn art. Three unique eras. Map editor.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay. Limited difficulty. Simple storyline. Content variety. No multiplayer mode.

Pros: Extensive options for intricate puzzles and levels. Inviting aesthetic and soothing atmosphere.

Cons: Can feel repetitive over time.

Pros: With comprehensive tutorial. Supports multiple languages. Strategic challenges. With Diorama mode.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay.

Pros: Clever gameplay. Loads of variety. Ragdoll animation. Features characters from The Walking Dead.

Cons: Graphics aren't particularly appealing. Cumbersome interface. Clunky controls. Some stages are too tricky.

Pros: Engaging puzzle-platformer. Metroidvania-style level design. Features real-world historical figures. Creative puzzles and platforming.

Cons: Limited inventory. Lack of multiplayer or co-op mode. Slow pacing. Repetitive puzzle mechanics. Lack of deeper customization option.

Pros: Fast-paced. Offers multiple levels.

Cons: Too simple.

Pros: Puts a twist on typical puzzle platformer games. Has a multiplayer co-op mode.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: With 65 diverse stories or puzzles to solve. Single-player experience. A unique blend of elements.

Cons: Some levels pose a significant challenge.

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

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

Pros: Unique teleportation mechanic. Over 40 unique levels. Accessible controls. Charming pixel art style and catchy 8-bit tunes.

Cons: Steep learning curve.