Puzzle (1542 programs)
Pros: Five unique puzzle games to choose from. Three original songs. Cute and charming graphics.
Cons: Occasional crashes and freeze ups.
Pros: Vibrantly colored graphics. Fun block-sliding puzzles. Over 60 levels. Supports some ZX Spectrum controllers.
Cons: Limited solutions to the puzzles. Some blocks are hard to distinguish.
Pros: Wide range of difficulty setting. Exciting and challenging match-3 puzzle game. Free-to-play. Cool moves can be shared.
Cons: Requires stable internet connection. No offline mode.
Pros: Features light and happy chip music. Quick and simple gameplay. Challenging but rewarding game mechanics.
Cons: Lacks instructions or tutorials.
Pros: Distinct minimal art style. Captivating story. Three possible endings.
Cons: Gameplay can get slow and dragging at times. Minimalist design can get in the way of solving puzzles.
Pros: With comprehensive tutorial. Supports multiple languages. Strategic challenges. With Diorama mode.
Cons: Repetitive gameplay.
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: Extensive options for intricate puzzles and levels. Inviting aesthetic and soothing atmosphere.
Cons: Can feel repetitive over time.
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: 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: Fast-paced. Offers multiple levels.
Cons: Too simple.
