Puzzle (1542 programs)

Pros: High-quality graphics and satisfying sound. Intricate yet intuitive puzzle designs.

Cons: Limited replayability.

Pros: Short 2-3 minute exercises fit any busy schedule. Innovative, age-standardized score tracking system. Designed to challenge a variety of cognitive skills. Engaging and fun way to maintain mental fitness.

Cons: Exact number of varied games is not specified.

Pros: Unique trio mechanic. Fun side quests and collectible treasures. Varied puzzles across distinct fantasy areas. Engaging Sokoban twist.

Cons: No hint or tip system.

Pros: Official PC port of the classic The Lost Vikings game. 37 levels across six worlds. Three-player co-op mode. Bonus in-game goods and levels.

Cons: Solo gameplay can be clunky and tedious for some.

Pros: Cooperative gameplay. Unique split-screen mechanic. No enemies to conquer. Easy-to-learn interface.

Cons: Complexity on some levels. Solo gameplay experience may vary.

Pros: Dark and atmospheric. Hauntingly beautiful art style. Ability to possess creatures. Various challenges and puzzles.

Cons: Short playthrough. Shallow gameplay.

Pros: Faithful to the original 3D game.

Cons: Movements are not so easy or immediate as you would like.

Pros: Classic Tetris-style gameplay. Two engaging game modes. Next-piece preview and hold feature.

Cons: Ads interrupt gameplay abruptly.

Pros: Interesting storyline. You can pause the game. Good puzzle challenges. Enchanting graphics.

Cons: No live multiplayer mode. Some parts will freeze.

Pros: Five different games of varying genres. Colorful and vivid graphics. Can accommodate up to 9 players and 10,000 viewers. Accessible to a wide range of audiences and languages.

Cons: Requires a stable internet connection to be played.

Pros: Supports four-player co-op. Effective atmospheric sound. Immersive storyline.

Cons: Poor game optimization. Short playthrough.