The Play Store is
a home to a number of games that you can just waste your time with. There are also games that could exercise your
brain cells and make sure they are working.
If you are up for some challenge and entertainment at the same time,
then you might want to take a look at our list of the five best Android puzzle games.
Test your wits with these addictive games that could keep you glued on
your screen until you finally solve the puzzle.
I’m guilty of saying just one more game, only to find out that I
finished the entire game after some time.
Without further ado, here are the top puzzle games for Android.
World of Goo
2D Boy’s title is a 2D puzzle platformer that received the
Game of the Year award including best games for Android lists in various
websites. Get blown away with its deep
and engaging physics-based gameplay that will surely fascinate you until you
finish the game. The puzzles are entertaining and give a sense of fulfillment
after. The visuals are fantastic as
well. World of Goo is a must buy as it’s
the ultimate, addictive puzzler you want to install in your phones or
tablets. Each Android device owner needs
this in their games library. Read our
World of Goo review and see why it received 4.5 out of 5 Woofs.
Where’s My Water?
Disney Mobile’s most successful franchise is one of those
rare finds. With plenty of content,
Where’s My Water? is an irresistible puzzle game that’s hard to put down. The puzzles are clever, and the graphics are
stunning granting this game is set in the sewers. Kids and/or adults will love it with its
life-like, liquid-based physics gameplay even though the collectibles are easy
to find. Check our review of Where’s My
Water? where it received a near flawless score of 4.5 out of 5 Woofs. Btw, I also reviewed the latest installment
of this franchise, Where’s My Mickey?, garnering the same rating as the
original thanks to its interesting new elements.
Blendoku
This Android game from Lonely Few is a lovely puzzler that
will give you a surprising challenge. The
idea of Blendoku is original as you tap and drag to complete a sequence of
colors. It stands out despite the fact
that it’s simple. You may find this a
cliché, but it is one of those games that are easy to play yet hard to
master. It has a lot of varied stages
that gets updated often which will satisfy your craving for another addictive
puzzle game. Everyone can play this
except for the color blind. After
playing, you are sure to appreciate different colors. It is worth picking up as evidenced by our
Blendoku review giving it a perfect 5/5 Woofs.
The Room
Fireproof Games’ first title is a success as it received
numerous awards. Overall, the mechanics
are pretty good. Although it doesn’t
have any dialogue, The Room sets the tone with its gorgeous and puzzling
visuals. The mechanical puzzle-solving
is unique in its own right that will stimulate you mentally. Read our review of The Room where we rated it
only 4 Woofs because of wonky rotation mechanics and we wish it’s a bit
longer. Nevertheless, it is still a
must-have if you’re a puzzle fan who loves mystery and suspense.
7×7
Kiip developed this beautiful, straight-forward, enjoyable,
and free puzzle game for us to enjoy.
7×7 is the ideal pick up & play puzzler. Though it doesn’t have leaderboards and might
get repetitive after a while, this simple Android game is still addictive. Matching blocks isn’t new but with its crisp
design, it will pique your interest for quite some time. If you have an Android-powered gadget, you
should download 7×7 pronto as suggested by my colleague, Levi Fowler. Read his 7×7 review here. Oh, before I forget, it only takes less than
a couple of megabytes on your hard drive space, so there’s plenty enough of
room in your storage.
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