#️⃣ mobile Games

Written from the full guide on each game's page. These titles are filed under Puzzle and Action and Arcade.

• LihuaDoku: Cat Logic Puzzle — Sudoku with the digits replaced by cats and the nine boxes replaced by painted territories: Level 1 is a four-by-four grid in four colours, one cat may go in each colour, one in each row and one in each column, and no two may touch — and the board crosses itself out after every placement instead of ever telling you a cat is wrong.
• Mahjong Valley — A single-layer mahjong pairing game: two identical tiles clear only when they share a row or a column with nothing between them, and when nothing lines up you slide a tile into an empty cell to build the line — there is no stacked pyramid to peel and no difficulty picker on the way in.
• Wizard Sort — Cast spells and sort magical potions in this enchanting sorting puzzle adventure. Brew, pour, and organize enchanted flasks across mystical levels.
• Royal Matcher — A real match-3 on a nine-by-nine board: five tile designs, a two-part collection goal printed as flower 8 and castle 7, and a "Steps" budget of 22 on Level 1.
• Chroma Jam — A timed colour-clearing puzzle: tap blocks off a tray and send each colour to its own side rack, with five minutes on the clock.
• Puzzle Yarn Fun — A colour-ordering puzzle played on a board of yarn-wound posts, with a knit-textured guide grid that starts at 0% — not the match-3 its catalogue blurb claims, and there is no cat anywhere on screen.
• Bubble Safari — A straightforward bubble shooter with a real twist worth knowing about: the star meter fills from burst value, and every power-up is charged by watching an ad.
• Puzzle: Water Sort — A liquid-sorting puzzle — the build calls itself "Hue & Brew" on screen — where coloured drinks have to be gathered into single bottles, with three charges each of shuffle, undo and a bottle tool.
• Nuts Snake — Steer a hungry little snake around the board, gobbling up nuts to grow longer while dodging the walls and your own tail.
• Hunter: Evolve Uprising — A portrait hunting game built on a staggered field of pale markers: a caveman with a club, gulls crossing the board, and a shop that sells a multiplier gear and a unit for meat.
• Ace Strike — A vertical space shooter played by swiping a small fighter across a moonlit foreground while numbered burning targets descend; the level is tracked as a virus percentage, not as a score.
• Smash Blocks — A triple-match tile game: tap blocks out of a nine-by-nine grid whose centre three columns are stacked with symbols, into a three-cell tray, where three identical symbols vanish.
• Spin Screw Jam — A screw-sorting puzzle: unscrew coloured screws from overlapping plates and get each colour into its matching box, with a short buffer rail you can extend.
• Puzzle Hex — A bolt-and-nut sorting puzzle: hex nuts have to be moved between threaded bolts until each bolt carries one colour, with an undo and an extra-nut boost both behind rewarded videos.
• Block Puzzle: Save Girl — An arrow-sequence puzzle with a dragon for a clock: lay arrows into a six-slot tray so a box reaches the girl, while a segmented dragon crawls the same road toward her.
• Arrow Maze Solve — A one-screen arrow-routing puzzle that teaches itself with three words — "Tap to Move!" — and runs a clock, a battery and three hearts at the same time.
• Zombie Down — A portrait zombie game fronted by a twelve-location stage map with three difficulty tiers; the map is what you actually see first, and it gates locations behind coin costs.
• Tank Era — A top-down car game where your vehicle carries a roof turret: the home screen sells you a colour, a second car and a heart top-up, and one button starts the run.
• Shift Dash Reac — A lane runner played on a four-lane road where the whole interface is a single column on the right: Turn, Shop, Sign In, and a skin you have already unlocked.
• Satisfying Stack — A merge puzzle on a twelve-cell tray: choose a stack, then Push or Merge it, with a milestone track reading 5, 6, 7, 9 and 10 and only five of the twelve cells open at the start.