Outbreak is a zombie apocalypse game where you find yourself in a zombie apocalypse world facing mutants and monsters. Being the main hero of the zombie apocalypse game, your aim is to save the world, fight to survive, stay alive, and find the laboratory from which the virus is spreading to other worlds. You have to solve interesting puzzles in this zombie outbreak and make the right decisions, as every decision you make has consequences.
Two Winds is a gentle hot-air balloon puzzle made for the whole family. Your balloon rides two winds over the board, a warm wind down low and a cold wind up high, both drawn as air currents you can read at a glance. Move square to square towards the meadow, step into a current to be carried along and tap the balloon to climb into the cold wind or drop back to the warm one, while clouds drift, storms chase you after every move and lightning glows the turn before it strikes. 120 levels in six valleys, from First Flight to Fiesta, add more balloons, flocks of birds, eagles, cloud walls and storms, plus a daily flight. Undo is always free and every level plays offline.
Teacade is a tea pouring puzzle game. Slide the teapot along its rail and let go: each serving falls through porcelain gutters, looping glass tubes, funnel portals, valves you tap, a water wheel, a cup on a belt, see-saws, switches, trapdoors and a cutter, and many of these pieces change with every serving. At the bottom a bunny, a fox, an owl, a hedgehog, a bear and a cat each hold a glass with a line on it: fill every glass to its line without stopping short or running over the brim. Nothing shows where the tea will go, so you read the table and work out the way down. 120 tables in six valleys, no timer.
Pigeons Away is a logic puzzle game set on city rooftops. Each pigeon can only fly in the direction it faces: tap one with a clear path and it flies away, tap a blocked one and it bumps into its neighbour, which costs a feather. Find the right order to clear the roof across 120 levels in six districts, from a sunny park to the harbour at night. Every ten levels a new kind of bird or rooftop surprise arrives: sleepy pigeons, big pigeons, weathervanes, crumbs, gulls, tied pairs, gusts, twin lofts, the cat and night lamps. Optional challenges earn medals, and a new daily puzzle works fully offline.
Crooked Frames is a stealth puzzle game about an art thief who cannot walk past a crooked painting. The player sneaks through museums at night, levels each frame with touch controls, and stands still when a guard turns around. The game has a training night, three museums and a final heist, four kinds of guard, and 99 public-domain paintings by artists including Van Gogh, Monet, Hokusai and Vermeer.
WB Solitaire is a collection of seven solitaire card games: Klondike, Spider, FreeCell, TriPeaks, Pyramid, Golf and Yukon. Deals are drawn from pools that a solver has confirmed can be won, and each deal has a number that can be replayed or shared. The game includes hints, a full-solution option, a Daily Deal for each game and weekly goals.
Boatrocker is an arcade game played by tilting the phone to keep a small lobster boat from capsizing as a storm builds from a calm dawn to a night gale. The player leans into waves, steers around debris, hauls lobster buoys, collects crates and answers Coast Guard maydays. Earnings buy boat upgrades at a boatyard, three boats can be skippered, and twenty logbook pages found in bottles tell a lighthouse mystery.
Brushpath is a painting puzzle game. Each pixel of a picture is a small puzzle on a honeycomb grid, painted by dragging a single brush from cell to cell and loading or mixing colours from paint pots along the way. Each finished puzzle becomes one pixel of a larger picture. There are 112 pictures across eight themed shelves, with no timers or failure; stars reward clean routes.
Grave Odds is a roguelike in which the player digs graves in a haunted graveyard. Each headstone shows the chance of loot and the chance of waking what is buried, and clearing a grave raises the odds on its neighbours. The game has 78 items in five rarities, quick turn-based fights against undead enemies, crypt bosses, and a branching map for each run of about 5 to 10 minutes. Bone Dust earned in every run buys permanent upgrades and hires diggers.
Not A Drone is an arcade flying game in which Gus, a pigeon disguised as a delivery drone, delivers packages through San Francisco, New York and Tokyo, built from real map data. The player taps to flap and steer, finds the way by street names and written directions, and avoids raising suspicion; a full suspicion meter sends a security drone in pursuit. Perks are chosen between deliveries, and coins buy 21 permanent upgrades.
Evergallery: Jigsaw Museum is a jigsaw puzzle game set in a museum whose paintings have fallen to pieces. The player restores public-domain artworks from collections including the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Art Institute of Chicago and The Met, at sizes from 16 to 100 pieces, with no timers. Each restored painting adds a short note about the work, and restoring three works by one of sixteen artists brings that artist back to walk the museum.
Half Haunted is a puzzle game with roguelike elements in which the player cuts haunted objects into two halves of equal weight to free the ghosts trapped inside. Objects hide heavy parts such as pits, cores and lumps of iron, so the player turns each one before drawing a cut. The game spans 19 rooms across four floors of the Halverson family manor, each floor ending in a boss object, plus 12 more rooms in a second house, Kringle Keep. Relics, Seance cards and coin bets change each run.
Dozens is a number puzzle with no clock. Each turn the player gets a tile from 1 to 11 and places it on a free cell of an 8×8 board, where it joins the neighboring tiles into a block. A block that adds up to exactly 12 clears and scores; one that would go past 12 is not allowed. Levels have no end, walls appear from level 3, and the player has three wildcards per run. Single player, offline, free, no in-app purchases.
TO-KAY: Thailand Quest is a single-player 2D auto-running platformer set in Thailand. Players guide a gecko through tropical coasts, jungles, islands and waterfalls using one-tap controls, with up to three consecutive jumps. Levels combine fruit collection with obstacles, vines, crumbling platforms, trampolines and air currents. Collecting fruit earns stars that unlock further routes and optional bonus levels, while discovered fruits are recorded in a collection.
Pop 3D cubes in relaxing block-blast puzzles! Cube Land Puzzle Game is a satisfying 3D block puzzle where every shot counts. Pick color-matched blasters and watch the cubes crumble piece by piece. Plan ahead and choose the right blaster at the right moment.
SquirrelTower is a pixel-art arcade stacking game in which a squirrel builder constructs a tower by dropping floors from a crane. Players time each drop to align the floors, earn stars and combos, and improve their best height. The game features one-tap controls, changing weather and time-of-day scenes, and daily, weekly and all-time leaderboards through Google Play Games. Community events let players compete toward shared floor goals.
You recently purchased a house outside the city, which was not expensive at all. You have not stayed in this house for the night yet. But you sister barely escaped from there and told you about the weirdness and horrors occurring in that house. Your task is to find out what exactly is happening there. But be careful, because in this house you are not alone.