Puzzle Games

Find four hidden categories among sixteen emoji tiles.

Place blocks that collapse into flowing colored sand.

Test your internal sense of time after a stopwatch disappears.

Place starting seeds so a cellular-automaton garden reaches the required pattern after a fixed number of generations.

Explore a dungeon where numbers indicate the combined strength of neighboring monsters.

Drop fruit into a jar and merge matching pieces into larger varieties.

Draw limited-ink paths that carry falling candy beads into jars.

Wake up after art class to find the classroom locked.

Who is You? explores variations on a second-person viewpoint in a browser puzzle project.

Rotate objects until their shadows line up with a reference image.

A variation on Snake that combines food collecting with tunneling and time rewinds.

Record a route, rewind time and cooperate with replicas of your earlier actions.

Plan bomb trajectories to eliminate enemies in Bombitas.

Loop Japanese words with your cursor — kana, N5/N4 vocab and grammar

Tap arrows to fly them off the board — 200 levels, daily puzzles and Zen mode

Rebuild cute wooden toys piece by piece in a calm 3D puzzle demo

Line up five candies to clear them before the board fills up

A free Japanese co-op deduction puzzle: two clue cards, one way home

Color Block Jam is a color-matching puzzle game where you slide blocks around a crowded board and guide each one to a door of the same color. The basic idea is easy to understand, but every level requires careful planning because blocks can obstruct one another and the entire board must be cleared before the timer runs out. As you progress, puzzles introduce increasingly complex obstacles and special mechanics, including crates, ice, chains, ropes, locked doors, moving elements, and color-changing gates. Coins and boosters can help with difficult stages, while new levels and challenges continue to expand the game over time.

goodbye, doggy is a short, heartfelt puzzle game where you play as the ghost of a beloved family dog whose life has suddenly come to an end. Unable to simply leave your family behind, you drift through the rooms of your former home and try to help each family member cope with their grief. Rather than fighting enemies or chasing a high score, the experience is built around exploration and small acts of kindness. Move around the house, observe what each person is going through, and interact with people and objects to help them through their emotions. The simple pixel-art presentation and music by Grahm Nesbitt give the game a bittersweet atmosphere centered on love, loss, and saying goodbye. goodbye, doggy was created by Picogram in 48 hours for Global Game Jam 2019.