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Tetris
Tetris was born as a simple puzzle game with a strange charm. The goal of the Tetris game is to clear the blocks in a horizontal line to score as many points as possible.
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Tetris 99
Tetris 99 is a puzzle game combined with a battle royal. The game is developed by Arika. You will participate in a race with 99 others in the quest to complete the rows in which the tetromino falls.
3.9
Geometry Dash
Geometry Dash is a popular game with a large number of players. Robert Topala created it with 21 different levels. It definitely won't let you down.
4.6
Pac-Man
Pac-Man is the classic game that took the social network by storm. In it, you will be a yellow circle that continuously swallows everything in the place you go through.
5
Tic Tac Toe
Tic-tac-toe is a top-notch matching game that is famous all over the world. The game is for two players, so you can play it with family or friends. Have a happy day with it!
5
Minesweeper
Minesweeper is an extremely classic puzzle game. You have to use your wits and quickness to find the cells that contain mines.
5
Dinosaur Game
Dinosaur Game is a classic game loved by many players because it can be launched even when your electronic device is offline. The Dinosaur Game is an endless game.
5
Sudoku
Sudoku is a puzzle game involving numbers. Sudoku is displayed using a 9x9 grid. Your task is to find the missing numbers in the row (numbers from 1 to 9).
4.4
2048
2048 is a simple puzzle game involving numbers. You will move the numbers up and down, left or right, to create pairs of the same number.
4.4
Monopoly
Monopoly is a hot puzzle game which is a fierce competition for billionaires' wealth. You will be dealt dice, and the outcome of the dice will determine your trades.
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FreeCell
Freecell is a popular game that can be played by all ages. The rules of the game are quite simple: Arrange the cards in the game to eventually move them all into the house tiles in a suit. When moving cards around the column, the cards must move in order from highest to lowest, alternating colors. Use the opening tiles above to help you move the cards in the game. You can only move a deck with the exact same number of cards or fewer; this number is determined by the number of tiles you have in the game. You can always move a card, so just add up that number of other openings to see how many cards you can move in a stack at once (Freecell will let you know if the column is too high). multiple cards).