A fun, charming and pretty little puzzle game mired by all too frequent crashes. It has all the makings of a solid title, but lacks the ‘omph’ to get it ...
This is a throwaway game, that should be taken lightly and in small doses, but the doses you’d be giving yourself will be fun ones. Playing too long will lead ...
This time around, GLaDOS' reign of physics-bending tyranny is a whole new cube game. In fact it's going to make Portal look like a trailer for the main event.
Based on the critically acclaimed Game Boy Color game, this update improves the original with a new look, updated content and a reworked control scheme.
It has some minor tech issues, but overall it’s a great little puzzler and certainly a worthy successor to the original.
Warts and all, this is engaging, well-designed, and happy to break its own world to make a better puzzle. It’s conceptually all over the place, but it is a great indie ...
This is essentially a very promising tech demo, and you can’t help feeling that some publisher will snap it up, and in a couple of years we’ll see a more ...
The winner for Excellence in Visual Art from the 2009 Independent Games Festival and one of the PAX10, this robot-filled world makes us wish we had metal skin. Available via ...
Like Puzzle Quest? Then you’ll definitely want to take this fantasy beast-battling puzzler for a spin.
A great visual style isn’t enough to keep this puzzler from growing stale. Only available via download.
A serious RPG word-game that has you fighting off enemies with your scrabble-esque tiles. Bookworm is a balanced game with much to offer. Rule of thumb: avoid three-letter words!
Chains has the most satisfyingly squishy physics since... well, since that other indie physics-based sphere-em-up – Land of Gunk, was it? In common with 2DBoy’s hit, Ivan and Philip Traykov’s ...
This darling little puzzler has a nice look, but it does so little new that it's not preferable to its many casual puzzle game competitors.
Featuring five stand-alone mysteries, Murder, She Wrote takes place primarily in the quaint New England town of Cabot Cove, Maine. Each case follows acclaimed crime novelist Jessica Fletcher, a sharp-eyed senior ...
Battle with puzzle combat that's based on real-time action and collect armor and weapons with every opponent you best.
Yosumin! is definitely a fun to play puzzler with a cute Japanese flair to it, but in the long run this probably won't hold your attention nearly as long as the insanely addicting ...
Pick locks, investigate clues, and complete sudoku puzzles on a 3D ball to solve murders just like Sherlock Holmes did.
As casual as a puzzle game can get. Cogs is satisfying to solve, but won't keep you interested for long. Available for download from Steam.
The artistic, post-modern, platforming/puzzler masterpiece comes to PC, and it's just as great as it is on the 360.
Droplitz starts hard and stays that way, but once you figure out the rhythm, this original pipe-creation puzzler stands out as a downloadable gem.
Mevo happens to be a cheap date at best but ultimately fails in including integration of rythm with action and contains unlockables that fail to be anything but cosmetic.
It's an old-style physics puzzler except animated in the most charming crayon illustrations around.
A seemingly simple and super addictive puzzler that may be too much for those with weak nerves.
The slow pace and simple gameplay will turn off some, but this new version of Bejeweled is just as addictive as the previous versions, by which we mean very.
Aside from some new features and characters, this doesn't add too much to the crazy addictiveness of the Peggle series, which makes it only pretty great instead of awesome.
While the original puzzle game was super addictive, and 56 stages and new twists help to liven up the aging, tired gameplay, it's not enough to justify paying for what you ...
Nearly too goofy for its own good, this puzlly, livestock mover is too charming to pass up.
Despite its unattractive exterior, Puzzle Kingdoms shines where it counts – fun, addicting puzzles with tons of meaningful customization options. Available via download on Steam.
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