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  1. 1Monument Valley III (2025)Monument Valley III (2025) 7.9/10 on IGDBReleased 22 Jul 2025Turning a piece of impossible architecture with your finger can make a disconnected path suddenly join. Noor's voyage adds boat journeys and open water to those compact perspective puzzles, so touch feels like a way of handling a small sculpture. The standalone iPhone and iPad app lets you try two…0
  2. 2The Room 4: Old Sins (2018)The Room 4: Old Sins (2018) 7.9/10 on IGDBReleased 25 Jan 2018For the pleasure of opening something complicated, this is the strongest starting point: examine a dollhouse, turn curious objects and work their concealed mechanisms. The close views make the friction between seeing a lock and understanding how it moves part of the puzzle. Choose it for…0
  3. 3Assemble With Care (2019)Assemble With Care (2019) 7.4/10 on IGDBReleased 19 Sept 2019Maria repairs cherished objects while getting to know their owners. Moving components into place and working on the objects makes those little stories feel more intimate than a sequence of dialogue choices would. The repairs are approachable rather than a technical restoration simulator. On iPhone…0
  4. 4Prune (2015)Prune (2015) 6.5/10 on IGDBReleased 23 Jul 2015A swipe removes a branch; the remaining tree reaches towards the light. That connection between a small cut and a changing silhouette gives this puzzle game its particular satisfaction. There are hazards and goals, so it rewards watching how the plant responds rather than trimming at random. The…0
  5. 5Gorogoa (2017)Gorogoa (2017) 7.8/10 on IGDBReleased 13 Dec 2017Slide, separate and combine four illustrated panels until pictures that seemed unrelated reveal a connection. Fingers make this feel like rearranging fragments on a desk, while each panel remains a window into another place. It is a good choice when you want visual deduction with very little…0
  6. 6Eloh (2018)Eloh (2018)Released 9 Oct 2018Move carved spirits into position and the bouncing sounds begin to form a groove. You solve spatial puzzles by changing where the beats travel, with the music responding as your arrangement improves. The absence of a ticking clock leaves room to experiment with each gesture. This is a paid mobile…0
  7. 7Blek (2013)Blek (2013) 8.0/10 on IGDBReleased 3 Dec 2013Draw a short line and watch it repeat your movement across the screen, collecting coloured circles while avoiding black ones. The puzzle is in the gesture itself: a curve, loop or change of direction becomes a little moving instruction. Choose it if you enjoy trying an idea, watching the result and…0
  8. 8Threes! (2014)Threes! (2014) 8.2/10 on IGDBReleased 6 Feb 2014A whole board shifts with a swipe, but deciding when to combine its numbered tiles takes care. The incoming tile gives you something to plan around, turning a familiar phone gesture into a surprisingly exact little strategy game. It works particularly well when you want a compact board rather than…0
  9. 9Reigns (2016)Reigns (2016) 7.1/10 on IGDBReleased 10 Aug 2016Swipe a royal adviser's card left or right to make a decision, then live with what it does to your kingdom's four competing interests. The casual flick is a fine match for the game's dark joke: enormous consequences can follow a very small movement. Expect reading, uncertainty and repeated royal…0
  10. 10Mini Metro (2015)Mini Metro (2015) 7.7/10 on IGDBReleased 22 Oct 2015Drawing a coloured line between stations feels natural on glass, and redrawing that line can rescue an overcrowded network. The map stays abstract enough that the route is the interface. Normal mode adds mounting pressure; Endless or Creative mode gives you more room to work on the design. The…0