Mobile Games

Marble Bump is an original new puzzle game. It is quite simple, but it is pretty tough to master. At first it appears simple. Just bump marbles together to shatter them, and once you are down to a single marble, you win. And the initial levels are fairly easy, but the game gets tough quickly, and the highest levels are guaranteed to bend your brain.
The game comes with 24 levels of increasing difficulty. But you're not done when you have mastered all of the included levels. Marble Bump also comes with an infinite number of randomly-generated levels, so you can tease your brain whenever you want. Have fun!

A great little strategy game for you poker players out there. Set up cards in a grid to build the best poker hands vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. You have four skill levels, with one or two stacks of cards, face-up or face-down.
Gameplay is simple. You just drag cards from the stacks to the grid. Be careful, though, because you cannot move a card once it has been played. You'll need careful planning and a little luck to get a great score. Have fun!

The classic "Push the boulders" game is now available for mobile platforms! This version includes every level from the original Bulldozer 1, Bulldozer 2, and Bulldozer 3. That's 180 levels of addictive rock-pushing obsession. Have fun!

The popular "slide the ducks" web-game is now available with more levels and better gameplay than ever!
It looks quite simple at first. The mechanism of play is almost trivial, and most likely you think you will be breezing through the game. But you will be hard-pressed to solve all 216 levels. Hours of addictive puzzle-solving are waiting for you!

Monkey Blockade is a very quick-playing strategy puzzle game. Monkeys have escaped in your lab, and you need to keep them from escaping. You have a fleet of robots that will stand in their way, but the monkeys always seem to find the quickest way around. You need to plan ahead to keep your monkeys away from the edge.
In addition to the robots, you have a few snacks that can distract monkeys for one turn. And sometimes that one turn is the difference between capture and escape.
Monkey Blockade is the latest game from The Code Zone, maker of the hit games Bulldozer, Pop Pies, Meltdown, and Dice-A-Rama. Have fun, and get those monkeys!

Dice-A-Rama is a great collection of classic dice games. Included are Yatzy and Maxi-Yatzy, an interesting variant called Destino with colored dice, a popular international version called Generala, and a quick-playing Poker Dice game with the poker faces on the dice. Includes full instructions and high score tables.

Dice-A-Rama Deluxe takes Dice-A-Rama to the next level!
Dice-A-Rama Deluxe contains the original five Dice-A-Rama dice games as well as five brand new ones. In addition to the two Yatzy games in the original, there are two new variations with "WILD" dice. You also get a new Poker Dice game with wild dice, an exclusive game called "Maxi Destino", and a really frustrating quick-playing game called "Crag".
If you were a fan of Dice-A-Rama or dice games in general, this collection is a must-have!

Pop Pies and its sequels have been played millions of times. And now you can take the best-ever version of Pop Pies with you as a mobile app!
It's simple addictive fun. Explode chains of like-colored pies for points. The bigger the chain of pies you explode, the more points you get. Release gifts for points or bonuses.

Voracity is a simple puzzle game. Try to get the highest score by eating the most numbers on the board. Think of it as a turn-based "snake" where you try to consume the entire board, but you will need to look several moves ahead to get a decent score. It is very simple to play, but at the same time it is surprisingly addictive.

The Chumby version of the Life-O-Meter has alternately been described as "the most depressing thing ever" and "inspiring".
Operation is simple. It's just a little widget that stores your birth-date and the amount of years you expect to live (defaulting to 80), and it displays how much of your life is over. What you do with that knowledge is up to you. Hopefully it will inspire you to get working on those "bucket-list" items you have been putting off.

At first the game seems like a simple "don't make the wrong roll" kind of game. But ther is more to it than that. You need to carefully manage your discard dice as well as the pairs you can make. It seems a bit frustrating at first, as you can never seem to get a positive score. But with a little planning, you can do it.
Your first scoring pair will summon the skulls. Later pairs will clear them. Rows with skulls are worth -100 points. Once the skulls are cleared, you can start making positive numbers. Good luck!

Roll as many times as you like, but be careful that you don't get yourself stuck! Roll the dice and swap pairs to count down rockets and gain points. But your scores do not count until you commit them. Roll as much as you want, but you must be able to count down a rocket. If you cannot count down a rocket, then you must cancel your turn and lose your progress.
Can you count down lots of rockets, or will you lose your nerve?

TriPeaks has been a popular computer solitaire game for twenty years, and TriPeaks Twelve is the best TriPeaks value you'll find. In addition to the classic three-peak game, TriPeaks Twelve has several other fun versions, ranging from really easy to nigh-impossible. The tougher levels introduce "Jokers Wild" modes so you don't get too frustrated. TriPeaks Twelve offers four different card styles and internet-shared high scores so you can brag about your accomplishments to the world. If you are looking for classic TriPeaks, or if you want to try something new, TriPeaks Twelve is just the thing!

Hexapies is a great little "paint the board" puzzle game. You are first given a board full of colored splats. By throwing colors of pies at the board, you cause the splats to merge into a larger "meta-splat". Once the board contains one giant splat of one color, you win. Then you ger a slightly more difficult board and a few more pies to throw.
The game is quick to play and is very easy to learn. The game includes high score tables as well as "zen" modes where you try to splat as many boards as you can with unlimited pies. Have fun!

Shi Sen is a unique tile matching game played with Mah Jongg tiles. You must eliminate tiles by finding matches, but you can only remove matching tiles if they can connect with three or fewer lines without crossing over another tile.
Shi Sen has a unique tile-removal strategy, but it is very easy to learn. And once you have learned it, it will be hard to stop playing. Eight different layouts for different levels of difficulty and internet-shared high score tables makes this game a great value.

Zombie Kitten Attack is a cheap movie, and you are its star. You need to dodge radioactive zombie kittens, armed only with your wits and a couple of cheesy B-movie props. Specifically, you have a car that does not go very far and a raygun that does not fire many shots. Zombie Kittens, though, are not very smart and tend to bump into things and explode in their haste to get you. You have no chance against the ever-increasing onslaught of Zombie Kittens, but with a little skill and a little luck, you might be able to survive for a couple of sequels.
Zombie Kitten Attack is another quick but frustrating little puzzle game from The Code Zone.

The web and social-network version of this game has been played millions of times, and now the best-ever version of this devious circuit-building puzzle game is available to take with you anywhere!
The rules are quite simple, "connect all the wires, and light up the lights". And the wires are all in the right place. They just need to be rotated a bit so that everything is powered up. Unfortunately, that is not as easy as it sounds. Every puzzle has a solution, but some are not very obvious. Features "undo", "restart" and "give up" to help you solve the puzzles.
Once you give it a try, you will be hooked. Have fun!

In the spirit of ConFusebox comes another great little devious "build a circuit" puzzle game. The object of the puzzle is simple -- connect up all the wires and light up all the lights. The lights and the power source are in place, but you have to figure out how to place the wires. You have plenty of clues in the numbered circles, but it will take a little thought to get them all in the right place. Placing the obvious wires will often give you clues on how to place wires elsewhere, but sometimes you will just have to take a chance.
And once you have the hang of ConstructBox, you can play the variation "ConjectureBox", which is similar but only allows you to connect to cells that are powered. It is no longer just a matter of connecting up the obvious wires. You will need a little more planning-ahead to solve it.
ConstructBox and ConjectureBox are great little puzzle games for you puzzle-solving fanatics. Once you give it a try, you will be hooked. Have fun!

Here is a clever little solitaire card game. It works a bit like a sliding tile puzzle, but the playing card "pieces" do not just move in four directions. The cards move like chess pieces, depending on their values. Try to organize the deck in as few moves as you can. You will learn new strategies as you play. You will also find it hard to stop, as the game is surprisingly addictive. This is another simple, yet very devious, little mobile puzzle from The Code Zone.

Peg-jumping games are plentiful, but you will not find the breadth and depth of puzzles in other games that you will find in Pegopolis. It includes 64 different puzzles spread across five different puzzle types. You can play a casual game of 'try to clear as many pegs as possible' or a devious game of 'try to draw a picture'. There are even 'Ninja Solitaire' games that you play in reverse to throw a wrench into your pattern-seeking brain. Pegopolis was a hit desktop game back in the 1990's, and now it is back and better than ever!

Zombie Kitten Attack was a fun little puzzle game about bad movies. And what is the point of making fun of bad movies without endless sequels and reboots?
In this "turn the tables" sequel to Zombie Kitten Attack, you take the role of one of the kittens who has transcended from the fantasy-world of bad movies into the reality-world of bad moviemakers. Humans are all hiding from you, and you have to chow down on them until none are left. You have a vague idea of where the humans are, but without a little luck and your mutant zombie powers, you will not be able to find everyone.
Good luck and have fun eating their brainzes!

Black Box Chess was an oddly addictive little puzzle game from the 1990's, and now the best-ever reboot of the game is available for your mobile device. Chess pieces are hiding all over a chessboard, and you can click around to give yourself some clues. But don't get too many clues, as they cut into your points. See how many pieces you can find before time runs out. Also includes "Zen" mode for more relaxed no-time-limit play.
As an added bonus, you can test your brain on hexagonal chessboards with all-new rules on piece movement.

If you are a fan of dice games, this belongs on your list. Farkle Fever is a collection of six different great "press your luck" dice games that can be played solitaire or with up to four players. Included is the classic "Ten Thousand" version, as well as some high-bonus variations, a cutthroat version called "Hurdle Farkle", a "Farkle-less" variant called Zilch, and even one with a side-bet.
Farkle Fever is all the farkle you need!

Ready to get your retro on? Well here you are. A classic infinite-scrolling worm tunneler. You are an entozoon (google for it) traveling down an ever-narrowing tunnel full of goodies to grab and things to block your way. There are plenty of pickups and powers along the way.

Dice Planet is the latest and greatest version of the Dice-A-Rama series. Twelve great dice games with up to four players in "pass around" multiplayer mode. Included are favorites like Yatzy and Maxi-Yatzy, as well as some that are guaranteed to be something you have never seen before.

Do you like corny jokes? Well you will have a hard time finding more of them anywhere else! Over 500 knock-knock jokes in a browse-able and bookmark-able app. Jokes are view-able as chats or comic strips. Also includes sound effect buttons when you manage to tell a particularly zany one. Goofy family entertainment.
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