PLUGS
Plug in lamps and mix colored light to brighten seven rooms in a dark house.
Genres
In Ink Side Down you roll a cube with one inked face across a grid, printing ink on the marked squares and keeping it off every other square. There's a new grid every day, with an easy, a medium and a hard puzzle, each with its own par.
Puzzle video games test logic, pattern recognition, sequence solving and spatial recognition, and the genre runs from falling-block games like Tetris (1985) to tile-matching games like Bejeweled and physics puzzles like Portal (2007).
WenWare took third place and the Most Played award at Vibe Jam 2026 with 360-degree scenes from history, where you work out the place and the year from the buildings, the clothes and the technology around you. In Data Drop the falling blocks are letters, and you're filling the gaps in half-hidden passwords.
No games match all of those filters yet. Try taking one off, or start from the top rated list.
Plug in lamps and mix colored light to brighten seven rooms in a dark house.
Guess the place and year of a 360-degree historical scene.
Grow and tend digital bonsai trees in calm, pretty scenes.
Spot the impossible object in a 360° historical scene, then guess where and when.
The filters didn't load. Check your connection and try again.

Explore a dark fantasy dungeon in an old-school crawler with puzzles and RPG battles.
Choose your path through 100+ video scenes and short minigames as Levelsio.
Steer falling blocks and fill in missing letters to crack passwords
Roll a marble across hazardous terrain and collect all the money in each level.
Pick the next word one token at a time and play the part of a language model.
Solve puzzles built around explosive hamsters in a cartoon-styled mobile-friendly game
Guide two linked entities across parallel dimensions to their portals, dodging Void Agents
Sprint and wall-jump through 30 commuter rooms while deaths add time to your clock
Answer Eurovision questions in a quick quiz built for phones and browsers.
Click through an underground complex to wake an ancient mech and stop a cyber dragon.
Stack wobbly physics blocks against other players in a chaotic multiplayer match.
Memorize a maze route in three seconds, then find the exit in the dark.
Decode a daily phrase by working out what each symbol instructs you to do.
Sort VHS tapes into categories on the shelves of a retro rental store.
Build a fragile fortress, then smash it apart in a physics sandbox.
Find the one sequence of card plays that wins two lanes on the final turn of a match.
Minesweeper on a hex grid, with a safe first click and three board sizes.
Search your late grandfather's workshop of stopped clocks before it's cleared.
Spell your way from Colorado to Maine by typing the name of each state next door.
Collect API credits and finish terminal-themed quests in a Zelda-inspired adventure.
Water a bare courtyard and find hidden gems through a full watercolor year.
Fill a 9x9 Sudoku grid with colors instead of numbers.
Walk a diver through an undersea lab and play mini games that explain how chatbots work.
Roll a cube across a grid so its inked face stamps only the marked squares.
Clear mahjong boards by matching tiles, on 12 layouts with every deal solvable.
Link same-color dots into chains, and close a loop to clear a color from the board.
Drag element cards together to craft new items and collect them.
Guide your character while a shadow repeats your last move and risks falling into holes.
Name less familiar members of seven timed categories to score deeper.
Wall in the white stone on a hex board before it slides off the edge.
Carry a drowned world's last light through a flooded voxel gate.
Trace neighboring letters on a grid to spell words before the timer runs out.
Race through quick brain microgames testing reflexes, memory, patterns and logic.
Escape a series of crisis rooms by spotting the real fix before time runs out.
Sink mini-golf shots on a daily space course where gravity curves the ball's path.
Escape the office wheel as a hamster in a pixel-art adventure with puzzles.
Place factories on a grid to build shapes, then design levels to stump friends.
Guess pop song titles from emoji clues in a pixel-art arcade music quiz.
Link words into chains and use bonuses to push your score higher.
Stack falling blocks in a 1v1 duel and use abilities to sabotage your rival.
Roll through mazes, collect perks, and race through increasingly strange worlds.
Find your way through a dark dungeon using echolocation pings
Grab sushi off a conveyor belt and serve it to impatient customers.
Bow to deer and feed them crackers without letting the herd charge you.
Counted from all 77 games on the list's 2 pages. A game can name more than one tool or genre, so a list can add up to more than 77.