Tag: Informational

Nyanco Mine is a Minesweeper clone themed after Nyanco – there’s not much to say about it other than that. I’d only recommend it for hardcore Nyanco fans, as the game offers little else. 5/10

Minestrife feels like a reskinned version of the Minesweeper included with Windows XP, albeit with a few small enhancements such as unlimited board size. Not much new aside from the base game. 5/10

Save the Planet is a simple yet different take on match-3 puzzles that has a bubble shooter feel to it. It’s more repetitive than interesting, but it might be fun to a niche audience. 5/10

Infinity Coloring Pixel is a simple casual game where you drag your mouse over numbered tiles to fill them with their corresponding colors. It’s not much of a game, but it might appeal to kids. 5/10

LRRL or RLLR is a puzzle game that seems simple enough, but turns out to be tricky as you’ll quickly forget your position in the sequence due to the simple and repetitive steps. It’s alright. 5/10

Greedy Maze is a simple maze puzzle game, but it offers three variants (darkness, hazards, and shifting walls) that can be enabled for a harder challenge. If you’re a fan of mazes, try this one. 5/10

Rock Paper SHIFT is a turn-based puzzle game based off Rock Paper Scissors. You can switch between the three objects, and you need to destroy everything else on the map. 5/10

DriftZ is a cheap feeling yet fun game where you drive and drift your customizable vehicle into hoards of zombies. Not a new concept, but well worth $2. 5/10