Mobile games seem to exist primarily to procrastinate. With them like with PlayAmo or other gaming platforms, you can easily spend your lunch break or an entire evening on the couch. Here are a few cool games to play for a long time.
Dr. MEEP
Three-in-a-row is a popular genre of mobile games, but Dr. MEEP takes it to the next level. So, you’re a psychotherapist, and you need to help patients make sense of their own lives. The pictures you need to assemble the sequences from are their emotions and feelings. All the characters have them similar, but each also has its own: for example, gifts for the character who remembers a childhood birthday, pizza for the heroine who is eating up her emotions, watches for the perpetually busy and irritable businessman.
Narcissus
Another game by the developer who invented the salmon climbing the corporate ladder. It is dedicated to the famous Greek myth hero Narcissus: He and his reflection run and jump from block to block, trying to reach the end of the route. You have to control both Narcissus and his reflection at once by tapping on the right and left sides of the screen respectively. It’s not so easy: you have to follow the movements of both characters, who get different obstacles, and with different speeds press the screen with both fingers. It should be easier to play in pairs, but the more adventurous can also try it alone.
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LEGO Tower
The only thing better than playing Lego is playing Lego without having to pick up the pieces that are scattered all over the room. In this game, you have to build a huge tower of constructor, where Lego-human live and work. On different floors, there are living quarters, stores, cafes, laboratories and what not. Your task is to make the tower function without interruption, to build new floors, to deliver visitors to their desired location and in passing to solve various minor problems. Someone lost a pet, a delivery guy forgot pizza toppings on the floor, and there are pirates prowling the floors in search of treasure. In general, sheer chaos, but a lot of fun.
Flower
A game that’s sure to come in handy after a hard work week. For years Flower was only available on PlayStation, but earlier this year they released a mobile version, only on the iPhone. So you’re a breeze, and your job is to fly across the field, helping the flowers unfold. The gameplay is exactly as cute and soothing as it looks in the description, and it’s just impossible to lose.
Euclidean Lands
A spectacular puzzle game that somewhat resembles the famous Monument Valley, but does not copy it. You are a warrior who needs to find your way out of a playground made up of several platforms. The platforms rotate in different directions, and your task is to guide the warrior through them, avoiding obstacles and guards, who can kill you if you approach them from the wrong side.
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Up Left Out
It’s a minimalist puzzle game. To complete the level, you have to move the pieces until you move them all. The game becomes progressively more difficult as each level adds new types of pieces and tools, such as buttons to block off access to parts of the board. The levels are uncomplicated but enjoyable, and if they are not enough, you can always try other puzzles of the developer in the same style.
