Broken Pipe
Could be interesting
The infamous Balloon Thief has stolen the Earth's precious seasons and sealed them away in his magical balloons. It is up to you to release the magic stored inside and bring life back to your planet one season at a time! Point at the screen to aim and link a series of balloons to create satisfying combos! Watch as the seasons change and bring the planet back to life, releasing different graphical elements to represent each month.
In this sequel to Gubble, you have to break apart different mazes, with different tools. There are many new powerups, and Gubble is on his feet so you have to collect fuel to fly.
Relax and try figuring out block pushing puzzles of different varieties. This game is Sokoban at its core and it features tons of mind-bending puzzles. Every few levels up until the end, new mechanics get introduced.
A falling block puzzle game, Teki-Paki is based around creating strings of 5 or more blocks vertically, horizontally or diagonally. The player drops L-Shaped 3-block pieces onto the game field. If the screen is filled, the game is over.
A virtual reality game with minimal controls. Solve puzzles in a 3d space utilizing buttons and cubes.
Can an amorphous slime solve puzzles? Scientists seek to answer this question with a series of 22 problem-solving chambers. Use your squishy body to uncover the clever insights in each level and prove the capabilities of the humble slime.
Junkbot is a Shockwave puzzle-platformer that was hosted on the official LEGO website in 2001. The player must place LEGO bricks to form paths and stairways so Junkbot can reach and consume all the recycling bins in a level. The game would receive a sequel titled "Junkbot Undercover" in 2003. Despite being officially licensed by LEGO, Junkbot never appeared in any physical LEGO sets, though the "Haunted House" set from 2021 features a hidden box containing his parts.
Your raiders are inside, but the Corporations' strong network of defence still stands before you. Guide your raiders through the resistance, create data streams for them to follow. Lead them to the cpu cores. Wipe them out.
A Sokoban-style clone of Portal
