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Woodoku is a tile-based puzzle game. It has a two dimensional board with squares divided evenly into nine by nine lines. The player uses pieces (of various combinations of connected squares) to fill in the board. When the board is filled in specific patterns pieces disappear and the player receives points. The game ends when the player cannot play another piece.

Slide your way to becoming a master thief, as you steal from the rich, and keep a little something for yourself; in this criminally fun 2D puzzle game. Navigate barriers and drag other obstructions thoughtfully away until you can successfully guide the loot out of each maze-like level.

Touch, Smash, and Remember prime numbers the fun way! Prime numbers - numbers that have only two divisors, 1 and itself. Panasonic Prime Smash! is a new type of game that enables a fun way to learn prime numbers, the mystic numbers also known as the “atom of numbers”

A machine code puzzle game. Program a path through the very program you are writing. 0s are passable, but 1s count as walls.

A demake of Castlemouse based on the developer's vague memory of the game they haven't played in years.

Whenever a coin is collected, the level is altered to update the total coin count. Collect all the coins without blocking the exit.

"In Dino Sort, there are, uh, dinosaurs, and, well, you have to, you know, sort them out." A puzzle game about arranging dinosaurs around a grid. Each dinosaur has a specific ruleset that must be followed.

DreamWoods 2 is a puzzle game where you guide a little girl through grid-based levels filled with different blocks. Match blocks to clear obstacles, use bombs to blast your way through, and outsmart a mischievous witch to reach the exit door. Between levels, collect points to decorate your magical garden and progress along a winding path toward the witch’s castle.

A mathematical puzzle game based on a grid of numbered tiles. Score points by combining tiles that multiply to get 72. (2 × 36; 9 × 8; …) The game also offers several variants and daily time trial challenges.

Batnum, a portmanteau of "battle of numbers" is an early BASIC game based on the family of "object pile" games, which includes Nim. The player and computer take turns removing objects from a pile, with there being a set minimum and maximum amount of objects that can be removed per turn. The objective is to force the computer to take the last object.