Every game has one strip: the cover, what it is, and the same fields as its guide. Genres are marked with a notch code on the frame edge.
Moving, jumping and reacting in real time, often next to other players.
Action
Minefun.io is an online multiplayer game set in a blocky 3D world. You pick one of its maps, from parkour obby courses to a zombie apocalypse, and play alongside other people or friends in a private room.
You run something with its own rules, a shop or a train, and learn how it behaves.
Simulation
Monkey Mart is a shop-management game. You harvest crops, stock shelves and take money at the till, then hire monkey staff and unlock new aisles until the shop runs faster than you can alone.
Simulation
Rail in the Air puts you at the controls of a cart on a track suspended high above the ground. You speed up and brake so you stay on the rails through tighter and stranger turns, and unlock new stages and maps as you go.
Problems with a right answer: where a piece fits, which tap is the trick.
Puzzle
Blocky Blast Puzzle is a block-placing puzzle. You drag shapes onto a grid, and whenever a row or a column is completely filled, it clears and makes room for the next pieces.
Puzzle
67 Game is a quick-fire puzzle game from Stupidella built on the viral 6-7 meme. Poki describes 67 levels to clear within 67 seconds, each one a small surprise: a reaction test, odd logic or a troll question.
No score to chase and no way to lose. You play at your own pace.
Casual
Anycolor is a colouring game from Aniway, a studio in Finland. You pick a drawing, fill its areas from a palette with a tap or a brush, add a filter or outline at the end and save the picture.
