Color Road! is a simple 3D ball running game in which you control a rolling ball as it moves down a single road.

Obstructing your rolling ball are other balls arranged in rows of three with different colours. You must roll the ball to the ones with the same colour. There are also ramps on the road that changes your rolling ball’s colour. Hit a ball with a different colour than yours and you’ll be met with a game over. The farther the ball goes, the higher the score, the higher the coin. Use the coins to unlock new balls and new roads.

Free for iOS and Android.

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Two Dots is the sequel to the popular Dots game, and the objective remains the same: connect as many dots of the same colour as you can.

The sequel introduces new skills, along with 2800+ levels to work through. Join two characters, Amelia and Jacques, as they traverse the Arctic tundra, navigate fiery jungles, and plunge into ocean depths accumulating rewards for every win. Levels are grouped into ‘worlds’ that differ in game play elements, obstacles and objectives.

Be prepared to sink anchors, create bombs, fight fire, clash with monster dots and much more in this free puzzle game for iOS and Android. You can challenge your friends to a Two Dots match on Facebook or participate in the weekly Treasure Hunt mode, competing with players worldwide.

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If you love making and flying paper planes, this game is definitely for you. The objective of the game is to fly a paper plane through all the hurdles while collecting coins. Once you’ve collected enough coins, use them to upgrade your airplane. Smaller, agile planes are more expensive but as you progress, you’ll need them as the difficulty increases every second.

The gameplay sounds easy, but the artificial intelligence used by the game anticipates your moves and presents new challenges as you progress.

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Bonza combines word search, jigsaw and trivia to help you expand your vocabulary and learn new phrases. You are given fragments of a crossword puzzle and tasked with fitting them together. Use the hint provided to understand the theme and arrange the strings of letters to create words. Mystery hints add to the difficulty of the game. Dragging sets of letters is accompanied by sound effects and background music. Rewards are in the form of coins that unlock word hints or more puzzles. You can also create your own puzzles by giving clues and answers; the app will generate a puzzle from the words and you can rearrange them before making it public. Available on iOS and Android.

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The game comprises of six mini-games that require a mix of dexterity and quick reactions to complete.

You play a ninja in training, and progress by successfully completing increasingly difficult challenges. Evade fast-moving foes or eliminate them with carefully thrown shurikens. A timer counts down as you play, so you’ll know exactly how long you have to survive.

The game also includes an Endless Mode version in which you collect stars as the hazards come increasingly fast and hard.

It’s free to play, but you have to put up with ads; a ‘Continue’ button will restart a level where the timer stopped.

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Challenging and addictive Sky Dancer is an endless-runner game where ‘falling’ is important too.

Jump across hazardous cliffs, flying islands, large boulders; dive and land like a superhero while racking up your highest score. Set in outer space, there are multiple characters to choose from, each with a unique name and special ability. The on-screen controls are simple — control the player’s trajectory with single and double taps; jumping require players to use both hands.

Free for iOS and Android, the game also works online.

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Your job is to fill in the animal silhouette using colourful pieces; just drag and drop to place, and tap to rotate. Move quickly in order to earn a perfect rating. After each puzzle has been completed, you’ll receive a surprising fact about the animal.

The game includes over 80 puzzles.

Free for iOS and Android

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Using one finger, jump, hop, and parkour your way through deceptive levels, using the walls and shape of your surroundings to help you reach higher and find the stolen stars.

Your score on each level is determined by the amount of time it took you to complete all the stages in that level.

Free on iOS

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You control a white ball or “The Vessel”, as it’s called as it rolls along a blue road that twists and turns. But this is no ordinary “road” – it’s more of a downward spiral. Your only defence against certain death is your ability to manoeuvre The Vessel at insane speeds by pressing on the left or right of the screen. True to its name, the track is just about impossible to navigate with crazy turns, jumps and other obstacles.

Free for iOS.

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The objective of this addictive game, One More Bounce, is to get to the finish line without hitting any of the obstacles. But you have to do it by drawing lines for the ball to bounce off. The challenge is for the line to be angled at an orientation that will move the ball forward without it hitting the wall.

Free for iOS and Android.

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