Browser puzzle games

Find a puzzle worth figuring out.

A good puzzle gives you something specific to work out. COLORDER asks you to swap blocks until a color gradient fits. INTERSECT compares the first visible shapes around an empty cell. FALLMATCH makes a block's landing position part of the solution. They all run in a browser, but the decisions you make in each are quite different.

Start with COLORDER if you want to study a board at your own pace. TETROFOLD puts tile placement on a timer and asks you to compress familiar four-block shapes inside a five-by-five grid. Petal Mews follows a bouquet order, with raised flowers covering the tiles below. The game pages explain those rules and link to the developers' own descriptions.

There are larger spaces to read, too. Planet Sweeper wraps its board around a sphere, while Minesweeper 3D puts cells inside a volume. Glyph Tower uses letters as physical building pieces. Logic System places a maintenance droid inside a machine. Our checks cover different amounts of each game: completed early puzzles in some, a menu or an opening session in others. Read that scope before treating a listing as a full review.

Each game page includes its sources, controls and dated check notes. Reader reviews are separate from those editorial observations.