Slimbo vs Unpin Please

Slimbo is a gentle physics game about a little green creature that grows toward candy. Tap to grow an eye. Each new eye links to its neighbours, and the links bend, pull and push like real wood. Build triangles and your creature stands tall; build a thin pole and it sags and topples. Reach every candy before you run out of eyes. • 200 hand-made levels in 10 colourful chapters • Real physics: stones roll, beams tip, rockers sway • One finger is enough: just tap • Stuck? Take five extra eyes and keep going • The game adapts to you: tough spots give a few spare eyes • After the last level the climb goes on • No timers: think as long as you like

Unpin Please is a puzzle game about taking plates off a board. Each plate is held by one screw. Drag the plate along its slot and the screw slides toward the open end. When it gets there the plate comes loose. Get every plate loose and the level is done. The part that makes it a puzzle is that loose plates don't disappear. They stay on the board and you have to move them around by hand. If you free the wrong plate first, it ends up sitting in the way of the next one, and there's no putting a screw back. So you have to think about the order, and about where you leave things. Levels start simple and get pretty tight. Later on the board is almost full and the last few plates only come out if everything else has been pushed into exactly the right spot. Features: - Boards in lots of shapes: corridors, rooms with doors, crosses, spirals, rings - Plates of different sizes, including long ones and bent ones that turn as they slide - Some levels are built on a diagonal, with angled walls and angled plates - You can slide a plate part way and leave it there, which is often the trick - A timer on each level - Every level has a solution. Nothing is random and nothing depends on luck If you like sliding block puzzles or unblock-style games and want something with a bit more going on, give it a try.