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Some of the puzzle games suitable for children were the official version of the children's puzzle game, the mobile version of the puzzle, the latest version of the puzzle, the tangram puzzle, the Dora puzzle, the daily puzzle, and so on. These games help to improve the child's concentration, train the child's reasoning thinking, improve hand-eye coordination, and cultivate their patience.

The following were some puzzle games: - " Puzzle Cube ": This is a puzzle game with a unique gameplay. When the player moves a puzzle grid, the grid in the same row will move together. The game had two modes, easy and difficult. There were hundreds of puzzles built in, suitable for players of different levels to pass the time. - " Puzzle Game ": It was a single-player puzzle game for cards and cards. The application platform was mobile, and it supported Android 2.1. - There were also cartoon children's puzzles, children's baby puzzles, 3D cute puzzles, puzzle 12 constellations, Doudou puzzle game, Baldhead puzzle game, etc. These puzzle games were equipped with interesting cartoon characters, and the gameplay was simple and interesting, which was more suitable for babies.

There were many ways to play puzzle-solving games, and the most common ones were as follows: 1. [Item Search: Find hidden items such as keys, passwords, clues, etc. in the game to solve puzzles.] 2. ** Decryption password **: For example, cracking password locks, password safe, and other password puzzles. 3. ** Scene Exploration **: explore and discover hidden clues in the game scene to solve the puzzle. 4. [Puzzle-solving: Solve puzzles based on the clues and information collected. This is the core gameplay.] 5. ** Puzzle-solving Sequence **: Solve a bigger puzzle by solving multiple puzzles. 6. ** Building Items **: Some puzzle-solving games can collect materials to build items to help solve puzzles. 7. ** Choosing the storyline **: A game that uses a non-linear narrative. The player's choice will affect the development and ending of the story. 8. ** Interact with NPCs **: Interact with non-player characters to collect information and clues. 9. ** Time Limit **: Complete the quest or solve the puzzle within the specified time. 10. Escape Room: Escape by searching for clues and items in a room or a series of rooms. 11. [Manipulation mechanism: Use the lever, button, door, and other mechanisms to solve the puzzle.] 12. [Labyrinth Exploration: Search for clues and paths in a complex maze.] 13. [Puzzle]: Piece together the fragments or scattered parts into a complete image or item. 14. ** Jump and Balance **: Jump and balance to reach a specific position or solve a puzzle. 15. ** Numerical-Puzzles **: Use numbers and arithmetic to solve puzzles, such as Sudoku, math problems, etc. 16. [Inference: Use clues and information to solve the puzzle.] 17. ** Pixel-based Search **: Search for hidden items and clues in the pixelated scene. 18. ** Hidden object **: Find hidden objects in the game scene, such as items in rooms, gardens, etc. 19. ** Visual Illusion **: Create a puzzle using visual illusions such as light and shadow, reality, size, etc. The player needs to solve it. 20. Collect and manage resources: Collect and manage food, water, tools, and other resources to survive and solve puzzles in the game. 21. ** Multiplayer **: Multiple players cooperate to solve puzzles, such as escape room games. 22. [Tracking Clues: Solve the puzzle by tracking footprints, handprints, and other clues.] 23. [Observe Details]: Carefully observe the patterns, colors, shapes, and other details in the scene to solve the puzzle. 24. [Use props: Use ladders, binoculars, and other props to solve puzzles.] 25. [Make a Plan: Make escape and rescue plans to solve the puzzle.] 26. ** Simulate environment **: Simulate real environments such as ships, trains, and planes to let players experience solving puzzles. 27. ** Plot Selection **: The player's choice affects the game plot and ending, such as choosing dialogue options or action plans. 28. [Test of reaction speed: Complete the mission within a limited time. Test of reaction speed and adaptability.] 29. [Decryption mechanism: Unlock different mechanisms to achieve your goal.] 30. ** Combination **: Combining different components to achieve the goal. 31. ** Master Rhythm **: Jump and climb according to the rhythm. 32. ** Language Translator **: Translate words, symbols, and other different languages to solve puzzles. 33. ** Strategic Thinking **: Use different strategies to solve problems.

Puzzle games were games that provided players with a series of puzzles to solve. They were also known as puzzle games (PUZ). This type of game tested the player's visual-spatial ability, language ability, logical and mathematical ability, etc. It might also involve the test of music rhythm ability and physical movement ability. Puzzle-solving games had a long history. They originated from early games that tested one's thinking ability, such as the ancient Egyptian game Nim. In the 1970s, Arithmetic by Jewel was a two-person code cracking board game. In 1979, Heian-Kyoko Alien created a trap placement game, which inspired the design of Gold Digger. In the 1980s, Tetri promoted puzzle games. At that time, graphic adventure games emphasized puzzle design and gradually moved closer to puzzle games, such as Monkey Island Hero, Underworld Rhapsody, etc. However, such puzzle-style adventure games had low playability and were difficult to satisfy players of different levels. Therefore, some puzzle games began to combine action elements or provide puzzle tips and skipping options. After the 21st century, puzzle-solving games had been added to the player's spatial recognition and three-dimensional spatial recognition ability. They had been developed on multiple platforms, such as Pushing the Box on the mobile platform, Brain Training on the console platform, Time and Space Illusion on the computer platform, and so on. The typical puzzle games were Lianliankan, Gem Cube, Zuma, Tetris', and so on. There were also the Room, Escape Cube Collection, Mechanical Maze, Fog Detective, Lost Island Series, Time and Space Illusion, Endless Journey, Mountain and Sea Traveler, Painted World, and many other puzzle games. In addition, there have been some news about new puzzle-solving games recently, such as Where Are We?, a new puzzle-solving game by the developers of the "We Were Here" series. The Steam page is open, the release date is pending, and Chinese is not supported for the time being. The Steam page of the mystery game "The Whispers of Yelandor: The Collection of Cthulhu" is open, and it will be released in the fourth quarter of 2024, and it will support simplified and traditional Chinese. There were also different types of puzzle games such as family, parent-child, outdoor treasure hunting and puzzle games.

Puzzle solving referred to the process of solving a series of puzzles in a puzzle game. Puzzle games were games that provided players with puzzles to solve. They were also known as puzzle games (PUZ). Puzzle-solving often tested the player's visual-spatial ability, verbal ability, logical and mathematical ability, etc. It might also involve the ability to play music and physical movement. For example, in the puzzle game Monument Valley, the player needed to use visual illusions, geometric reconstruction, and obstacles to help the silent princess Ada walk out of the forest of steles. In the family version of the secret room puzzle game, the son needed to solve many puzzles to save his mother trapped in the secret room, looking for clues and deciphering Morse code. The triangle puzzle game required the player to eliminate adjacent triangular-colored triangular-shaped objects, and after the elimination, the triangular-shaped objects of the same color would collide with each other to continue the elimination. In addition, some puzzle toys also involved the puzzle process, such as putting a square wooden board into a rectangular bag, taking a cone from a cylindrical groove, etc. All required a specific method.