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Smartphone games have become a technological staple of the 21st century. They’re perfect to play when you’re on the subway or in line at the grocery store. But sometimes, we don’t want the excruciating frustration of dying in Flappy Bird or Temple Run. Here are five smartphone games that are practically a walk in the park. (Because sometimes, it really does feel good to win.)
Making beautiful music has never been easier or more convenient! Simply tap the black tiles as they appear to virtually “play” the piano. Miss one or accidentally tap a white tile and you’re forced to start from the beginning.
Trivia Crack is an addictive multiplayer game that allows you to spin the wheel of trivia and answer questions about anything from science to pop culture. Once you get a question wrong, you must wait for your opponent to take his or her turn. It’s fun, easy and convenient to play when you have a quick break during the day.
This one’s a given. Doodle Jump has a simple, easy-to-navigate interface and will become addictive very quickly. It’s not so hard that you could never beat the highest level, but it’s challenging enough that you might spend a little too much time on it when you should getting out of bed.
When you’re playing this fun, engaging game, it’s hard to tell whether you’re viewing basic graphics or an art piece. There’s no real competitive aspect to Monument Valley; you simply help a little prince climb various towers by adjusting architectural properties.
It would be truly shameful if we didn’t include Fruit Ninja on this list. After all, even though it is extremely addicting, it’s also way too easy. Its beautiful and compelling interface makes it hard for one to resist and the swish of the blade slicing the fruit is way too satisfying.
Now, download away! The app store is your oyster. Well, until you run out of storage.
