The Best Free Puzzle Or Match Game For Android With Link Download

The last, we are introduce top the best puzzle or match game for Android - that everyone in the world love with link download Free. Let see the article following with us. 

Threes!

In Puzzle game Threes!, you move cards around a four-by-four board, merging pairs, which then double in value. The snag? Every time you slide your finger, all cards on the board move in that direction, assuming they’re not blocked. The other snag: after every move, a new card shows up in a random empty spot on the board edge you dragged from.

Threes! therefore becomes a delicate balancing act: you must think several moves ahead, because your game’s done when no more moves are available.

Cloned like crazy shortly after release, Threes! nonetheless shone compared to the countless cheap rip-offs, through its breezy personality and tighter rules.

This free version is identical to the paid release, bar having to watch video ads to get extra goes. And, yes, you can queue up a load if you’re going to be offline for a while.

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Imago

This one initially comes across like a Threes! rip-off, given that you’re sliding tiles around a board. But the mechanics are unique enough to make for a very different — yet equally compelling — experience.

The aim here is to merge tiles of the same size and colour to form large blocks (four by four or, later, eight by four). These then ‘explode’ back into individual squares, each retaining the score of its parent. Savvy planning and chain reactions can quickly see your score leap into the many millions.

There’s some weird IAP lurking (such as the game begging you to pay for extra moves once you run out), but ignore that and Imago’s one of the finest puzzlers around.

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Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle

Sliding puzzle games are usually sedate affairs. Not Killer Puzzle, which mashes together the Friday the 13th flicks, Soko-Ban, and lashings of over-the-top cartoon gore.

The basic gameplay involves sliding Jason about a board to reach his next victim, who is then duly dispatched, splattering your screen with red. The decapitated head of Jason’s mother provides sagely advice while he’s attacking people with a baseball bat or suspiciously sharp shovel.

You get 100 levels over eight episodes, most of which are free. Assuming you can stomach (and preferably laugh at) the cartoon violence, this is a great freebie puzzler for bashing your brains in, while those on-screen are bashed in a very different way.

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Alphabear 2

Coming across like a mash-up of Doctor Who, Scrabble, and that shop where you can build custom teddy bears, Alphabear 2 finds blocky bears attempting to repair time by… spelling words. Yeah, that concept seems a but fuzzy to Stuff, too, but it’s a decent excuse for another entry in this top-notch series.

Each round has you use tiles to spell words, with bears comically expanding to fill the gaps. Leave tiles too long and they turn to stone, meaning you can’t get the biggest bears. And your prize for doing well at the game? More bears – in fact, collectable bears. Of course. Still, assuming you can bear all the furry cuteness, this one’s fab for word puzzle aficionados.

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Moveless Chess

It turns out wizards are massive cheats at chess. Rather than thinking several moves ahead, they use their magical powers to change pieces already on the board. Checkmatio! Or something.

Only, in Moveless Chess, this comes back to bite you, when it turns out your magical energies are severely limited, but your opponent will merrily carry on playing. And in some kind of universal karma, you’re restricted from moving pieces in the usual manner, too. Serves you right.

What we have here, then, is essentially 64 puzzles with a distinctly chess-y flavour, providing a wizard spin on an old favourite. And, no, we won’t apologise for that pun.

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PinOut!

Pinball on smartphones always feels cramped, like someone tried to squeeze a house into a shoebox. PinOut! is different. Its single, massive table stretches far into the distance, challenging you with belting a ball along against the clock.

The table’s divided into short sections, which you get past by successfully hitting ramps. If the ball drops between the flippers, you don’t lose lives, but time.

The entire game’s drenched in neon and synth-pop, like you’ve been hurled into a fusion of Tron, pinball and a 1980s disco. It works brilliantly even on the smallest screen, ramping up the tension as the clock ticks down and your sausage fingers prevent you from reaching the bonuses that temporarily reset the timer.

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Beat Street

This mobile brawler draws heavily from classic scrolling beat ’em ups like Double Dragon and Streets of Rage. The aim is to duff up an evil gang terrorising the city, mostly using your fists, but occasionally by unsportingly smashing their evil faces in with a baseball bat or a brick. But that’s OK, because you’re the hero.

Everything’s controlled using a single digit, too. It shouldn’t work, but it does; and although there’s a bit of grind in how Beat Street unlocks levels, this is an excellent freebie that successfully punches old into new.

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A Way To Slay

The good news: you’re armed with a massive sword, and can scoot about so fast you’re practically teleporting. The bad news: you’re surrounded by a bunch of bloodthirsty enemies keen to remove your head from your neck.

Double-taps have you pretty much instantly zoom to a target and get all stabby. But the order in which you dispatch foes is of paramount importance – venture too near someone’s weapon and the ground will swiftly be decorated with your innards.

With its over-the-top gore, fab graphics, and fresh arcade-oriented turn-based larks, A Way to Slay is a cut above other Android games.

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Spaceteam

Multi-device party games are usually a bit glib, but Spaceteam bucks the trend with a quirky and oddball take on co-op gameplay. Between two and four players are part of the Spaceteam (red jerseys optional), and must give orders, to try and stop your ship exploding, a ship – naturally – that happens to be attempting to outrun an exploding star.

It's a very silly game, and you can't help but love anything on Google Play that has 'Beveled Nanobuzzers' as an item in its feature list.

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