[Digital Huarong Road]
After the game starts, the order of the numbers will be randomly shuffled, and then the number blocks will be rearranged in order by sliding the number blocks with your finger. The game rules of Digital Huarong Road seem simple, but in fact they are extremely challenging. Perfect coordination of hands, eyes and brain, observation and reaction ability are all indispensable!
After the game starts, randomly shuffle the order of the numbers, click and slide the screen with your finger, and move the slider back to the correct position. The purpose of the game is to rearrange the number squares on the board from left to right and from top to bottom in the shortest possible time with the fewest moves possible. When you arrange the number squares on the screen in order, you will pass the level!
The game ranges from 3x3 to 9x9, and the levels are more difficult and more brain-burning.
Challenge the limits of your logical thinking and brainpower and see who has the strongest brain.

[Unblock Me]
Each puzzle is a wooden board with a red block sandwiched somewhere between another wooden block, the concept is to solve the sliding puzzle and use your logic and thinking skills to solve the block puzzle. There are puzzles with multiple difficulty levels to solve.

How to play:
• Move the red block to the exit.
• Horizontal blocks can be moved left and right.
• Vertical blocks can be moved up and down.
• Unlock exits to solve puzzles!

special function
• Hundreds of puzzles waiting for you to solve!
• Use the available hints to find out
• Get a second chance with the Reset and Undo buttons

[Four pieces]
A strategy game for two.
There are 42 circular holes in six rows and seven columns on both sides of the chessboard, allowing players to observe the position of the chess pieces.
Both sides must take turns throwing one of their own chess pieces into the opening, allowing the chess piece to fall to the bottom or other chess pieces due to gravity.
You win when your four chess pieces are connected in a line vertically, horizontally, or diagonally.
When the board is full and there are no four pieces in a row, it is a tie.