We were relatively late in getting cell phones and I was even later to get a smart phone, doing so only in not so distant past. Being my father's son I was reluctant to give in to the distracting side of such an important device (wife and son had no such qualms and jumped in from the start), but once my lot became dedicated to "deliver and wait" I succumbed to the allure of the ready distraction of mindless cell phone games. I know, I know, I should put down the phone and pick up a book. I do when I have a good one. I tend to go in cycles.
Here are some games that I've partaken of:
Flow - I made it though 99% of the free levels (I'll pick at the gimmicky levels if I'm desperate) and do the daily free puzzles and occasionally the non-gimmicky weekly puzzles.
Wordscapes - I play this more often though not obsessively. Can be very difficult, with a seemingly odd vocabulary (apparently it is British in origin?).
Traffic Eascape - I only play this occasionally. mindless and not at all difficult
Bazooka Boy - This was great fun for a while. Sometimes challenging but fun. Something happened and I got reset so lost my progress and haven't been back in over a year.
Here are some games that I've partaken of:
Flow - I made it though 99% of the free levels (I'll pick at the gimmicky levels if I'm desperate) and do the daily free puzzles and occasionally the non-gimmicky weekly puzzles.
Wordscapes - I play this more often though not obsessively. Can be very difficult, with a seemingly odd vocabulary (apparently it is British in origin?).
Traffic Eascape - I only play this occasionally. mindless and not at all difficult
Bazooka Boy - This was great fun for a while. Sometimes challenging but fun. Something happened and I got reset so lost my progress and haven't been back in over a year.
