Ballance: The Return (AKA: 平衡球：深空归来) is a casual puzzle game based on physical balance and made for Windows and Android platforms, developed by Happy Happy Technology Chengdu from China. It's inspired from the classic ball game Ballance. But to be honest, it looks more exquisite, yet playing very badly.

Bejeweled (formerly called Diamond Mine, later Bejeweled Deluxe) is a series of tile-matching/gem-swapping/eliminating type of puzzle games created by PopCap Games (now a subsidiary corporation of Electronic Arts) for PC. It was initially developed using Java and released for web browsers in 2001, then followed by multiple sequels and spin-offs: Bejeweled 2 (2004), Bejeweled Twist (2008), Bejeweled Blitz (2009), Bejeweled 3 (2010), Bejeweled Stars (2016), and more.

Governor of Poker is one of the most memorable casual games I played and shared over 10 years ago, developed by Azerion (Youda Games) from the Netherlands. Recently, I finally cleaned it off my hard drive and decided to reshare it with those players who love poker games, especially Texas Holdem card games.

Crazy Machines is a casual puzzle type of series of games for Windows, developed by FAKT Software from Germany. Most of its ideas originates from the old The Incredible Machine game series on DOS and Windows - using given mechanical components to construct a Rube Goldberg-style or W. Heath Robinson-style machine to solve a goal.

The Minesweeper game originates from the 1960s, has many variations and offshoots on multiple computing platforms. On Windows, no one is unaware of the great reputation of Microsoft Minesweeper just like everyone knows Microsoft Windows itself. For most of us, the first classic computer game that we can mention is probably Minesweeper. Today, AppNee recommends you Fine Sweeper to recall our old-school fun on older versions of Windows.