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<\/center><\/p>\nIt’s finally the end of the quarter for me and the end of the school year for Daniel. My brain is fried from dealing with all of this as well as a family medical emergency (prayers are appreciated), so here are some phone games I have enjoyed. (These can all be found on Google Play. No idea about iTunes.)<\/p>\n
<\/a>— 1 —<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Bubble Shooter Rainbow.<\/strong> This is one of those bubble popping games, but there isn’t a story attached (like Bubble Witch) and it’s fairly brainless, so I play it while watching YouTube or when I need to think through something with my hands full. It was a good thing to have <\/p>\n <\/a>— 2 —<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Word Collect.<\/strong> This is one where you get six or more letters and have to make words of a certain length out of them. I have a word unscrambler page bookmarked on both my laptop and phone for this game in case I need help.<\/p>\n <\/a>— 3 —<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Klondike Adventures.<\/strong> This is my current serious addiction, and it’s one of those mining camp\/homesteading\/town-building games but with a story attached. Besides doing things in your camp (like growing crops, building furniture, feeding livestock, etc.), you’re also going to different locations and doing quests. I’m a sucker for an interesting story, so they are doing a pretty good job of keeping my attention.<\/p>\n <\/a>— 4 —<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Clockmaker.<\/strong> This is a spooky Victorian-era game which has you do “match 3” levels at various locations to get items you need to continue in the game. I thought it would be a lot of logic puzzles, but I only saw one or two. If “match 3” stuff is your happiness, I recommend it. If not, skip it.<\/p>\n <\/a>— 5 —<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Alice’s Restaurant.<\/strong> This gives you 6-8 letters (usually in a circle and usually easy in terms of what they are spelling) and you have to put words from those letters in a crossword puzzle format. I find it much easier than Word Collect, and the stars you earn allow you to remodel a restaurant and then an island hotel. There’s also a story that goes along with this one, but it’s not quite as compelling as the one in Klondike Adventures.<\/p>\n <\/a>— 6 —<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Cross Logic.<\/strong> This is one of those logic puzzle games<\/a> where they give you a grid, and you have to figure out what to put based on the clues they give you. They offer three levels: easy, normal, and hard. My only complaint with this one is that you can’t pay to make the ads go away.<\/p>\n <\/a>— 7 —<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Words with Friends.<\/strong> Scrabble is a family bloodsport. This also kept me entertained when I was in the hospital with pneumonia in 2019.<\/p>\n For more Quick Takes, visit Kelly at This Ain’t The Lyceum<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It’s finally the end of the quarter for me and the end of the school year for Daniel. My brain is fried from dealing with all of this as well as a family medical emergency (prayers are appreciated), so here … Continue reading