Want a big pile of puzzles on your desk to sort though, be baffled by, and feel incredibly clever about when you solve them? Here's the enticing kicker: this pile of puzzles is not only great but also completely free.
20 More, Somehow Even Smaller, Mazes by developer FLEB is a free puzzle game and a sequel to 20 Small Mazes. (Don't worry, you don't have to have played 20 Small Mazes to get what's going on in 20 More, Somehow Even Smaller Mazes, but if you'd like to play 20 Small Mazes it's also free.)
The game dumps a stack of mazes (small ones!) on your desktop and you're free to start attempting to solve one before invariably realizing it's pretty darn tricky, taking a break from it, and working on another. All the puzzles are there at once so you can drag 'em and move 'em till you find the one you want to focus on.
It's fun and surprising: one maze exploded into pieces, though I could still move through it no matter where on the screen the pieces were, in another maze the dot didn't move but I could move the maze instead and kind of push the dot to the exit, and one maze was smaller than I thought it'd be—even though the title of the game warned me the mazes would be smaller, even.
Here, watch the trailer below, which is a generous five whole seconds long (that's really all you need), and then you should just go download the game and play it. Again, it's free.
