Powder Toy

          There is really no one picture that fully grasps just one concept of the game Powder Toy. This game is a great physics based game, and it's just so cool. There is a plethera of elements, compounds, liquids, solids, and even people to choose from. My guess is if you are even reading this post you need to download this game. It's completely free and doesn't take long to download. If you had to pay money it would be well worth it, but I'm happy we don't. If you like physics I would recommend playing this game.  

Minecraft Pocket Edition

     

        Minecraft Pocket Edition is just like the PC or Xbox versions, but it's on your phone or mobile device. When you first start up the game, it will show a screen with three or four options depending on which version you have. The first says, "Join Game," and that just means if you tap it you will be able to join other people in their game via the internet. The second button says, " Start Game," and it means exactly what it sounds like , you get to start your adventure. The third is an options button, but the fourth is a button that asks you to buy the full game, which you will only see in the demo version.

         The direction keys are in the bottom left corner, with the jump button in the center of those, and your tool bar is at the bottom in the center it shows the three tools available. But you can change your weapon or tool by tapping the little white dots in the fourth square of the tool bar.

By doing that, you bring up a screen with all of the items you have collected and the quantity of each item.

Right now I only have the demo version but when I get the full version, which costs about $6.99, I will write
a new post on that. For Minecraft lovers or anyone, believe it would be a good game. It is so much fun and it even has some educational value. If you even think building tools, farming, domesticating animals, or building houses sounds like fun, then Minecraft is definitely for you.                                                                                                                  

Cut the Rope

   

               Another great Android physics game is Cut the Rope. In which, you maneuver a piece of candy through a system of spikes, bubbles, and electricity to a little green monster named Om Nom. It's actually very fun, addicting, and challenging. I have played it and I can say that it is hard, it does make you use your brain and think about it. I've seen prices on the Android Market and the Google Play Market, and it is between 99 cents and $1.99, but there is a free version that is just as much fun. If you like  candy, little monsters, obstacles, or even boxes I recommend playing this game.