Clever games for Android: Slice It!, Lightbot and Mind Games

Intelligent games for mobile devices running Android, which will not only have a good time, but it will serve the development of your mental faculties.

Games of this review will require you some very important qualities. to pass Slice It! will need a great eye and a steady hand, Lightbot It requires the ability to count every action and teach programming, and Mind games generally can not pass without a huge tenacity.

Slice It!

In this game you have to cut the precise movements of geometric shapes on a specified number of parts. Is it easy to divide the square into two equal parts? Obviously, yes! But if you are asked to divide the figure in the form of Christmas trees for several identical parts, already have to think about. A figure at the following levels will all skaters, but the task is difficult, so that the saying "measure twice, cut once" is often recalled during the passage.

Lightbot LITE

This is my favorite game is still a long time, so I could not help but remember when preparing the review. It is necessary to program a cute robot so that he passed along a predetermined path and lit all the lights. To do this, you will only have a limited number of operations of steps, which seem sorely lacking for the task. The process of passing the so fascinating that you will not even notice how will understand the basics of programming. Highly recommend this game if for some reason you missed it.

Mind games

The name speaks for itself. This is a collection of mini-games that are specifically want to break your brain. At the moment, it offers 17 different puzzles, tasks, riddles and puzzles that contain a total of about 180 levels. Many of them are known to everyone since childhood - this version of the game Reversi, chess problems, tag, while others are a combination of several advanced games or even make a completely new game algorithms.

I hope that this edition of the game you like and good will strain your gyrus. Get involved in the discussion and share with us the names of their favorite "smart" games.