Mini Words: Top Games

Decent little game for the price. Clean presentation, nice difficulty scale, good trivia questions and straightforward enough that you don't get stuck and have to look for help. If you're in the mood for a chill puzzle game and you like gaming history and trivia, you can't go wrong with this one.

Well worth the price, really enjoyed getting nostalgic and the games chosen are great without necessarily being famous enough to be obvious.

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One of the few games that has truly made me gamer rage! It’s a fairly challenging experience that spans a wide variety of game genres, so unless you’re a jack-of-all-trades, expect to get caught off guard a few times. If you're well-versed in RPGs and adventure games, for example, you might struggle with questions about sports or flight simulators. That said, the challenge is part of the fun, and there’s a guide available if you get stuck. If you enjoy testing your gaming knowledge (and don’t mind a little frustration), this is definitely worth a shot!

I can see Mini Words: Top Games as a type of an homage to video games and video game culture. Mechanically it's a relaxed quizzing puzzler that evokes warm, positive feelings in me for seeing mention of the games I know, I like, I've played or remember from the furthest reaches of my personal memory lane. It also works as an interesting test for how many video games, new or old, I'm actually aware of, despite not necessarily personally playing them. As I mentioned, the name-dropping and references of MW:TG warm my heart. It's a bit like going over your memorable games with another person with a shared interest. It also makes me realise how much games have meant to me since my childhood: A hobby, way to relax, let my imagination run free and have fun. Something engaging to do alone or fun to share together with a friend. An inspirational form of storytelling art. A frame of modern inclusive & unifying gaming culture. A tool for learning languages, travelling the world, experiencing different cultures and gaining various all-around knowledge... and a shared interest and source of joy with my own daughter. Playing this game reminds me of all the good things this media form has to offer. It's easy to imagine that it was made with the same fondness that I myself feel for my favorite games. Kudos!

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I identified two ways to play the game. One is by using your knowledge of classic and varied games throughout history, which is definitely not my case. The other way is to try and find words that can be recognized within the puzzle. In both cases, the hints provided can be helpful. If you enjoy word games, this is a good challenge, and if you are a fan of gaming history, the challenge becomes even more enjoyable.

[b] Achievements. Simply finish the game [/b] [h1] The Game[/h1] Trivia puzzle game with questions focused around popular video games. [h1] The Achievements [/h1] Simply finish all of the levels, can be completed in 1 hour. Solutions available. [h1] Recommendation [/h1] Most of the questions are good and interesting but the experience is highly effected on how much you know and to what extent. A little somewhat fun game but neutral recommendation.

I enjoyed this. Learned a few things about older video games I haven't played. The regular Mini Words game is much more challenging and lengthy but this more version focused exclusively on gaming is pretty fun too.

I just don't like the puzzle aspect of the trivia where every letter needs to be selected even though you've solved the questions.