15.BioShock: The Collection Another collection of three games in one,BioShock: The Collectionis a great way to revisit these games. Or, if you’re like me and still haven’t gotten around to playing through all of them, actually play through them at all. And given how well-regarded theBioShockfranchise is, you don’t want to miss out on this experience! 14.Metro 2033 Redux If instead of emptying clip after clip, you prefer games where you need to keep a careful eye on your ammo, this is the game for you....

15. Picross Touch If you love logic puzzle games like Sudoku where you need to make repeated logical deductions to arrive at a solution, then you absolutely needPicross Touch. This mobile game is a no-nonsense implementation of the popular “nonograms” family of logic puzzles, where a grid of squares is filled in according to number clues that reveal a picture when complete. Picross Touch requires no internet connection, and I’ve personally used this game to get me through several international flights....

Top 10 Single-Player HTML5 Games Agent 008 Ballis an HTML5 pool game with a twist: not only do you have 2 minutes to sink every ball, but one of the balls is secretly a time bomb. If you activate the time bomb, you have 30 seconds to sink it—if you don’t, it explodes and reduces your remaining time by 30 seconds. It’s a pretty simple game without many extra bells or whistles....

15.Plants vs. Zombies: The Battle for Neighborville If you’re looking for an online multiplayer shooter game that leans more toward the lighthearted side,Plants vs. Zombies: The Battle for Neighborvilleis one of the best options for you. This sequel to thePlants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfareseries is great with its offering of six different PvP multiplayer modes, as well as a co-op tower defense mode that hearkens back to the franchise’s roots....

15. Klaus (2019) Before we dive into the origin stories of famous superheroes and infamous supervillains, why don’t we start off with a cozy little animation calledKlaus? This one’s worth it, I promise. It’s common knowledge that Father Christmas was born from the very real Saint Nicholas of Myra, a priest who was kicking about in 300 AD. But for his directorial debut, Sergio Pablos proposes a different take on Santa Claus’s origin story: that his identity is rooted in a Danish toymaker named Klaus during the 19th century....