That's the best thing about puzzle games - they age like a fine wine. All the games above came out in the last 7 years, use modern technologies and are availab

That's the best thing about puzzle games - they age like a fine wine. All the games above came out in the last 7 years, use modern technologies and are available on modern platforms. I'd contrast that to older puzzle games that need special compatibility tools to get running (Myst) or haven't been updated to modern resolutions or other devices like touch or controller support (e.g. Braid).