120 More WeChat Mini Games: Stress-Relief Puzzles, Brain Teasers and Local Card Tables
Batch nine adds 120 more titles. The theme this time: games for when your brain is tired, and games for when it is not. One side is stress-relief matching and sorting; the other is brain-teaser spot-the-difference. Local card and mahjong tables keep filling in, with Hunan and Shanghai styles plus sandaha; two-player and simulation picks round it out. As always, every title was checked against the official WeChat promotion library. They open inside WeChat, no download.
Stress relief: slide, match, unwind
Jieya Nuo Buting: the name is the gameplay — keep sliding pieces together and clearing them, made for switching off for a few minutes.
Daoshui Xiaochu Jieya and Xiaoshi de Jiantou: one sorts by pouring water, the other clears pairs by following arrows. Both explain themselves in ten seconds.
Laotie Jiujiu Woya and Liujiao Xiaoxiao: one plays it for laughs, the other mixes light puzzles into the matching. Easy to open for a short break.
Brain teasers and spot-the-difference
Naodong Dashi Miji and Wangeng Naodong Wangzhe: one is a straight brain-burning puzzler, the other runs on memes and lateral thinking. Straightforward logic will not save you in either.
Fangda Zhaoge Cha: spot-the-difference played zoomed in, with the answers hiding in the details.
Fengkuang Zhao Dongxi and Yanli Pintu: a hidden-object hunt that two players can tackle together, and a jigsaw hidden inside block puzzles that assembles into nature scenes.
Simulation: forge swords, make phone cases, run a hospital
Zhujian Dashi Zhuan: a blacksmith game — the more you hammer, the more the sword is worth. The pace is entirely yours.
Moni Shougong Zhizuo Shoujike: a little decoration workshop where you design phone cases with your own colors and stickers.
Kaige Dayiyuan, Wo de Peipi Xiaozhen and Xiangsu Xiaozhen Moni: build a hospital from scratch, live in a dollhouse town, or potter around a pixel town. All three reward slow, steady arranging.
Local card tables: Hunan, Shanghai and sandaha
Daye Dagong and Baijindao Xiangtan Sandaha: regional card games keep arriving — dagong and Xiangtan-style sandaha this round.
Siji Hunan Majiang and Weile Shanghai Majiang: the Hunan table bundles Changsha mahjong, sandaha, paohuzi and zipai; the Shanghai one is a qiaoma collection. Both hometowns covered.
Mangguo Doudizhu and Boke Doudizhu: two landlord tables — send the link to your group chat and the table fills itself. Card games are for fun; play responsibly.
Two-player, round two: lie flat, dollhouse, island survival
Shuangren Tangping: a two-player lie-flat game with a horror streak — hide together, survive together. Bring a friend if you scare easily.
Shuangren Guojiajia and Shuangren Kongdao Shengcun: one is calm dollhouse arranging, the other starts you on a tiny raft with nothing. Opposite moods, both for two.
Shui Shi Ni Laoba: a cartoon two-player comedy bit with a cheeky name, built for teasing your opponent.
Runners and drivers: lava, screaming, transforming cars
Yanjiang Paoku and Jianjiao Caineng Pao: one runs over lava, the other's whole gimmick is screaming to move. This round of runners goes for thrills and laughs at once.
Ziyou Kaiche Moniqi and Bianxing Fengkuang Saiche: a free-roam driving sandbox, and a racer that transforms at full speed. Steady or wild, your pick.
The heavyweights: legends, cultivation, a Monkey King tower defense
Xiaoao Zhongji Kuangbiao and Shengji Chuanqi: two licensed legend-style RPGs, one with nine classes — for players who like growing one character over time.
Daotian Lu: a relaxed cultivation game where you run a sect at an easy pace and build it up slowly.
Pinge Wukong: a Journey to the West text tower defense — assemble Wukong and hold the line. An unusual mix of theme and genre.
The full list of all 120, with a detail page for each, is on Worth-a-Try Mini Games · All Games, filterable by category and searchable by name. Bookmark it for the next time you cannot decide what to play.
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