Physics Games

Physics-based games on mobile and browser platforms use realistic simulations of forces, motion, and materials to create engaging and often puzzle-oriented gameplay. These titles, frequently built on HTML5 or lightweight engines, challenge players to manipulate objects, build structures, or trigger chain reactions by understanding core principles like gravity, momentum, and collision. The genre is highly accessible, requiring intuitive interaction rather than complex controls.

This focus on fundamental mechanics makes physics games particularly suited for casual play and innovative problem-solving. Popular examples include bridge builders, demolition puzzles, and ball-rolling adventures where success depends on predicting how the virtual environment will behave. The evergreen appeal lies in the satisfying cause-and-effect feedback and the intellectual satisfaction of mastering the game's internal logic through experimentation.