Physics based Games

The "Physics Based" tag in mobile and browser gaming describes titles where core gameplay revolves around realistic or stylized physical interactions. These games use physics engines to govern how objects move, collide, stack, and fall, making the simulation a primary mechanic rather than just a visual backdrop. Players directly manipulate these forces to solve puzzles, navigate obstacles, or create chain reactions, with success relying on understanding momentum, gravity, and structural stability.

This genre thrives on portable and web platforms due to its often intuitive, pick-up-and-play nature. Popular examples include puzzle games where players cut ropes or launch birds to topple structures, drawing games where lines become physical objects, and stacking games demanding careful balance. The immediate, tactile feedback and emergent gameplay make physics-based titles highly engaging for short sessions, perfectly suited for touch controls and browser-based play without needing high-end hardware.