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My Five Small Games And The Big Smiles They Leave Behind

Which HiveSuite game caught your eye, and why?

Hello, #indiaunited friends. Happy day. It is yet another time to talk about our gaming experience. Thankfully, gaming is no longer a gender thing. Right now, everyone can play games.

I have been using the Hive Suite app; little did I know that it has some games. I counted about 59 games ranging from strategy, skills, creativity, arcade, fun, among others.

On the app, I found games like Paper Toss, Solitaire, Nuts and Bolts, Chess, Maze, Stack, Ludo, Snakes and Ladders, Janga, Water Sort, Colour Pipes, Breakout, 1942, Space Invaders, among others. However, the 5 games that caught my attention and why I chose to play them include: Water Sort,

Here, I collected and poured the same coloured water into different jars to have a perfect match of each coloured water in them. The process is to locate a jar, click, and pour a particular colour of water. The click and pour continues until each jar is filled with the same colour of water. It is tricky, but it teaches patience, logical sequence, and tact. I took my time to learn how to play; after several failures, I started winning. Colour Pipes

Similar to the first game, I played it several times before I started winning. It teaches attention to detail because of the similarities of the colours in the pipes. Tact is needed when selecting the colours to pour into the other pipes to avoid frustration from clicking the wrong colours. Breakout

I had to strike hard on this one because I have played a similar one on my phone. So it is expected to break all the bricks with a few lives. I broke all the layers of the brick and recorded a new Breakout score. The game taught me carefulness and focus. 1942

The game's name attracted me to it. It is a war game where a player battles against enemies by deploying all the arsenals at their disposal to ensure victory. That was exactly what I did while paying attention to the enemy's territory and their style of attack. I enjoyed the game as well. Very strategic and furious enemy attacks. Space Invaders

Last on the list of games I played is Space Invaders. I pummeled through over 6 layers until the mission failed. It was a great try. I bombarded both the enemy layers and my protection bricks because I was firing my bullets, lolz. It was fun winning through the 6 layers. My brick protection got bombarded and exposed my player to the enemies, and they struck.

In conclusion, the era of combining Hiving and gaming has just begun, and it is unfolding with creativity, tact, and wit. When we are bored of commenting, we rest with gaming here and there. That way, the Hive blockchain has become more interesting and attractive to everyone out there.

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First image generated using ChatGPT. Other images are from the games I played

Comments · 5

  • @sammylain2(58)· 10h

    The games are really fun. I love the user interface, really friendly and appealing. I loved the Tetris game in particular

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  • @daverick(72)· 1d

    There are lots of games on Hivesuite that many users might not really know about. The games there are really interesting...and many.

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  • @efisher(65)· 1d

    water sort sounds like the kind of puzzle that looks simple until you get completely stuck on the last few jars