Mable

Physics Games

These games all use gravity, momentum, and balance to challenge your timing and problem-solving skills.

About Physics games

In these games, you interact with the world using real-world rules like gravity, momentum, and weight. Sometimes you are building and balancing, like stacking rocks in Stone Balance Zen or keeping a tower upright with fans in Clay Bubble Balance. Other times, you are using momentum to move, like swinging a robot up a frozen salvage yard in Scrap Climb: One Arm Logic or driving over bumpy terrain in Monkey Hill Climber. You can also experiment with chain reactions and destruction, like firing a cannon to knock down stacks of scrap in Junkyard Jubilee or mixing elements in Powder Reaction Lab. Whether you are balancing, swinging, or knocking things over, you have to think about how objects will react to your actions.

Questions

How many Physics games are on Mable?

Mable has 19 Physics games right now.

Are there games where I can just experiment with physics?

Yes, you can mix elements to see chain reactions in Powder Reaction Lab, or build custom tracks for marbles in Marble Machine Maker.

How do the balancing games work?

You might need to place objects carefully, like stacking rocks or weighing treasures on a scale. In others, you use tools like fans to keep a leaning tower from falling over.

Can I destroy things in these games?

Yes, you can fire cannons to knock down stacks of scrap metal and crates, or use tools to launch and burn a ragdoll dummy.