Airplane Mode — is a game that seems to have all of these elements in one title, allowing you to test your personality and find ways to stay sane on a long flight filled with boring little things and sometimes a crying baby. However, the monotonous simulator is still new to our ears and, frankly, puzzling. On the other hand, we can take for granted certain aspects of life that we call boring, as long as they are not presented to us in a comically absurd form. There is probably nothing more boring than a long bus ride through the desert, an even longer plane ride, or waiting in line at the DMV. Game developer Hosni Anuji now has one of three.

ChronoTecture — after the loss of his cat Mobius due to a lifelong illness, his father sees him again in a short dream. Then the father designs and creates a device called Dream Catcher, which allows him to cause Conscious Dream at will. When the father finally sees Mobius in the Dream World again, the Dreamcatcher fails, and the father experiences sleep paralysis, locking him in the Dream World against his will.

Wonder Cave — inspired by stories about Aladdin, Ali Baba and others, this magical adventure will send you on the trail of a certain magic lamp that will guide you through a series of puzzling tasks in the process. So many quests these days put you in danger, whether it’s a simple zombie apocalypse, a nuclear disaster or a science fiction story. Cave of Miracles, however, is a little different. Recognizing that using your mind and skills to solve puzzles is a kind of magic, this game will transport you to a magical adventure inspired by fairy tales about Shahrezad from the classic text 1001 Nights.